You said that pulling into Fredericksburg the first time your reaction was basically don't let anybody else find out about this place.
I grew up in the suburbs and in every four years we opened up a brand new high school.
I have two letter jackets, you know, one from one school, one from another school.
And those places have changed so much now from what they were, even when I was growing up that I go home, I go back.
I mean, I wanted to be from a place, a dot on a map, that when you got there, you knew you were there.
I always looked around the state of Texas and, you know, it was like, oh, man, they're from this town.
You know, back in the day, even when I first started coaching, I mean, if you were from Seeley, oh, wow, they're from Seeley.
And to be from Fredericksburg, to me, I tell these guys – I mean, it's the Hill Country podcast.
On our prayer every week before we go out and play, you know, one of the things I always will say, and I mean it very sincerely, is – Lord, we thank you that we get to be in the state of Texas, from Fredericksburg, playing the game of football on a Friday night underneath the lights.
And a lot of when you're in the middle of the mix, you know, as a kid, you may not realize it.
You said that pulling into Fredericksburg the first time your reaction was basically don't let anybody else find out about this place.
I grew up in the suburbs and in every four years we opened up a brand new high school.
I have two letter jackets, you know, one from one school, one from another school.
And those places have changed so much now from what they were, even when I was growing up that I go home, I go back.
I mean, I wanted to be from a place, a dot on a map, that when you got there, you knew you were there.
I always looked around the state of Texas and, you know, it was like, oh, man, they're from this town.
You know, back in the day, even when I first started coaching, I mean, if you were from Seeley, oh, wow, they're from Seeley.
And to be from Fredericksburg, to me, I tell these guys – I mean, it's the Hill Country podcast.
On our prayer every week before we go out and play, you know, one of the things I always will say, and I mean it very sincerely, is – Lord, we thank you that we get to be in the state of Texas, from Fredericksburg, playing the game of football on a Friday night underneath the lights.
And a lot of when you're in the middle of the mix, you know, as a kid, you may not realize it.
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