Matt Torgler

On managing people/teams: “If people knew how much more they could get out of a horse by gentleness than by harshness, they would save a great deal of trouble both to the horse and the man.” — Ulysses S. Grant, quoted in Ron Chernow, Grant (2017)

What an amazing experience at the 98th annual Ohio State FFA convention! I learned so much about the hard work and resilience these incredible individuals put towards mastering their craft! #FFA

Teacher Appreciation Week! Please make sure that the words you say match the actions you bring. The stuff matters. The words matter MORE. The gift card could end up in the junk drawer…the conversation could be the one they talk about when they retire. #LeadFromWhoYouAre

The Lost Art of Handwriting–and Why It Still Matters Read more👇

I had the opportunity to chaperone for the WH Robotics Team at the Kalahari Classic this weekend. So much fun, these kids are beyond talented! #VexRobotics #GoKnights

This year marks 10 years of the Kalahari Classic Signature Event! 🔥 Competitors in Sandusky, Ohio are still facing off in fierce showdowns that are a hallmark of each competition season! Good luck to those with competition still left to go! 💪🤖 Photo Credit: Clint Matlack

Mike McDaniel breaking down lessons learned back in Washington + offensive game planning in SF. [Exclusive] We found lost tapes of McDaniel and Chris Foerster, two of the best offensive minds in football, walking through how the weekly game plan actually comes together, the reasoning behind every concept, every protection, every adjustment. Mike, one of the most sought-after coaching candidates, explains his philosophy: have your reasons, explain the whys to your players, get buy-in, then build something together that gives the other team the illusion of complexity. Enjoy this small peek inside a room full of football genius.

@JoshPateCFB What kind of offense and defense do they run at Pate State University? Loudonville, Ohio

Got room for a few questions on tonight's jam-packed show. Drop them here and include hometowns.

@socialstudiestx @NCSSNetwork @madisonteacher @CoachDKendrick @NHTOYMc @historyherway @shelinawarren @scotteabbott @Jyo_Social @MapM8ker @historycomics @msnikki_p I’ve been reading some of the Oxford History of the United States, The Children of Ash and Elm (Price), and The Wars of the Roses (Jones)

@MattTorgler @NCSSNetwork @madisonteacher @CoachDKendrick @NHTOYMc @historyherway @shelinawarren @scotteabbott @Jyo_Social @MapM8ker @historycomics @msnikki_p I almost always read history, seconded by culture and sports. Here is my current read and on the shelf. I’m going to get to America, America and Stealing Home this month .

Two questions , social studies friends. I’d love to read more this year. I’d love: 1. Any suggestions for books to read this year. 2. Anyone to join a book club with friends? (Meet and chat every couple of months) @NCSSNetwork #socialstudies365 #bookchat

Curt Cignetti’s reaction based on what Indiana does

During this winter break I’ll be brushing up on my content by reading a few works from the Oxford History of the United States, starting with Richard White. global.oup.com/academic/conte… #USHistory #OxfordUniversityPress

Oregon OC Will Stein - Opening Script & Get It To List Opening Script - First 10 plays of the game - First 5 of the second half - We want to target our best players early in the game - Get them in rhythm - We also want to see how the defense adjust to playing against our best players Get It To List - 10-12 plays for our top players where they are the primary receiver or ball carrier - Used for our top 2-3 skill players - Used early in the game to get a player involved - Used on critical downs when you need a play - Players not plays mentality

Yale’s postseason run is off to an unforgettable start. In the program’s first appearance in the FCS Playoffs, the Bulldogs overcame a significant deficit to defeat Youngstown State 43–42 in a remarkable comeback. The team now heads to Bozeman to face No. 2–seeded Montana State in the next round. Catch the full highlights from @YaleAthletics: bit.ly/3XXt2nf

Great blocking! @MaltarichKyle

Children of Ash and Elm is a predominantly sociocultural history of the Vikings rather than a political/military history. It covers topics such as religion, social structures, Viking ships, warfare, the law, burial customs etc.

Check below for my exact text! "Everything I know but wasn't asked on the test" Loving this right now. What do you think? Is there something you learned in this chapter but weren’t asked in questions 1-50 above? Anything on the study guide? Tell me all of them you know below (Spanish and English). For every two that you write below, I’ll replace one incorrect response above on the quiz. (MAX 2 incorrect responses replaced)

The hit knocked THE PAINT off his helmet! 🤯 #B1GFootball | @PennStateFball

**Giveaway** Giving away a copy my book, "100 Football Situations". Situations every coach should know. To enter, just be following and RT/like this post. Draw 1 winner Tuesday. Click the link to see more or order the book a.co/d/f2jpphC

You always see coaches covering their mouths with their sideline sheets calling plays… But have you ever wondered what a sideline sheet looks like? This week’s Gruden’s Glossary is about the sideline sheet and its evolution over time. Watch it here: youtu.be/s4L-D8Va3Js?si…