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Built in the trenches.
I coach OL/DL and everything starts with:
• Technique
• Toughness
• Effort
Intensity with Integrity.
No shortcuts. No excuses. Earn it.
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William Bell
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William Bell
@TrenchCoachBell
USAF Retired | OL/DL Coach | Special Teams Coordinator Strength & Conditioning | ISSA Certified | Lugoff-Elgin High School Technique. Toughness. Discipline.
Lugoff, SC Katılım Mart 2026
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This is amazing. Great advice from an absolute legend. For many people, they only see what happens on Thursday and Friday nights.
They don't see the thousands of reps in the backyard, driveway, garage, or local park that made those nights possible for these young men.
Dov Kleiman@NFL_DovKleiman
Barry Sanders is an absolute legend 👏
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I had the opportunity to hear Coach Gruden speak this spring at Ohio State's coaching clinic. What stood out to me more than anything was his passion for teaching the game. "Preparation is confidence." That's a lesson every player and every coach can carry with them. Appreciate the words of wisdom Coach. @BarstoolGruden
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This truly doesn’t get talked about enough.
Some of the best offensive lines I’ve seen weren’t just built with five starters. They were built with six, seven, and sometimes eight guys who prepared like they were one snap away.
Your opportunity usually comes before your confidence does, so prepare accordingly.
Mike Rittelmann@MRittCGS
One of the most overlooked positions in football is the 6th offensive lineman While the starting five receive the recognition, championship organizations understand that quality offensive line depth is essential over the course of a long NFL season Injuries are inevitable, and the ability to insert a versatile, dependable lineman without changing the offensive game plan is a tremendous advantage From a scouting perspective, the best sixth offensive linemen possess positional versatility, football intelligence, technical consistency, and the mental preparation to step into the lineup at a moment’s notice Whether it’s playing multiple positions, communicating protections, handling stunts and blitzes, or contributing in heavy personnel packages, these players provide value far beyond being “just a backup.” The role has become even more important in today’s NFL, where offenses frequently utilize six offensive linemen to strengthen the run game, improve pass protection, and create physical mismatches at the point of attack Players like Patrick Mekari, Evan Brown, Josh Jones, and Joseph Noteboom demonstrate exactly what NFL personnel departments look for: versatility, reliability, professionalism, and the ability to keep an offense functioning at a high level regardless of where they’re needed Great teams are built with quality depth, and few positions embody that philosophy more than the 6th offensive lineman
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Starting left tackle and nose guard for the McDuffie Sporting Goods Tigers- Lake City, Florida Recreation League. Twelve-year-old me would've never believed he'd still be obsessed with football forty years later.
And honestly...I wouldn't have it any other way.
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This one brought back some memories.
I grew up in Lake City, played football at Columbia High School, graduated from Columbia, and left there to begin my Air Force career.
Looking back, I realize how fortunate I was to grow up in a community where football wasn't just a Friday night event, it was part of the culture.
This football lineage reminds me just how special that program has been for generations. Proud to have worn the purple and gold.
Seeing generations of Tigers who went on to play college football and reach the NFL reminds me that I was part of something much bigger than myself.
Once a Tiger, always a Tiger.
@CHSTigerPride_
Columbia High Football@CHSTigerPride_
They played HERE. The response to this project has been overwhelming in the best way. Every comment, correction, and addition has helped reveal just how deep the tradition of Columbia High School football truly runs. This updated list recognizes Columbia High School football players who competed in NCAA Division I football and those who appeared in an NFL regular-season game. It does not include the many Tigers who competed at the JUCO, NAIA, NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III, or other collegiate levels—those accomplishments matter too and deserve recognition. This list is still growing. If you notice someone we’ve missed, keep commenting with their name and where they played. We’ll verify the information and continue updating this historical record so every Tiger who earned their place is recognized. Thank you to everyone who has contributed so far. What started as a simple graphic has become a community effort to preserve the history of Columbia High School football, and we appreciate everyone who has helped make this the most complete record possible. #ItAintOurFault #FN5GL
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The more I study football, the more I find myself studying sports that aren't football. The main ones have been rugby, sumo wrestling, and Olympic wrestling.
I've come to the conclusion that leverage doesn't care what sport you're playing.
Very different rules, very similar physics.
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I've coached on both. Give me natural grass.
Every. Single. Time.
AJ Blazek@CoachBlaz
Another great reason to come to @UCF_Football! Natural Grass has always been the best surface for the body! Natural Grass Fields at UCF: 1 - “Bounce House” 2 - Practice Fields
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Great week of summer workouts. The boys are improving every day and getting more confident with the play installs.
My offensive and defensive linemen have also made it abundantly clear they're not fans of the 5-yard bear crawl/crab crawl combo.
Good.
Wait until they meet leopard crawls with a cone balanced on their back!
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@CoachBrewster50 Too awesome brother! We played Evans and Winter Park back in my day! Great teams down there!
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Ah yes, the good ol’ days!!!
Coach Tackmann@coach_tack
Only the great ones know what this is....
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Congratulations to EJ Richardson on his commitment to Coastal Carolina.
Another Demon headed to the next level.
@LE_FB1 #ExpectToWin
Eric "landlord” Richardson@EJRichardsonTwo
Home!! 110% COMMITTED. Chants up! 👌🏾. @CoastalFootball @Ry_Beard @NickPetrinoCCU @LE_FB1 @TheUCReport @LouatTheState @VincentAlbano6 @CoachLiljon @adamgorney @Andy_Villamarzo #chants #agtg #landlord
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Years ago, on my way from Mountain Home, Idaho to San Angelo, Texas for the NCO Academy, I made a detour through Odessa for one reason:
Ratliff Stadium.
Not all football landmarks are on college campuses or NFL stadiums.
Some places mean a little more to football people.
#FridayNightLights #TexasFootball
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Congratulations to Oliver Coleman on his commitment to Coastal Carolina!
A great accomplishment for him, his family, and the Lugoff-Elgin football program!
#ExpectToWin @LE_FB1
Teal Syndicate@TealSyndicate
Coastal Carolina has secured a commitment from 2027 defensive back Oliver Coleman out of Lugoff, SC, according to his Twitter. 🏈🌴 The 6-foot-2, 175-pound prospect recorded 5 pass breakups, 27 tackles and an interception in his junior season. Coleman chose the Chanticleers over Mercer, The Citadel and Campbell. #ChantsUp
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Used to love watching him play at K-State, and was even more excited to see him get drafted to the league. He is 100% proof positive that it ain't always the size of the dog in the fight.
MLFootball@MLFootball
HEARTBREAKING: #NFL HCs and GMs LAUGHED AT Darren Sproles when he measured in at the combine and was only 5-foot-6 and weighed in at 170 pounds. Sproles called his dad: “They laughed at me” His Dad replied: “You know what to do” Sproles became a legend.
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Here is the schedule for the Week #2!!
Lets work 💪 🏈 💯
#ExpectToWin #TheLUE #JuiceBoom #Thanksgiving ##FindAWay
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Just learned that my high school offensive line coach, Coach Steve Chamberlin, passed away recently.
I'm not gonna lie, Coach was a mean SOB. If you played at Columbia High School, you knew exactly what that meant.
As a defensive lineman, I spent plenty of time around the offensive line during board drills and other line work. His units were always among the most disciplined and best-conditioned players on the field. He demanded toughness, effort, and attention to detail.
Coach Chamberlin was an All-American center at the University of Georgia and knew the game inside and out. Looking back now as a coach myself, I appreciate those lessons far more than I did as a teenager.
The older I get, the more I realize that some of the coaches who were hardest on us were preparing us for much more than football. Just know, a little bit of Coach Chamberlin is still coaching football.
Rest easy, Coach.
Thank you for the lessons and everything you did for us.
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So first week of summer workouts in the books. Saw some good things, saw some not so good things, but that's to be expected. But had a scenario this afternoon that took me aback....We have this young man on our team, little bitty guy...plays receiver for us...decent hands, but not big, not strong, not fast. I wanted to find something for him at practice today, so I told him when he came in, "Gavin, I'm gonna try you out on kickoff team today, you're gonna be at L4." He looks me dead in my eyes and says, "Coach, don't worry about me, I'm going to find my opportunities!" He's there everyday. Volunteers for everything. Thanks all the coaches at the end of practice for coaching him. He wears receiver gloves, but when he comes to shake your hand, he takes them off. This kid works his absolute ass off. The heart has a funny way of dragging talent farther than anybody expected. It hit me like a ton of bricks when he said that to me. This young man is the reason I love this job so much. I will always pull for the underdogs. I hope he hits an unbelievable growth spurt and becomes a monster. I don't coach guys for who they are, I coach them for who they will become.
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