It’s Grind Time for Sheldon Graham
Standing 5’11” at 155 pounds, Sheldon Graham is preparing for his freshman season at Bob Jones High School, the home of the Patriots in Madison, Alabama. Just like many players […]
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Hayden Milner Enjoys a Razorback Visit
It’s that time of the year where many colleges are holding prospect camps and visits. A prospect camp allows players to be seen by specific college coaches. This is usually […]
Garrison Cantrell Makes Time for it All
Whether it’s visiting the Georgia State Capitol or helping his younger brother with T-Ball, multi-sport athlete Garrison Cantrell always comes ready. The quarterback is definitely ready for camp season. Having […]
Females in Flag: The Journey of Coach Toni Fuller
American football has been played since the mid-1800’s with the first College game occurring between Princeton and Rutgers on November 6th, 1869. But did you know that the games of […]
Herculese Titans: Setting goals and reaching them
After a tough loss, Dean Grecco, head coach for the Hercules Titans in Hercules, CA tells his team to “Keep grinding! The goal is still within reach!” But unlike last […]
Luke Carney…Destined for Greatness
2025 QB LUKE CARNEY Grabbing his cleats, shoulder pads and favorite Nike ball before practice was the norm for Luke during his youth days in football-crazed Tulsa, Oklahoma. Going to […]
The Grind of Michi Holley and a Life Lesson from Anime
We believe that the sole purpose of the world-renowned Anime is to entertain its viewers. However one can also reasonably infer that an ulterior motive is to teach some sort […]
Payton Alberts Gets a Chance of a Lifetime
At the National Youth Leadership Forum (NYLF) National Security, students have an opportunity to talk directly with national security experts. They also learn about the latest intelligence strategies, and experience […]
Isaac Carney and IMG Teammates Ride Momentum to Two National Championships
Living in a state where the “Oklahoma Drill” is a household word, all sports take a back seat to football. However, Oklahoma has seen its share of prominent high school […]
Committed to the Grind
If you want to one day participate on a collegiate athletic team then mastering social media is a must in today’s time. One in five student athletes use social media […]
Why I Grind: Michael Clayton
One question we often ask our Play Book athletes is “Why do you grind?” Often the answers are short and straight to the point. “I grind to make my family […]
Fun Healthy Eating for Athletes-Mexican Style
There’s no denying that Mexican food is delicious. But did you know that many of the dishes can be very healthy? If you’re an athlete like Camron Cooper, that absolutely […]
ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL…COMMITMENTS
One of the most exciting moments for a student-athlete is receiving a verbal scholarship offer. However, nothing is official until you sign the National Letter of Intent. On February 3, […]
Trevor Erickson and the Fighting Irish Breeze Past Abilene
What a night for Trevor Erickson and the Chapman HS Fighting Irish football team. They breezed past the Abilene Cowboys by a score of 46-0. Trevor racked up 258 total […]
Are You Doing Your Part?
The Benefits of Volunteer Work The question is “Why is volunteering essential in today’s society. One simple answer is ,volunteering helps both the community and those who are serving the […]
5 Questions with Ashton Funk
Defensive End Ashton Funk is working hard on his craft. Check out why he thinks attitude is a factor in winning.