Team Profile
Photos by Ringgold Tiger Shots
Q&A with Coach Austin Crisp
Q. How would you characterize this year’s team?
A. We have a tough group of kids that don’t have any quit in them. One word to describe this team is grit.
Q. What will be the keys to your success?
A. Staying healthy; continuing to develop our WE > me culture, and focusing on development as dominant players, so they will go out into the real world and be dominant people with whatever they choose to do.
Q. Who will be your key leaders on the team?
A. Garrett Edgar, Logan Roberts, Bryce Hart, Cole Runion, Zac Strawbridge, and Cameron Talley.
Q. What are your biggest reasons for optimism?
A. We are bringing back a lot of skilled players and young guys who have played on a Friday night.
Q. What will keep you up at night?
A. I am not going to sweat the little things. Proverbs 3:5.
Q. What can you build on from last year?
A. Culture and continuing to build upon our offensive and defensive schemes and progress in the weight room.
Q. Any lessons learned from last year?
A. Be patient during the dead time. Never take family time for granted. There is a reason the windshield is bigger than the rearview mirror – always look forward.
Q. How would you characterize your team’s speed?
A. We have some kids that can go.
Q. How would you characterize this year’s team?
A. We have a tough group of kids that don’t have any quit in them. One word to describe this team is grit.
Q. What will be the keys to your success?
A. Staying healthy; continuing to develop our WE > me culture, and focusing on development as dominant players, so they will go out into the real world and be dominant people with whatever they choose to do.
Q. Who will be your key leaders on the team?
A. Garrett Edgar, Logan Roberts, Bryce Hart, Cole Runion, Zac Strawbridge, and Cameron Talley.
Q. What are your biggest reasons for optimism?
A. We are bringing back a lot of skilled players and young guys who have played on a Friday night.
Q. What will keep you up at night?
A. I am not going to sweat the little things. Proverbs 3:5.
Q. What can you build on from last year?
A. Culture and continuing to build upon our offensive and defensive schemes and progress in the weight room.
Q. Any lessons learned from last year?
A. Be patient during the dead time. Never take family time for granted. There is a reason the windshield is bigger than the rearview mirror – always look forward.
Q. How would you characterize your team’s speed?
A. We have some kids that can go.
