Westfield, Indiana: What the National Championship Gave Us
Frisco Elite stood among 350-plus teams from twelve countries at the NFL FLAG Championships. The scoreboard didn't go our way — here's the honest recap, what we learned, and what comes next: The Star on August 8-9, and a free skills clinic, combine, and tryouts on August 23.
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Before Nationals, a Bigger Game: The Ice Bucket Challenge
Chris Johnson's ALS diagnosis stopped the football world. Ahead of nationals, Frisco Elite took the Ice Bucket Challenge and reached out to support the ALS Association of Texas.
Rings, Fathers, and the Moment After the Win
When Frisco Elite won the 2025 Dallas Cowboys Regional, the celebration wasn't about the score. It was about every father who showed up — every practice, every early morning, every car ride home.
Virginia Is Building Something
The Brambleton program is in its first season with evaluations open. Here's what we're building — and what we're looking for in an athlete.
Father First. Then Coach.
Why we separate the parent role from the coaching role — and why that separation is the most important thing we do for our athletes.
Why We Named It Legacy Seven
Seven values. Seven reasons. The story behind the name and what each number means to the program — and to the fathers who built it.
Starting a Nonprofit Is Harder Than Winning a Championship
501(c)(3) paperwork, fundraising, building something from nothing. What I didn't know when I started Fathers and Football.
The Play That Changed How I Coach
16 years in, one moment on the sideline reminded me why none of the wins matter without the relationship.
Two States. One Standard.
Texas and Virginia operating under the same seven values, the same philosophy, and the same expectation — what a coalition looks like in practice.