We have been away for a while now and it is time to come back and bring you another point of view of coaching !

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Coach Softley, head coach and athletic director at Lubbock Christian School, focuses on building a strong culture and developing mentally and physically tough young athletes. He emphasizes respect, discipline, and hard work to create an environment where student-athletes can thrive. Coach Softley understands the importance of mental toughness in handling challenges and pressure, while also promoting physical strength and endurance. He believes in instilling values like integrity and sportsmanship to shape well-rounded individuals. Through his leadership, Coach Softley empowers student-athletes to excel academically, emotionally, and socially, both on and off the field.

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Brandon Houston was named the Athletic Director and Head Football Coach at Taylor High School in March, 2021.

Coach Houston has over 25 years of coaching experience. He has been a coordinator for over 20 years, running primarily Spread, Read-Option, and RPO schemes.

In 2005, Coach Houston founded CoachHuey.com as a way to help share ideas and best practices for the game of football with coaches all over the world. Coach Houston started his career in 1996 at Ector Junior High, a feeder school for Odessa High School. In 1998 he moved to Calhoun High School in Port Lavaca to coach the secondary. In 1999, Coach Houston became the Quarterback Coach & Passing Game Coordinator at Grapevine High School. In 2005 he returned to Bell County as the Offensive Coordinator & Quarterback Coach at Belton High School. After spending the 2007 season on staff at UMHB, Coach Houston spent the next 7 years as the Offensive Coordinator & Backfield Coach at Lorena High School. In 2015, he returned to Belton High School as the Receivers Coach for one season before becoming the Offensive Coordinator at Rockdale. In Rockdale, Coach Houston helped the Tigers win the 2017 Texas 3A Division I State Championship.