UT study on the state of coaching
Today isn't just any Football Friday — it's also Texas High School Coaches Day. Recognized by state lawmakers, it's a moment to celebrate the lasting influence of coaches in our schools. A new UT study now shows just how deep that influence runs — both on and off the field. Here to talk more about the study and the power of coaching are UT associate professor Dr. Josh Childs, Hays CISD athletic director Lance Moffett and student athletes Skylar, Lily, and Dre. Dr. Childs, let's start with the overall synopisis of texas caoches and their impacts on athletes.
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