Podcast appearances and mentions of todd dodge

In this weeks episode we listen to the first part of this years Induction Banquet including speeches from Todd Dodge, Brittney Griner and Ed "Too Tall" Jones Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a textIt is the Texas HS Football Podcast with Taylor Arenz 100th Episode and she couldn't be more excited and proud to hit this milestone.Back in the summer of 2022, Host Taylor Arenz started this podcast with a simple goal: to shine a spotlight on the incredible athletes and coaches that make Texas high school football so special. Her very first interview was with five-star defensive lineman David Hicks Jr., who is now at Texas A&M, living up to that five-star ranking. Over the past three seasons, she has had the honor of conducting 295 interviews!!!!  In the early days, Taylor would pack seven or eight interviews into a single episode—though they were much shorter conversations. As the podcast evolved, she has focused on getting to know each guest in more depth, allowing for longer, more meaningful interviews.With the rise of NIL and the transfer portal reshaping college football, this podcast is more important than ever. It gives players a platform to tell their stories, introduce themselves to coaches, and get their names out there. This has never just been about stats or rankings—it's about getting to know the people that make up Texas HS football.So, thank you for being part of this journey Taylor is beyond grateful for your support, and here's to another 100 episodes!A special milestone needs a special guest so this week we have the legendary Texas Sports Hall of Fame coach and current Lovejoy Leopards Head Coach Todd Dodge! 

(0:10:00) Todd Dodge, HOF High School Football Coach (1:05:00) Kevin Flaherty, KCSN (1:25:00) Richmond Webb, Former NFL & Texas A&M OL (1:45:00) Craig Smoak's "Off The Radar" (2:30:00) John McClain, HOF NFL Columnist (2:45:00) Paul Catalina's Top 5 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cade Klubnik's return to Austin to face former high school rival Quinn Ewers is one of the more compelling stories of the inaugural 12-team playoff. The story has fascinating roots, and with that in mind we revisit two interviews we conducted years ago to learn more about Klubnik's background: -- With Klubnik in December of 2021, days before he was to fly to Clemson to begin life as a Tiger; -- With Klubnik's high school coach, Todd Dodge, in December of 2022 as Klubnik was set to take over as Clemson's starting quarterback. The most remarkable part of Klubnik's journey to Clemson is that he stuck with the Tigers even when they didn't offer him. He had to wait until Ty Simpson decided between Clemson and Alabama before that offer came. And meanwhile, Steve Sarkisian at Texas and Jimbo Fisher at Texas A&M had already offered him. Dodge decided to retire after Klubnik led Westlake High School to a third consecutive state title as a senior. After two years out of the game, Dodge returned to the football field last offseason when he took over at Lovejoy High in Lucas, Texas.

8/1/24:  Rep Jim McGovern .  Greenfield Acting Police Chief Todd Dodge on the changes in Greenfield policing.  Tamar Fields & John Sears from Standing Together.

In February of 2022, Jeff Joseph was named the 20th head football coach at Port Neches-Groves High School. It was his first head coaching job.Two years later, Coach Joseph is the undisputed Coach of the Year recipient from practically every Texas organization that honors high school football coaching excellence!How did Coach Joseph achieve this seemingly meteoric recognition, and lead storied football power Port=Neches Groves to its first state title since 1975?Host Dr. Buck Ford and his podcast partner Judge Brad Burnett attempt to answer that question, as they talk with Coach Joseph about a variety of topics,  including:His thoughts about the Indians' 2023 state championship;The job application process he went through that landed him at PN-G;His family and his family's connection to football success;His educational and coaching background;His thoughts on the 2022 and 2023 playoff runs, and the amazing community support that accompanied them;His thoughts on the 2023 State Final matchup vs South Oak Cliff, including the coaching decisions that brought home that remarkable 20-17 victory...and more!The podcast brings up several names from Southeast Texas, including Dr. Mike Gonzales, Kevin Schexnaider, Todd Dodge, Coach Joe Washington, Jonathan Hernandez, Jacob Cabrera, Cory Parsons, Reid Richard, Kameron Droddy, Max Scroggs, Matt McDaniel, Jon Deckert, Scott Ryan, Coach Lewis Ford, Bum Phillips, Barbara Comeaux...and more! Other well-known and lesser known names discussed in the podcast include Ric Renner, Riley Dodge, Gary Joseph, Eddie Joseph, Johnny Manziel, Mark Snyder, John Chavis, Kevin Sumlin, Blake Joseph, Jeff Banks, Judy Garland...and more!In January of 2022, legendary coach Todd Dodge was hired as a consultant on PN-G's head coaching search. In a Season Three interview on Down Trails of Victory podcast, Todd Dodge said, at the culmination of that head coaching search, "I recommended Jeff Joseph." What qualities did Jeff Joseph possess that led to that recommendation? Find out here...as Down Trails of Victory podcast presents:Jeff Joseph, Texas 5A Coach of the Year, and head coach of the 2023 State Champion Port Neches-Groves Indians!Right here, on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

3/14/24: Greenfield Acting Police Chief Todd Dodge: the $1Million+ race discrimination verdict against the Dept. Rev. Michael McSherry on the afterlife. Brian Adams with forester Lincoln Fish: our trees, ourselves. Ruth Griggs w/ UMass Professor of Trombone Dave Sporney.

They say a picture is worth a thousand words....If this is true, then the photo production of Bart Bragg and Wayne Rogers would be prolific enough to fill a library!Bart and Wayne talk with Buck about their 60-plus years of photographing the people and events of Southeast Texas, including:Their early interest in photography;Working alongside Museum of the Gulf Coach Hall of Fame photographer Frank Cricchio;Stories surrounding some of their most memorable experiences photographing celebrities, politicians, athletes, and other personalities of Southeast Texas;In-depth commentary about some of their most remarkable photos,...and more!The podcast brings up a wide range of names from Southeast Texas, including James Badgett, Frank Cricchio, Roger Russell, Leonard Duckett, Ethel Redman, Bum Phillips, Wade Phillips, Claude Brown, Dana Rogers (Mrs. Wayne Rogers), Jack Brooks, Judge Brad Burnett, Jimmy Everett, Nick Lampson, Mike Simpson, George Caraway, Leo and Mary Weeks, Wanda Carole Wrinkle Ford, Christy Morace, Lew Ford, Todd Dodge, Dr. Jesse DeLee, William Seale...and more! Other well-known names discussed in the podcast include Dottie Rambo, Barry Goldwater, John Tower, Linda Laughlin, Nancy Ann Fleming, Bob Hope, Leon Jaworski, Richard Nixon, Joe Jaworski, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, John F. Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy, Cecil Stoughton, Lyndon Johnson, Lady Bird Johnson, Lee Harvey Oswald, Jim Leavelle, Jack Ruby, Don Rickles, Bob West, George Herbert Walker Bush, George W. Bush, Walter Humphrey, Harry Goins, Don Knotts, Jonathan Winters, Johnny Carson, Eddie Albert, Buddy Ebsen, Gerald Ford, Bill Clinton, Ann Richards...and more!Minor White said, "Photography is a language more universal than words."Listen to these two masters talk about capturing over sixty years of Southeast Texas life...Right here, on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

Live from Birdville, it's the 2024 UIL Realignment Special, with visits from UIL deputy director Dr. Jamey Harrison, new Lovejoy coach Todd Dodge, and Brock coach Billy Mathis.

TFT is back, and so is Todd Dodge! Plus the 2023 Whataburger Super Team

On the Wings of Eagles....1979 was a Cinderella football season for the Stephen F Austin Eagles of Port Acres, Texas. Projected to finish 7th in tough District 18-2A, the Eagles overcame an 0-3 pre-district record to capture SFA's first District title since 1965.Seniors Chuck Anderson, Ty Coburn, David Lutcher, Richard Smith, and Ricky Sonnier were senior players on that historic campaign--a campaign that influenced the future of SFA football for years to come. Hear these seniors of that 1979 team talk with Buck about:Overcoming pre-season projections of a 7th place finish in District 18-2A;SFA's disappointing 0-3 pre-district record;The incredible events leading up to their district opener vs undefeated Orangefield; SFA's weekly march through District 18-2A;The Eagle's dramatic 9-7 win over Hardin-Jefferson in a winner-take-all battle for the District crown;SFA's 1979 Regional Finals playoff run;Remembrances of coaches, players, opponents, games, rivalries, and more!The podcast brings up a wide range of names from Southeast Texas, including Bevil Deckert, Joe Landry, George Rose, Dr. Chester Levy, Richard Marler, John Blocker, Dale Westmoreland, Greg Green, Steve Coulter, Boyd Edwards, Larry Southard, Bob Gough, Jimmy Wyble, Joe Smith, Herschel Taylor, Bryan Comeaux, Curtis Price, Matt Harrington, John Tomplait, Tommy Gaspard, James Tomplait, Delmonte Hebert, Bernard Fleener, Craig Broussard, Todd Dodge, Brent Duhon, Preston Williams, Kenneth Durham, John Mire, Ed Peveto, Sidney Arceneaux, Matt Harrington, Mitchell Michalke, Harold Joseph, Todd Mouton, Jay Jackson, James Harris, Billy Thomas, Dizzy Dean Arceneaux, Phil Danaher, Dozier Lee, Billy Farrow, Tracy Rayburn, Kenneth Green, Pat Hollomon, Kenny Guy, Tommy Nequent, Darrell Victor Hadnot, Walter Allen, Blaine Melancon, Willie Cockrell, Jody Hartmann, Gerard Dies, Percy Villemez, Kevin Wolf, Tony Cockrell, Carlton Anderson, Monte Jeanis, Mark Crowder, Walter Jackson, Wesley Monk, James McCarter, Sidney Boullion, Phillip Hallmark, Damon Martin, Dalyn Martin,...and more! "1979 was a big year in the annals of SFA football," said podcast host and SFA defensive line coach Buck Ford. "If the players on that team hadn't stepped up and accomplished what they did, I'm not sure what the future of SFA athletics would have looked like--including my own future!"Hear about that colorful and historic season from the players themselves...Right here, on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

"Ooh...let's go...boom...boom...boom...Another one bites the dust!"--by Queen bassist John DeaconCoach Ronnie Thompson and quarterback Todd Dodge were football legends at Port Arthur Thomas Jefferson High School. Under Thompson's coaching genius, and Dodge's quarterbacking excellence, the #1-ranked Yellow Jackets rode the "Another One Bites the Dust" steamroller to a showdown with Odessa Permian in the 1980 State Finals.Thompson, known for his innovative offensive philosophy, is a 1962 graduate of Thomas Jefferson, and played on their 1960 district championship team along with college and NFL coaching great Jimmy Johnson. In addition to coaching at Thomas Jefferson, he had Southeast Texas coaching stints at Vidor, Lamar University, and Port Arthur Memorial. He also coached at the University of Texas and Texas A&M as offensive coordinator, as well as many years coaching high school in the Garland area.Dodge, along with receiver Brent Duhon, went on the secure All American honors for the Yellow Jackets, while setting numerous state and national records. In 1980, he was named The Most Outstanding Football Player in Texas. He went on to quarterback the Texas Longhorns. Afterwards, Dodge became one of Texas' most decorated high school head football coaches, winning seven state titles--all in Texas' highest classification. He won four titles at Southlake Carroll, where the Dragons went 79-1 over a five-year span. He subsequently won three state titles at Austin Westlake, before retiring at the close of 2021. Hear these respected football greats talk with Buck and Brad about:Coach Thompson's years as a student athlete at Port Arthur Jefferson;Coach Thompson's return to Southeast Texas in 1975 to lead Vidor out of its 43-game losing streak, and turn the Pirates into winners;Coach Thompson's return to TJ in 1978, and his relationship with then-sophomore quarterback phenom Todd Dodge;The Yellow Jackets' evolution from their 1-9 team of 1978, to the "Another One Bites the Dust" State Finalist powerhouse of 1980;Todd Dodge's consulting work with Port Neches-Groves ISD's head coaching search, that culminated in the hiring of Jeff Joseph;Todd Dodge's induction into the Museum of the Gulf Coast Hall of Honor;Remembrances of players, opponents, games, rivalries, and more!The podcast brings up a wide range of names from Southeast Texas, including Brent Duhon, Jimmy Johnson, Clarence "Buckshot" Underwood, Don Holloway, Robert Smothers, Ken Watson, Lonnie Linscomb, Randy Brevell, (Todd's mom and dad), Richard Rice, Colleen Rice, Bobby Rice, Bruce Miller, Donnie Schexnider, Rick Wyble, Steve Durso, Mike Owens, Hank Clark, Steve DeRouen, Norman Gaspard, George Hawkins, Emerick Jagneaux, Bill Mehan, Ron Stump, Willie Williams, Charles Wilson, Frank Eidom, Larry Mayer, Gary Hammond, Kenny Harrison, Roman Leviege, Gary Jefferson, Anthony Dupuy, James Wallace, Shea Walker, Tug Lewis, Troy Terrell, Arnold Landry, Greg Brugman, Hayward Laurent, Clay Southerland, Jeff Joseph, Dr. Mike Gonzales, Lew Ford, Dr. Jesse Delee, William Seale...and more! Other names included in the podcast are O. J. Simpson, Otis Wylie, Kenny Stabler, Michael Jordan, Patrick Ewing, Mark Rypien, Riley Dodge, Gary Joseph, Tony Salazar,...and more!!Are you ready? Hey are your ready for this?Are you standing on the edge of your seat?Out on the gridiron, the Jackets fly,Swarmin' to the sound of the beat, yeah!boom...boom...boom...Another one bites the dust!Right here, on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

Ever felt the intoxicating aroma of shrimp gumbo wafting from the kitchen of Shoal Creek Saloon on a regular Texas afternoon? Or imagined the trials and tribulations of the 1985 season opener of Texas football? Buckle up, as we take you through the heart of Texas, reminiscing about the resilience of this iconic establishment, our adventures in North Carolina, and a rendezvous with former Longhorn coach Mac Brown over a round of golf at Pinehurst. We also touch base with our retirement journey accompanied by mouth-watering burgers and football updates.Football is more than a game; it's a journey woven with stories of grit, resilience, and deep connections. As we share our special bond with Sandra and Larry Alphawight, whose family boasts of former Texas quarterbacks, and our prodigy, Cade Club taking center stage at Clemson as QB1, you'll get a glimpse into the real world behind the glam of football. A world characterized by standing your ground as we did during the challenging 1985 season opener against Missouri. It's a peek into the camaraderie shared on the sands of Crystal Beach during the annual Texas OU Weekend, and the thrill of backing the Horns in burnt orange attire on our upcoming fall vacation to Clemson, South Carolina.As the winds of change sweep through the college football landscape, we shed light on the impact of the transfer portal on the recruitment process. Imagine high school football players weighing their options, coaches switching their game plan for this new normal and college football rosters undergoing a metamorphosis. We share tales of our proudest moments as coaches and the life lessons learned on the field. In the end, we conclude with a message of hope and resilience, a reminder that no one is alone in their struggle and the importance of having someone who can relate to your situation. So tune in, for an episode filled with inspiration, resilience, and football!Support the showPlease like and follow each of Stories Inside the Man Cave Podcast social media links on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and Tik Tok.

Todd Dodge is a distinguished American football coach and former player, renowned for his exceptional leadership skills and profound impact on the game. With a career spanning several decades, Dodge has left an indelible mark on the sport through his coaching prowess and dedication to player development. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 258:Inside the Fieldhouse with TD, installment #4 Brought to you by Shoal Creek Saloon, the home of this series with the retired 7-time state champion high school football coach, Todd Dodge.Get 20% OFF MANSCAPED + Free Shipping with promo code MANCAVE20 at http://MANSCAPED.com #ad #manscapedpodDodge and I discussed retirement living in Horseshoe Bay with his better 1/2, Elizabeth.The transfer system of high school athletes and the protocol for transfers to make the move. Dodge's take on the current transfer portal system in college athletics.All fathers like Dodge had a special appreciation for the NFL Draft moment when the Cowboys selected Deuce Vaughn. Deuce's father, Chris, who is the scouting director for the Cowboys, was delegated to make that special call to his son.Dodge mentioned Westlake Chaps' running back, Jack Kiser is similar to Deuce Vaughn, who models his game after Vaughn.We end things with Tell Me Something Good which was a shoutout to high school athletics and the Texas High School Coaches AssociationSupport the showPlease like and follow each of Stories Inside the Man Cave Podcast social media links on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and Tik Tok.

This episode of PDGA Radio is out just a few days early. Why? Because there's some info about getting in on a Boda Brothers project on Kickstarter, and the deadline is rapidly approaching. However, Grant and Jen get a chance to chat about much more with our guests, Steve & Todd Dodge.

In Beyond The Story podcast, host Sebastian Rusk interviews special guests to uncover their stories of success, highs and lows, and lessons learned along their journey. One of those special guests is Tony Taveras. Tony reveals his journey growing up in a small town, getting injured his senior year of high school, and making difficult decisions in pursuit of his dreams. Tony recalls his days dealing with insurance to his journey to the top of the fitness industry. Tony eventually found success owning and scaling a multibillion dollar business with his father. Along the way, he reflects on the power of our words and never taking any situation lightly. Tony intertwines advice from a fellow guest Eric Thomas, AKA, the hip hop preacher. Eric encourages him to win and to surround himself with winners. He also emphasizes that in order for one to reach their goals, hard work is the only shortcut. In conclusion, Sebastian and Tony remind the audience that connecting with individuals like Tony can motivate and help lead us to our ultimate path of success.Blog PostBlog Post 1Tony Taveras' and Sebastian Rusk's recent podcast episode is filled with incredible advice to propel individuals to success. During the conversation they link their mutual friend, the one and only Eric Thomas, AKA the “Hip Hop Preacher”, as an inspiration to them both. “If you have that hunger or that fire and that drive and that passion, it doesn't matter what your background is, it doesn't matter your ethnicity and it doesn't matter your gender”, said Tony Tavares.If you're looking for tips to boost your career, this is the episode for you. Here are some tips from Tony Taveras to get ahead in your career:1. Keep learning and constantly be looking for ways to grow.2. Don't quit, even if it's uncomfortable.3. Foster relationships and network with those in your field or similar fields.Tony and Sebastien dive deep into developing a passion, the importance of stretching yourself, and the power of connecting with people. This episode is packed with inspirational insight and motivating advice to get you where you want to be. Tune in to this episode and leave invigorated and ready to pursue career success.Quote: “If you have that hunger or that that fire and that drive and that passion, it doesn't matter what your background is, it doesn't matter your ethnicity and it doesn't matter your gender”Blog Post 2Sebastian Rusk and Tony Taveras recently met up for a “Beyond The Story” podcast episode and shared the inspiring story of how Eric Thomas, AKA the “Hip Hop Preacher”, has been an inspiration to them both. As Tony Taveras said: “you don't have to have power. You don't have to have resources, you just have to have belief in yourself,”If you are looking for a way to get the leg up on the competition and propel yourself to success, this podcast is a must-listen. Here are three valuable tips from Tony Taveras that can help you achieve career success:1. Stay true to yourself and strive to achieve your goals.2. Constantly search for ways to grow and develop.3. Develop good relationships and don't be afraid to reach out.Tony and Sebastian go beyond the surface level and discuss the need to stretch yourself to gain success. This episode is full of inspiring advice to help you reach your career goals. Don't miss out on this podcast episode and get the tips you need to succeed.Quote: “you don't have to have power. You don't have to have resources, you just have to have belief in yourself,”Best Quotes[00:00:53] "You got up on that stage and absolutely blew the roof off. This man can speak to paint off the walls."[00:01:16] "I immediately knew when I had that inkling of, like, hey, man, this guy's got the thunder and he's going places that need to link with this guy."[00:01:55] "Ever since that video went viral, you know, you got to want it as bad as you want to breathe. That just hit me so hard when I was coming up in the sales arena, I remember watching that video."[00:03:35] "My parents are amazing human beings. It's very rare when a couple can come together and grow a business together."All Quotes[00:00:53] "You got up on that stage and absolutely blew the roof off. This man can speak to paint off the walls."[00:01:16] "I immediately knew when I had that inkling of, like, hey, man, this guy's got the thunder and he's going places that need to link with this guy."[00:01:44] "It was it was wild at that that speaking event when you walked up and you said you knew e t and it's like he he he's been such an inspiration to me since I was 20 years old."[00:01:55] "Ever since that video went viral, you know, you got to want it as bad as you want to breathe. That just hit me so hard when I was coming up in the sales arena, I remember watching that video."[00:02:18] "It just connected with me."[00:02:48] "God's got a great sense of humor at times when he links us all up and we find out how closely connected we really are or we just start aligning with the people. That we're supposed to be on the path with."[00:03:35] "My parents are amazing human beings. It's very rare when a couple can come together and grow a business together."[00:03:58] "We actually moved to Texas. When I was about 7 years old, my parents decided to start a business. And that business was a small business. It was a small retail store."[00:04:05] "I had all my friends. I'm just kid, you know, III I'm in elementary, and I'm like, all that all there is in Texas. There's a bunch of cowboys and horses. Like, I don't, I don't want to move there. You could not know any better."[00:05:00] "My parents were extremely, you know, instilled discipline in me, consistency, and how to grow a business. So definitely, it started with my parents. Amazing."[00:05:26] "It's a good question because, you know, as they were growing the business, it was like they started to see that success as I was in my high school years."[00:05:39] "I didn't want to; I didn't want to really at that time. I didn't want to have to deal with insurance. It wasn't something that I was passionate about."[00:06:18] "My goal was to go to the NFL. That's what I was training for."[00:06:55] "I was nicknamed the goat at 12 years old. So, I just took the form of that and when my dad told me it meant greatness of all time, I kind of just tried to embody that in anything that I touched."[00:06:30] "I had a bad injury my senior year. Didn't get the offers that I wanted. I decided I didn't want to go to the ivy league even though they were giving me a partial scholarship. And I ended up walking on."[00:07:21] "I said, you know what? I know my skill and ability, and I know my work ethic. And if I walk on to AD1 school, I know I'm going to earn a scholarship and I want to play ball about 2 hours from home."[00:08:29] "My dad always said to me, he said, you know, son, you're going to have to have a backup plan. You know, what if football doesn't work out? What if you do get an injury? You got to have your brain and you got to have a business mind to be able to move forward and do something else because football is not going to last forever."[00:08:46] "I had to walk into that office with the coach. Our coach at the time was Todd Dodge. Who was, you know, the supreme high school football coach of South Lake Carol who ended up taking over at North Texas. And I remember crying in that room and walking away from the game of football."[00:09:15] "For 10 years my focus, my dream, everything I was doing was to go to the league and go to the NFL, and that was my story that I was telling myself from 12 years old. And so when that got taken away from me, it was like, you know, I felt like I was lost."[00:08:26] "I was having a lot of nagging injuries. And my dad always said to me, he said, you know, son, you're going to have to have a backup plan. You know, what if football doesn't work out? What if you do get an injury? You got to have your brain and you gotta have a business mind to be able to move forward and do something else because football is not going to last forever."[00:09:52] "I didn't raise my son to be this way. That's not how we raised you."[00:10:03] "No, I cannot disrespect my name. You know, I have to go and become something I have to go fulfill my potential."[00:10:38] "He hired me. He gave me my first sports club."[Unknown] "I blew up in the fitness world, became the goat so to speak of selling personal training for about 8 years."[00:12:19] "What didn't work out for you worked out for you."[00:12:50] "Sometimes we hold on so tight."[00:12:51] "I'm sure you probably could've weathered through those injuries. It probably wouldn't have done you any good."[00:13:22] "You get a little rebellious. You know, the parents are telling you what to do, and then I kind of went through that stage a little bit with my dad."[00:13:39] "I just want to be my own man. I just want to make my own decisions."[00:14:26] "I bet on myself, and I said I'm going to resign from school."[00:14:52] "I don't want to make 250 grand and be a slave to the clock for the rest of my life. I want something that I could have, that whatever I put into it, I can exponentially get a return that I'm worth."[00:15:29] "My parents actually said 4 years in, son, don't you think you should get something on paper?"[00:15:55] "You know, 8 years in, we transacted for the largest deal in the insurance restoration space of our kind. And now we're already on the verge 8 months later to transact again within the next 12 months for what could be a billion dollar deal. So you know, it all worked out for me and I trusted my gut, and here we are."[00:16:42] "There were so many talented guys around me in the fitness business when I was coming up, selling personal training, and I would just see them Wither away. They would self-destruct. They would find a reason to destroy themselves or go jump into something else. And I can see it now. As long as you're willing to stay the course of something and master it, you know, you cannot become the elite, the top 1 percent of something if you don't you don't work on that craft and you don't you're not in it long enough. They talk about the 10000 hour rule."[00:17:20] "My dad used to give me even before that as a son, you know, most people will be playing early in their life and they will be paying for the rest of their life."[00:16:37] "And he had always instilled in me the course. You know, and what I found was there were so many talented guys There we go. I think, of course. Yeah. Yeah."[00:17:43] "You got to pay early and you'll be able to play the rest of your life, and that's what I did."[00:18:31] "I crushed her project, painted her home, did her garage doors, did her roof, It was so seamless."[00:18:50] "I was the second star on the show. It was a show called no demo, Reno."[00:19:15] "You get a type of opportunity, but you just never know when those opportunities are gonna happen."[00:19:21] "Showing up those opportunities is what provides them."[00:19:38] "But I became an entrepreneur shortly thereafter because I remember going into a sales job and then having to go get her from day care and I'm saying, you know, we all have kids. You need to figure it out. You can't leave. And I'm like, well, I'm not coming back here ever again or to any other job and become an entrepreneur."[00:20:01] "I'm 44 years old. Free as you could possibly ever be liberated as a human being and an individual not married, no ties, no anything I get a call hop on a plane in 2 hours if I absolutely needed to."[00:20:46] "But that program but again, III doesn't predict the future. I never know when it's sore. But right now, I'm having a great time because I was able to pay early on. Yep. So that I can now enjoy a little bit of this this wild ride we get to experience the world of."[00:21:55] "And I remember at the end of that book, man, when it when it showed that that that depiction of him on that that edge of the edge of the cliff and he started talking to the wind and he started talking to the sun and then he turns and then he talks to the creator. And then he realized at that point that he actually had the creator inside him the whole time and that we are magical beings and we have the creator inside us and we can create anything that we want."[00:22:30] "And at that point, my whole reality shifted. And I was like, man, I can manifest anything I want because I have the creator. I have this power within me and I need to spread this light."[00:22:44] "And so it definitely shifted the way the world of possibilities and my ability to dream and create."[00:22:52] "And as well, it just got me to understand that everyone has this personal legend. And if you're not on the path of this of your personal legend, and you don't see these omens hitting you because as it talks about in the story, he's seeing these omens too to let him know that he's on the right path."[00:23:17] "Your soul is a part of the creator. So, you just got to be able to follow your gut and your instincts."[00:23:40] "I don't take any situation lightly because that situation may impact that person's life forever."[00:23:53] "Our words have power. They most definitely do."[00:24:27] "It's so important to be aware of how we're showing up. You definitely know how to show up because that's why we're having a conversation right now and we're buddies now, man."[00:25:04] "Some people say they want shit, but they don't really want it. And that's why they don't get it."[00:25:46] "You got to really ask yourself whatever you're wanting in this life, whatever your goals are, your targets, like, do you really want it? Does it burn to the point where you get so emotional because if you do, if you put that feeling into it and you get behind it with actions daily and consistency, the universe is going to help you get it. It's just a matter of time."[00:26:23] "I find myself emotional in those states. I find myself going back to live in Miami here. So we had beautiful landscapes all over the place to catch a sunrise and walk."[00:26:40] "But sometimes I've been emotional on that walk because I I have worked through some shit on that bridge. I've worked through some shit on that beach and being able to to see how far I've been able to to come from where it used to be and be."[00:26:57] "Don't ever forget where you came from. That's not just a neighborhood. That's not just a city. That's like where were you emotionally when you got on this on this adventure to become the best version of yourself."[00:27:36] "My boy Gary Vee has said that for the past decade. Everybody wants it. Nobody wants to work for it."[00:27:44] "You can't fake pushups. It's another famous, you know, the famous quote from."[00:28:23] "We got into a space where others, when we started in the space, you know, they were like, are you crazy? You're coming into the roofing space in the hottest area in the country, and you think you're gonna be able to compete with all these other national roofing companies and we're like, hold my beer. Right?"[00:28:42] "We came from building a multibillion dollar business already. That's what people don't realize."[00:29:34] "We help homeowners do the insurance claims process, and we're able to put their home back to pre storm conditions, and we don't just do roofs."[00:29:48] "We wanted to get into the arena where, you know, when a hailstorm comes through or or a hurricane comes through, we can restore the entire property."[00:30:01] "We would meet adjusters on-site, make sure, you know, at these million dollar properties, that everything that a homeowner had on this property was getting accounted for by the insurance company."[00:30:41] "If we knew we could come in with that type of business acumen, we didn't know roofing, but we knew how to take care of customers. We knew how to sell. We knew how to build value. We knew how to deliver excellent customer service. And if we just did what we said we were going to do, we were already going to separate ourselves."[00:31:08] "We use social media to our advantage. And what happened is we would bring people in, we would get them winning at such a high level to where we took guys from the fitness industry that were making a hundred k a year all of a sudden, they're making 4 or 500 k a year."[00:31:35] "We actually have this thing trademarked. It's bought. By our platform. I mean, it's bought. Right? So we take pride in that because in the roofing space, when a storm comes through, homeowners get knocked on their door by all these different types of roofing companies and they're pitching all these different things. You know, what is truly making you different. You gotta have certain separators."[00:31:56] "Being able to teach our guys what makes us not the same. The fact that we are a plus rated. The fact that we were voted the elite contractor of the year. The fact that we're now on the cover of the biggest roofing magazine actually this month. Roofing contractor magazine. We're on the cover. Right. We're on an HGTV show. Like, there's not many."[00:32:20] "If I was getting my open heart surgery and I was getting cut open on the table and I know I just have to pay a deductible and a surgeon's gonna perform on me. Am I gonna go to the surgeon who just got out of college who basically doesn't have many surgeries performed? Or I'm not gonna go with the guy with all the credentials with 20 years of experience and has all the accolades. I'm gonna go with that guy because my life's on the line."[00:29:57] "We got very good at getting all the credentials we needed, separating ourselves, recruiting high level talent, and then we blew this thing up."[00:33:34] "When you think about companies like Brink's ADT, you know, Apple, you know, big companies in their industry. You know, a lot of them didn't get there by just hiring people internally. They get there a lot of times by acquiring other businesses, bringing them in and making them a part of theirs. That's how you grow very fast. So that's what we're doing now."[00:33:55] "There's not a lot of platforms backed by private equity that are purchasing and acquiring companies to scale at that level because ultimately what's gonna happen is insurance carriers are gonna wanna work directly with these type platforms. Because now we can help."[00:34:45] "You wanna win. You gotta get around winners. You gotta make sure you're in the right room with people winning and also make sure you're not the richest and smartest guy in the room. And when I get in the linear room, I'm definitely not here, which In which I'm real grateful for."[00:34:57] "Tony Man has been so great to hang out with you for a few minutes here, man, and get to know you. I appreciate you carving some time. Out of your day to to to have a conversation with me and I just wish you guys nothing but the best."[00:34:15] "Most roofing companies are just local. They're just in 1 little city, so they can't tie in to an insurance carrier like a chubb. So this thing is about to get way bigger than we could have even imagined. I love it. I absolutely love it. I'm so encouraged by you guys' story and I, you know, being associated with you guys. I mean, I just, you know, I know who Kurt is. We haven't had a chance yet to get him on the show, we're gonna make that happen, of course."[00:35:25] "You know, not only have we now grown this business, but I also, you know, was able to take off in bodybuilding. In the last couple of years. You know, I won the overall. So as we were growing this business, as I was able to go on HGTV, I was able to win the overall universe turn pro, you know, people don't actually know this story. I know that this podcast is about storytelling, so I'll be quick about this 1."[00:35:54] "I had a hole in my stomach. Most people don't know that."[00:36:10] "After that, I became an Olympian. I was invited to the Arnold by Arnold Swartz and Nager, so I competed in the 2 largest shows on Earth, and won the Dallas Europa."[00:36:26] "My goal is to have 1 of the largest shows in the world to get back to athletes because I know that it takes extreme discipline and consistency and the traits that you have in bodybuilding, if you can put those into your business, which that's what I've done."[00:36:41] "Put some of that discipline and consistency and what I've learned in bodybuilding into business, you can be ultimately very successful."TopicsThe Inspirational Influence of Eric Thomas (the hip hop preacher)Success in Business: The Story of Tony Newton and Insurance RestorationOvercoming Adversity: The Story of the "Goat"The Negative Impact of Having a Single-Minded Focus on Life Goalsfollowing your passion: the story of a college dropout's journey to the top of the fitness industryfrom his brother.The Value of "Staying the Course" and "Trust the Process"The Impact of Appearing on a National Television ShowThe Power of Positive Words and How They Impact PeopleAre you willing to do everything you can to get it?The Importance of Investing Hard Work to Achieve Success"Scaling a Multibillion Dollar Business in Homeowner Insurance Claims"The Benefits of Using Social Media to Grow a BusinessFriendship and WinningThe Inspirational Journey of Tony X: How He Helped People Find PurposeEpisode LinksConnect with Sebastian Rusk:Beyond The Story PodcastInstagramFacebookConnect with Tony TaverasLinkedInInstagramCall to ActionIf you enjoyed this podcast and want to support us, please subscribe on the platform you listen to podcasts from, leave a review and share with your friends. 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Todd Dodge is firmly in the inner circle of Cade Klubnik, and the same is true of Jay Mathews and Christopher Vizzina. Dodge and Mathews were featured prominently in the recent series of articles at Tigerillustrated.com exploring the backgrounds of Clemson's two highly regarded quarterbacks. This podcast presents the raw audio from the interviews of those two figures, conducted in late December. Dodge, now retired, was a legendary Texas high school coach who completed his career at Westlake High School in Austin. Mathews is the athletics director and quarterbacks coach at Briarwood Christian in Birmingham.        

Episode 209:Inside the Fieldhouse with TD, Installment #3Brought to you by Kevin Hutchison of Realty AustinGet 20% OFF MANSCAPED + Free Shipping with promo code MANCAVE20 at http://MANSCAPED.com #ad #manscapedpodThe legendary and recently retired Texas high school football coach, who captured 7 state titles in his career, discussed the following in this episode:*Football mamas including his own.*It's state semifinal weekend in Texas.*4 ATX area programs are still alive (Westlake, Vandegrift, Liberty Hill, and Wimberley).*Dripping Springs and Vandegrift have made both Westlake and Lake Travis better programs.*Fellow THSCA brother, Jeff Traylor building UTSA into a legit FBS contender & San Antonio must continue to support Traylor's vision.*Bijan NOT a Heisman finalist*Christmas Vacation quotes#texashighschoolfootball #todddodge #JeffTraylor #utsafootball #BijanRobinson #texaslonghorns #podcastSupport the showPlease like and follow each of Stories Inside the Man Cave Podcast social media links on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and Tik Tok.

Episode 168: Inside the Fieldhouse with TD, installment #1Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code MANCAVE20 at http://MANSCAPED.com #ad #manscapedpodThe legendary, recently retired, Texas high school football coach is adjusting to a lot of firsts during his first season away from the sideline as a coach since 1987.As a Texas high school football head coach, Dodge finished his career with 248 wins and 7 state championships (Southlake Carroll & Westlake).The former Texas Longhorns quarterback discussed his new found life spending more time with his wife Elizabeth, with his kids Riley and Molly, his grandkids, and playing more golf.But, football remains a part of his life will forever be a part of his life.In this installment we discussed the sacred fieldhouse, his last team at Westlake which finished with a 3-peat state title along with some amazing stats on both sides of ball.We discussed his upbringing in the East Texas town of Garrison where he got his 1st taste of high school football.How he ended up back in Port Arthur, TX where he became a quarterback legend at the former Port Arthur Jefferson High School.Support the show

Former Westlake Coach Todd Dodge On Induction to TXHSFB HOF (July 5, 2022) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

In this week's interview edition of The Flagship Podcast, we talk to former Texas quarterback and high school coaching legend Todd Dodge, fresh from his retirement after winning three straight state titles and 40 straight games to finish his career at Westlake. Dodge was named the national high school coach of the year for 2021 after Westlake took down Denton Guyer for the 6A Division II state title - Dodge's seventh state title as a coach. We talk to Dodge about where it all began for him - in Port Arthur as the son of a Methodist minister and a teacher and how "moving every four years" benefited Dodge later in life. Dodge talks about becoming the first high school quarterback in Texas to throw for more than 3,000 yards in a season at Port Arthur Jefferson and how a state title game against the Permian Panthers haunted him for about 30 years. At Texas from 1982-85, Dodge, who went 19-4 as a starting quarterback, talks about the one that got away - against Georgia - in 1984 and what it was like to be booed by 80,000 at DKR in pre-game warmups and then be cheered by the same 80,000 later in the game. Dodge talks about his time at Southlake Carroll, where he won four state titles in five seasons (from 2002-06), going 79-1 during that span with the only loss a 16-15 defeat by Katy in the 2003 state title game. But the highlight of his time at Southlake Carroll was coaching his 2006 team to a state title with his son, Riley, at quarterback. Riley Dodge, now the head coach at Southlake Carroll, faced off against his dad and Austin Westlake for the state title in 2020, the last game now-Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers started before deciding to graduate high school early and enroll at Ohio State in 2021. Dodge talks about Ewers and how Texas fans will need to be patient, because "it's never ideal to start a first-year quarterback." Dodge discusses his special bond with Sam Ehlinger and Texas 2022 signee offensive lineman Conner Robertson of Westlake and why guys like Robertson are the kind of guys the Longhorns need to get back to being on top. Dodge talks about what it would take for him to get back into coaching and so much more in a must-listen interview episode on The Flagship Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of the High School Football America, Jeff Fisher talks with Westlake High School (Austin, Texas) Todd Dodge, the winner of the 2021 High School Football America National Coach of the Year Award. Dodge retired after leading Westlake to a third straight Texas high school football state championship. Learn more at www.highschoolfootballamerica.com

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (December 28, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore hash out the Cowboys' potential playoff seedings [2:20] and what a No. 1 or 2 seed could mean for their Super Bowl chances. Evan wonders if any unit is playing as well as the Cowboys' defense [7:04]. David says the Cowboys have flipped the script this season [14:43], but Dak Prescott still needs to figure out a way to beat what defenses have done to adjust to his strengths. Evan gives a shoutout to South Oak Cliff [22:25], which won Dallas ISD's first state football title in 63 years. Kevin and Evan note that this is what happens when you afford inner-city schools some of the same opportunities routinely given suburban schools. And Kevin notes the retirement of Todd Dodge [28:21], the former Southlake Carroll coach, who retired after winning his third straight state title at Austin Westlake and seventh overall.

3:30pm-Gary Parrish, CBS Sports College Basketball Writer3:45pm-Margin Hooks (Works very heavily with Armani Whitfield)4:00pm-Todd Dodge, 7-Time State Championship Football Coach4:30pm-Lindsay Rovegno, Executive Producer, "Our Time, Baylor Basketball"5:00pm-Scott Drew, Baylor Men's Basketball Coach5:30pm-David Helman, DallasCowboys.com (Tentative)

SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore hash out the Cowboys' potential playoff seedings [2:20] and what a No. 1 or 2 seed could mean for their Super Bowl chances. Evan wonders if any unit is playing as well as the Cowboys' defense [7:04]. David says the Cowboys have flipped the script this season [14:43], but Dak Prescott still needs to figure out a way to beat what defenses have done to adjust to his strengths.

Austin Westlake coach Todd Dodge, and ranking the 12 #UILState games

Todd Dodge discusses his incredible career as a TXHS football coach and talks about how special winning a state title in his last game was

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (December 15, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (December 1, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (December 1, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (November 24, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Episode 101 with Mike BarnesThe former award winning Austin, TX tv sportscasting icon left the industry after 30 years in the spring of 2019.He and his wife, Kim launched a consulting business to improve clients' on camera presence for Zoom calls and for presentations.They also launched a platform called Parenting Aging Parents. This was inspired by Mike's mom's current battle with Alzheimers disease. It's a resourceful service and platform we can all benefit from.For more information or to contact the Barnes, search for the website: Parenting Aging Parents.Barnes also began a new journey as a high school football official.Fitting with his knowledge and experience from three decades of covering/following high school football.There is a healthy discussion about the current state of Texas Longhorn football.And, we discussed the current Texas high school football dynasty that is the Westlake Chaparrals.  The Chaps are headed towards a 3-peat as state champions in our friend and friend of the podcast, Todd Dodge's final season as a head coach.A special thanks to: Jim Saxton State Farm Insurance, Cosmic Coffee & Beer Garden, Farmhouse Delivery, & Our Community Now.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/StoriesManCave)

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (November 17, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (November 10, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (November 3, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (October 27, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Chris Brainard's passion for health and performance all started from growing up as a kid and playing multiple sports. He was an undersized athlete through middle school and high school and knew if he was going to make a name for myself, he was going to need to outwork everyone else. Going into middle school and high school, Chris dedicated himself to become one of the top athletes in the area. His sophomore year, he chose to solely focus on being a wide receiver for Southlake Carroll High School. This was a big shift for Chris as it forced him to continue to do extra work when he knew everyone else was resting. It was his way of knowing that he was getting one stop closer to his goal. Within Chris Brainard's junior year of high school, he ended up starting at wide receiver for one of the top programs in the country. Through this experience of learning from great Coaches such as Todd Dodge and Kirk Rogers, he learned the fundamentals of discipline and always going the extra mile. After high school, Chris went on to play football at the University of North Texas. In 2015, he graduated with a BS in Kinesiology. Shortly thereafter, Chris chose to focus on helping people become the strongest version of themselves through fitness and performance and took over a family-owned small business that his dad started 21 years ago… As of today, APE Fitness & Performance has helped hundreds of athletes and adults achieve optimal health and performance. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grayson-mask/support

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (October 20, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Introducing our Keynote Speaker...Damon West, world-wide best selling author and motivational speaker, talks with Buck and Brad about...growing up in Port Arthur;attending school at Woodrow Wilson and Edison Middle Schools;attending Thomas Jefferson High School, where he was a three-year starting quarterback;his journey from college quarterback to convicted felon to redemption;the people along his life's path that believed in him;his mission to give back and effect positive change--a mission that has made him one of the top motivational speakers in the nation; and other topics!The podcast brings up a wide range of names from Southeast Texas, including Bob West, Genie Montie West, Brandon West, Grayson West, Chief Jimmy Singletary, Joe Washington Jr, Coach Joe Washington, Bill Maddox, John Bass, Jacob Bass, Jason Bass, Todd Dodge, Brent Duhon, Charles Getwood, DeCedric Shawn Giron, Chad Johnson, Mike Owens, Charlie Jehlen, Pearce Pegross, Joey Mouton, Lyndon Henry, Joey Foster, James Brown, Jay Musser, Thad Stein, Toby Guidry, Heath Hebert, Jake Burnett, Claire Barras, Thomas Jefferson HS teacher Mrs. Cummings, Dow Wynn, Coach James Knowles, Leland MccElroy, Frank Middleton, Patrick Palmer, Jimmy Johnson, Janis Joplin, Kenny Harrison, Walter Umphrey, Ed Roddy, Teresa Lee Burnett, Chief Paul LeMoine, Michael Orta, Kendell Romero West and Clara, and more! Other well-known names that are included in the podcast are  Norv Turner, Rep. Dick Gephardt, Dabo Swinney, Nick Saban, Lincoln Riley, Chip Kelly, Lane Kiffin, John Gordon, and more!Damon West has a message of both hope and victory!Your front-row seat to a keynote motivational podcast is just a download away!Right here on Down Trails of Victory podcast!!!!

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (October 13, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (October 6, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (September 29, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (September 22, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (September 8, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (September 1, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (August 25, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Texas High School Football Insider Larry Carlson and Chris Doelle sit down to bring you the 'inside' look at everything related to Texas High School Football. Todd Dodge - A Look at a Great Career Season 1 Episode 03 Stay tuned for all the great shows on the Lone Star Gridiron Sports Network. Brought to you by: FloFootball […]

Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Interview (August 25, 2021) by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

A special thanks to saxtoninsurance.com & Cosmic Coffee + Beer GardenAfter 36 years, the native of the Golden Triangle in southeast Texas and the former Texas Longhorns quarterback is retiring from coaching high school football after the 2021 season.Dodge could end his career with a fairytale ending by winning a 3rd consecutive state championship at Westlake High School in Austin.If that happens, Dodge will finish his career with 7 state championship rings. 4 at Southlake Carroll and 3 at Westlake.The ties to Westlake are rather deep. His lovely wife, Elizabeth is the daughter of the late, Ebbie Neptune, who was a previous athletics director and head football coach at Westlake.The field at Westlake is currently named after Neptune.Dodge's Man Cave Story was epic and it involved him driving Neptune's car and someone rear ending the car while he was dating his wife, Elizabeth while they were students at UT.Middle Segment:Jim Saxton State Farm Insurance Agency ad and Cosmic Coffee & Beer Garden ad. Segment 2:Shawn Clynch & Coach Mo wrapped things up with "SEC, SEC, SEC"The Horns and Sooners have become partners in leaving the Big 12 and joining the SEC.What will happen to the Big 12?The Aggies and Horns rivalry will return.Clynch & Mo wrapped things up withe Cosmic Coffee + Beer Garden "Tell Me Something Good" segment.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/StoriesManCave)

TXHSFB TALK: Westlake Head Coach Todd Dodge Is Retiring by The Horn 104.9 & AM 1260

Texas to the SEC? Todd Dodge retiring? Plus Klondike coach Dalton DeGraffenreid

3:30pm-Jack Catlett, Former Lakeview Centennial OL Coach (Jeff Grimes HS OL Coach)3:50pm-Tony Tsoukalas, Rivals.com (Alabama Writer)4:00pm-Todd Dodge, Austin Westlake Football Coach4:30pm-Tim May, LettermenRow.com (Ohio State Writer)5:00pm-Phil Bennett, Former Baylor Defensive Coordinator5:30pm-David Barron, Houston Chronicle Columnist

Austin Westlake Football Coach @ToddDodgeFBcamp joins @SicEm365Radio before his Class 6-A, D1 state championship game against @SLCAthletics #txhsfb

Austin Westlake HC Todd Dodge (@ToddDodgeFBcamp) joins @SicEm365Radio to discuss his disappointment with the cancellation of the game against his son coach Riley Dodge of Southlake Carroll, the chaos of the high school offseason, and reflects on some moments from his coaching career.

Texas basketball starts the season 1 - 0. Chip and Hardge get the scoop on the Florida State coaching position from Josh Newberg and talk more college football with Michael Felder, Lance Taylor and Todd Dodge.

Chip and Hardge review their chats with the Texas players and speak to Westlake football coach Todd Dodge for the first time this season,

The guys talk college football with Lance Taylor, Micheal Felder and EJ Holland. Plus they hear from Westlake football coach Todd Dodge.

Coach Todd Dodge called in to talk with Chip and Hardge about the results from Westlake's first game and gave his thoughts on Sam E.

Rogers talks with the legendary Texas high school football coach about how his son is carrying on the tradition he set at Southlake Carroll.

Marble Falls High School (Texas) head football coach Todd Dodge, who's know for building Southlake Carroll into a national power, was back in the national headlines last week after his quarterback Mike Richardson threw for a state-record 724 yards against Boerne Champion. Coach Dodge joins High School Football America host Jeff Fisher on this edition of America's premiere high school football talk show to talk about Richardson's incredible game, plus his return to the high school game. From Arizona, Amy Arnold, the head coach at Mesa Prep stops in our huddle to talk about her 8-man program that is 5-0. Arnold, along with Natalie Randolph from Coolidge HS in Washington, DC, are the only two female head coaches in high school football. Also on the show, Fisher looks at High School Football America's new Top 25, which changed Monday and probably change a lot more in the coming weeks after top-ranked Santa Margarita lost its star quarterback Johnny Stanton to a torn ACL. Santa Margarita head coach Harry Welch talks with Fisher about how special the University of Nebraska recruit is and how much he'll be missed by his teammates. For more information, go to www.highschoolfootballamerica.com