Wished I had known about this. I greatly enjoyed his Beechwood HOF induction last spring. It is exactly as you describe. I left the dinner wanting to go strap on the Helmet.

Why did Yeagle stop coaching?

 

And, while we are at it, why did Mueller stop coaching?

Why did Yeagle stop coaching?

 

And, while we are at it, why did Mueller stop coaching?

 

I heard he was tired of knocking Raceland out of the playoffs! j/k

Why did Yeagle stop coaching?

 

And, while we are at it, why did Mueller stop coaching?

 

I will let someone from BW answer the Yeagle question. Mueller just chose to retire to spend more time with family. He is in his early 60's. He still is a teacher and AD at HHS.

I heard he was tired of knocking Raceland out of the playoffs! j/k

That's why we are sponsored by Budweiser, we are "Beechwood" aged.

I have heard about 50 different stories to why he stepped down at Beechwood

Wished I had known about this. I greatly enjoyed his Beechwood HOF induction last spring. It is exactly as you describe. I left the dinner wanting to go strap on the Helmet.

 

You need to get to Saddle Club more often. Its all they talked about up there!

I will let someone from BW answer the Yeagle question. Mueller just chose to retire to spend more time with family. He is in his early 60's. He still is a teacher and AD at HHS.

 

I believe this is Muellers last year as teacher/AD. He is retiring at end of school year.

Congrats to Mike and Dale...

 

I just hope they didn't give Dale a plaque to take home with him:thumb:

Congrats to Mike and Dale...

 

I just hope they didn't give Dale a plaque to take home with him:thumb:

 

Is he planning any fishing trips after retirement?

Congrats to Mike and Dale...

 

I just hope they didn't give Dale a plaque to take home with him:thumb:

 

That's funny. An extra large plaque.

 

I whispered to him that he could now catch some bigger bluegill. :lol:

The very 1st coaching clinic I ever attended Coach Yeagle spoke. I remember calling my dad and saying "I know why he is so successful, I'm ready to run through a wall for him right now!" He was intense, direct and you believed in the conviction he oozed! I still remember him saying "if you want to beat us you better run stuff that isn't on film and that might work for a half". I think you could make the argument he was the greatest Head Coach this state has had.

Same with what was posted on Coach Mueller. I got to sit with him one of the 1st years I coached. I wanted to sit by him so I could pick his brain as much as possible. I was blown away how much he was like talking to a scientist. The thing I walked away thinking about him was perfection+execution. He said "if we're running steps and we tell kids to hit every step with their right foot 1st they do it like a machine. If one kid loses focus and hits left foot 1st then we start the whole practice over". His thought process was teaching focus when fatigue sets in. Could make the argument he's the greatest too.

Glad to here both of them were honored. Both as good as it gets!

Same with what was posted on Coach Mueller. I got to sit with him one of the 1st years I coached. I wanted to sit by him so I could pick his brain as much as possible. I was blown away how much he was like talking to a scientist.

 

Hi, I'm Dale Mueller, I'm here to do your taxes.

 

John Wooden trapped in a Dale Mueller body.

Have Mike contact ESPN for his problems with UC playing on Friday night. He's smart enough to know the reality of the situation...

The very 1st coaching clinic I ever attended Coach Yeagle spoke. I remember calling my dad and saying "I know why he is so successful, I'm ready to run through a wall for him right now!" He was intense, direct and you believed in the conviction he oozed! I still remember him saying "if you want to beat us you better run stuff that isn't on film and that might work for a half". I think you could make the argument he was the greatest Head Coach this state has had.

Same with what was posted on Coach Mueller. I got to sit with him one of the 1st years I coached. I wanted to sit by him so I could pick his brain as much as possible. I was blown away how much he was like talking to a scientist. The thing I walked away thinking about him was perfection+execution. He said "if we're running steps and we tell kids to hit every step with their right foot 1st they do it like a machine. If one kid loses focus and hits left foot 1st then we start the whole practice over". His thought process was teaching focus when fatigue sets in. Could make the argument he's the greatest too.

Glad to here both of them were honored. Both as good as it gets!

 

 

At times, Highlands was Military like...it was sorta scary that every kid was on the same page

 

Dale coached the kids to play each game like it was their last game and strived for consistency and perfection not some of the time but all of the time.:thumb: