The Unsung Heroes of Football Staffs - Trevor Hudson, Kegan Wirtz, Patrick Walsh, Mark Solis

In this episode, we explore Modern Football Technology's transformative impact and student assistants' role in high school coaching. We discuss how real-time analytics can enhance decision-making on game day, supported by a comprehensive support system that includes student volunteers and assistants. 

We hear from Trevor Hudson, who led American Canyon to a Class 5 CIF State Championship. He shares how empowering his student manager helped maximize the use of technology during games, leading to exceptional team performance. Keegan Wirtz, defensive coordinator of 2024 Wisconsin runner-up  West De Pere, describes an innovative approach in utilizing non-football volunteers to enhance analytics, illustrating the value of community involvement. Patrick Walsh, head coach of Serra High School in San Mateo, CA, emphasizes the cultural importance of student assistants and their integral contributions, while Mark Solis, offensive coordinator at Hilliard Darby in Ohio offers practical advice on assembling an effective support team. 

This episode underscores the synergy between technology and student engagement as a key strategy for high school football success.

Chapters

• Game Changing Tech for Coaches

• Building Your Support Staff

• Transforming Roles with Volunteers

• Elevating Team Culture with Students

• Getting Started with Student Assistants

• Practical Tips for Building Your Team

• Winning with Students and Technology

About our Partner, Modern Football Technology

Battle-tested, Modern Football’s platform provides real-time self-scout and opponent tendencies while eliminating manual tagging into HUDL, DV Sport, and XOS. Trusted by teams at every level, see how top coaches leverage this platform for in-game decision-making and play-calling success. To book a demo, visit www.teammofo.com/demo. Mention Coach and Coordinator Podcast or use the coupon code CC10 when signing up for a demo to receive 10% off your first year.