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MCHS Spartan Football 2013 Spartan-Family-Win

MCHS Spartan Football 2013 Spartan-Family-Win. Head Coach-MCHS. Jerry Verde 1995 Alumnus of Marian Catholic Defensive Coordinator 2001-2002- University of St. Francis 2003- Marian Catholic High School 2004-2006- HF High School Head Coach 2007-2012-Crete-Monee High School

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MCHS Spartan Football 2013 Spartan-Family-Win

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  1. MCHS Spartan Football 2013 Spartan-Family-Win

  2. Head Coach-MCHS • Jerry Verde • 1995 Alumnus of Marian Catholic • Defensive Coordinator • 2001-2002- University of St. Francis • 2003- Marian CatholicHigh School • 2004-2006- HF High School • Head Coach • 2007-2012-Crete-Monee High School • 56-14, 2012 6A State Champions • Contact- jverde@marianchs.com

  3. Freshman Staff Head Coach Josh Howe ‘07’ Tony DeCarlo Matt Dee ‘07’ Josh Forney ‘09’

  4. Sophomore Staff Head Coach Dave Seneker Bob Novak Milt Seaton Tom West ‘75’ Dan Jordan

  5. Varsity Staff Jerry Verde ‘95’ Mike Taylor Nick Novak Andy DeLaurentis ‘95’ Mike Turay Terry Barney

  6. Spartan Tradition • Hall of Fame Coach- Dave Mattio • 20 IHSA Playoff Appearances • 1993 4A State Champions • 1999 5A State Runner-Up • 2000 Prep Bowl Champions • Multiple NFL Players • Currently Dennis Kelly with The Philadelphia Eagles

  7. Rebuilding The Program • 2012- Program 1-26 • Emphasis moving forward 2013- • Program Numbers • Player Retention • Youth Program Awareness This program will return to its former dominance, this will not happen overnight, but we’ve already taken a step in the right direction Spartan-Family-Win

  8. Spartan Coaching Staff • Expects Total Commitment • Help Build Player’s Character • Issues with- Academics/Social/Substance, We are here to help, whenever possible • Playing Time and Strategy is non-negotiable • We are here to win- Best players, that earn trust, play

  9. Spartan Philosophy “Football is a privilege, not a guaranteed right. Academics, Commitment and Discipline inside and outside the classroom is an expectation. We will not throw away the whole to make exceptions for the few.”

  10. Social Media • Facebook, Twitter, Blogs…etc. • For many now it is a way of life, but anything written lives on forever… • Any post that embarrasses the program or taunts an opponent= loss of 1 Quarter • Any post where a player is depicted with Alcohol, Drugs, Weapons, Gang Affiliation, or of a Graphic Sexual nature=Removal from program

  11. 1st Class Costs $ • Equipment, Helmet alone costs $250 • Quality Camp Gear • Technology- DVD Burners, Cameras • Team Meal • Coaches- Summer Unpaid… • Camp/TPC Funding Sources

  12. Safety The Spartan coaching staff reserves the right to hand out equipment only when a young person has proven to the best of our knowledge and observations that they will be putting themselves in a competitive situation and not a dangerous situation. Freshman/Sophomore Levels have a non-cut approach, as long as rules are followed and commitment is shown. Varsity too welcomes all, but has less “chances” as under-classmen teams

  13. Dates to Remember/Requests • June 5th Day 1 for Varsity • June 11th Day 1 for Fresh/Soph • June 10-12, 9:30-11:30 Youth Camp • ALL Physicals Must Be Updated! • August 14th begins FALL season • Tail Power Classic-TBA • Varsity Team Meal Organization-Participation • All Soph/Varsity Players • 2013-2014 All School Physical • Thursday, May 30, 2013 • 6:30 AM • West Gymnasium • Cost $20

  14. Other Purchases • Players will be required to purchase their own Girdles • Lansing Sport Shop will be here on Day 1 of Varsity/Soph/Freshman Camp • Cost $25-$45 • Car Decals $5 • Other Clothing LSS

  15. College Recruiting • Dispel Myth and Misinformation • Recruiting is based upon • 1- Talent/Size/Speed/Strength • 2-Grades/ACT • 3-Character • 4-Exposure- Quality Programs draw interest.

  16. Myths/Truths • 1- High School Coaches give out college scholarships- NO. • 2- “I would have received a scholarship, but Coach doesn’t like me”- False • 3- “I can get my grades right- my Senior year”- It’s Too Late • 4- “My Stats are so good that my size doesn’t matter”- It does (Season Honors don’t help...) • 5- You must have the grades to be considered!

  17. Size vs. Talent Size and Speed are often more important to college coaches than statistics- sometimes even talent. Division 1 Average sizes, there are exceptions but they are few • PositionNeeded SizeNeeded Speed(laser) • QB 6”2+ 4.8 sec. • RB 6”0- 175+ 4.6 sec. • WR 6”2 4.5 sec. • O Line 6”4- 275+ 5.0 sec. • D Tackle 6”2 275+ 4.9 sec. • D End 6”3+ 4.8 sec. • Linebacker 6”2 or more 4.7 sec. • DB 6”0 4.5 sec.

  18. 16 Core Courses College Core-Course Requirements • 4 years English • 3 years math (Algebra I or higher) • 2 years natural/physical science ( 1 year of lab if offered by high school) • 1 year additional English, math or natural/physical science • 2 years social science • 4 years additional courses (from any area above, foreign language or nondoctrinal religion/philosophy)

  19. Grade Point Average • Core course calculation: • Calculated the grade point average of your core courses on a 4.000 scale. • Only the best grades will be used. • The Clearinghouse assigns the following values to each letter grade: • A – 4 points C - 2 points • B – 3 points D – 1 point • Plus or Minus will not be used to calculate your core-course grade-point average.

  20. To be certified by the Clearinghouse, a student must: • 1. Graduate from high school. Interested students should apply during the senior year for certification before graduation if they wish to participate in athletics as a freshman in college. The Clearinghouse will issue a preliminary certification report when all materials are submitted. After graduation, the Clearinghouse will review final transcripts to make a final certification decision according to NCAA standards.

  21. To be certified by the Clearinghouse, a student must: • Meet the NCAA Qualifications • Takes Your Core GPA + your ACT score • It is a Sliding Scale Aiming points--- 3.0 Core GPA with a 20 ACT.

  22. Scholarship Ratios • Approximately 6.0 percent, or less than 1 in 16 of all high school senior boys playing interscholastic football will go on to play football at a NCAA member institution (all levels of competition -D1, D2, D3 & NAIA). • NCAA FBS schools are allowed 85 total scholarships per year. • There are 120 NCAA FBS schools • Maximum of 10200 scholarships

  23. Availability • On the average, each NCAA FBS school will offer 25 scholarships per year • That means there are 3000 scholarships offered each year to high school seniors and Junior College transfers • There are 71 NJCAA football programs with approximately 60 players on each team. That’s over 4200 more athletes competing for scholarships • In the U.S., there are approximately 300,000 Seniors in high school playing football each year. • That is 304,200 possible scholarship athletes in the U.S. each year competing for 3000 scholarships. • Less than 1% chance of being offered a scholarship by a NCAA FBS school.

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