Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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' y - arsity Colonetta 1351 carries the ball as Heed 0'Conner t1'Il blocks and Bell i23l looks on. Ehrlich i34l and Reed 0'Conner i17l tackle a Mustang deten- a Longhorn interception. 'EQ Stress 0n Pride There was something different this year. lt was a new coaching staff. The staff was lead by head coach Buster Gllbreth. The other varsity coaches were Blake Ed- wards, Bill Kyle, and Clay Gillis. Many players will say that the coaches made a difference this year. They brought a totally new system with them, said Reed 0'Conner, quarterback. Steve Kenny, center added, They were a great asset for our team. They developed our talents to heights that we did not think we could attain. The coaches taught us something that we had never learned before-to play together as a team. I think that's why we won district, said Jerry Marshall, guard. Ricky Fernandez, end also added, The coaches showed good discipline and made our team into a disciplined football team. Many of' the players say that they were more than coaches- they were friends. l like how the coaches were close to the N eye! ' . - ,V N -l 1,5 players. lf you ever needed someone to talk to they were there, commented Mike Man- ning, tackle. They try to be closer friends to the players, said Tim Bailey, tackle. Pride was said to be a major factor. One of the main points the coaches stressed was pride, said Steve Long, tackle. ln agreement Hector Gonzales, guard, commented, The coaches gave us pride in ourselves and our teammates. Team unity seemed to be another major aspect of the team. D.P. Strong, guard, commented, The best thing about the team was the way we all worked together. Even though all the players didn't play, they were there on the sidelines giving sup- port. When a bad play was made, they would feel it too. This sup- port kept the team alive, said Kenny. Gonzales added, Everyone on the team was a class A player. Everyone loved and had faith in each other. Fernandez 120i kicks for the extra point after a Longhorn touchdown as Mark McDowell i11l holds the ball. Varsity Football 199