Welcome to the debut of Clack’s Corner, a new weekly series on The Field House Podcast where Coach Tad and Coach Mash sit down with Parkview Head Coach Adam Clack to break down the Panthers’ season week by week.

In this first episode, we dive into Parkview’s season opener against North Paulding, a hard-fought matchup that ended in a 41-27 loss. Coach Clack shares his perspective on the game, the bright spots he saw from his team, and the key takeaways they’ll build on moving forward. We highlight top performers, discuss adjustments for the coming weeks, and preview what’s ahead for the Panthers.

It’s the start of a new season, a new series, and an inside look at Panther football straight from the head coach himself.

Chapters

00:00 Game Analysis and Decision-Making Tools
00:20 Reflecting on Coaching Dynamics and Team Chemistry
04:50 Game Day Experiences and Adjustments
05:03 Breaking Down the First Game Performance
09:09 Addressing Team Challenges and Growth
12:40 Mental Toughness and Team Resilience
16:58 Lessons Learned from Game One
19:30 Setting Goals and Future Focus
24:05 Reflection and Adjustments for Improvement
27:32 Preparing for the Next Challenge

In this episode, Coach Tad and Coach Mash discuss the upcoming high school football season, focusing on the roles and responsibilities of the coaching staff, the importance of team culture and brotherhood, and the expectations for the season. Caoch Mash emphasizes the significance of communication, preparation, and the development of players both on and off the field. The coaches reflect on their experiences during the offseason and share insights on how to build a successful program.

Key Takeaways

- The program's success relies on ownership from all members.
- Buy-in from players is crucial for a successful season.
- Expectations should focus on process rather than just results.
- Communication with players is essential for their development.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Anticipation for the Season
02:16 Coaching Roles and Extreme Ownership
04:20 Team Dynamics and Player Response to Change
07:09 Expectations for the Upcoming Season
09:32 Game Preparation and Strategy
12:11 Balancing Coaching Responsibilities
16:19 Building Team Culture and Brotherhood
18:46 Player Development and Communication
21:42 Memorable Moments and Looking Forward to the Season
25:54 Introduction to the Podcast and Social Channels

In this episode of The Field House Podcast, Coach Tad and Mash catch up with Coach Clack at Parkview High to talk through what it really means to build a culture from the ground up. Coach Clack reflects on his first 100 days leading the Panthers—diving into the wins, surprises, and challenges of a new program. From winning the locker room to fostering player-led accountability, it’s clear something special is brewing. This one’s all about the blueprint—and the brotherhood. #BET

On this episode of the Field House Podcast, Coach Tad and Coach Mash dive deep into the world of girls' flag football, highlighting its rapid growth, the establishment of programs like the one at Milton High School, and the unique dynamics of the game. Coaches Clark Nixon and Lindsey Marshall share their experiences, strategies, and the importance of building a supportive culture for female athletes.

Key Topics include:

- Understanding the rules of GHSA Girls' Flag Football
- The benefits of playing flag football and the opportunities it presents for young girls
- The future of the sport, especially with its inclusion in the Olympics.

They emphasize the significance of relationships, fun, and empowerment in coaching, making it clear that girls' flag football is not just a sport but a pathway to greater opportunities for young female athletes.

For more information on the Milton High School Flag program, visit: https://www.mhsflagfootball.com/

In this jam-packed episode of The Field House Podcast, hosts Coach Tad and Coach Mash are joined by two incredible leaders in youth football: Coach Devonne Hinton (Parkview 8th Grade) and Coach John Lee (Kings Ridge 7th Grade). Episode 11 continues the Feeder Focus series, diving deep into the real challenges and real joys of building a successful feeder football program.

This episode hits hard on:

• Off-season prep – from 7-on-7s to lineman challenges to QB academies
• Earning player and parent buy-in the right way (hint: it starts with care and communication)
• Culture setting with help from involved varsity head coaches like Adam Clack and Zach Slaney
• Fundamentals over flash – because blocking and tackling win games, not highlight reels
• Mentor systems to stay connected to players

From schemes and staffing to handling tough conversations with parents, this episode is a masterclass in leadership at the youth level.

Social Handles:

Coach Tad - X @tadlow
Coach Mash - X @spillthekickout
Coach Devone - Insta @coachdevoneehinton @parkviewfb
Coach John - Insta @j_lee_1212 @kingsridgefootball1

In Episode 10 of The Field House Podcast, hosts Coach Tad and Coach Mash debut a brand new series: Feeder Focus—a deep dive into the world of youth football development.

This first installment is all about scheme—how to build it, teach it, and most importantly, keep it simple. Tad and Mash break down what "scheme" really means at the feeder level and why flexibility, simplicity, and execution are far more important than complexity or copying a varsity playbook.

Topics we cover:

• Why "simplicity is everything" when designing your offense or defense
• The importance of building a core set of base plays that players can master
• Why coaches need to adjust based on personnel (and not their favorite college team's playbook)
• How much a feeder system should mirror the high school varsity scheme

If you're coaching youth football, trying to get your squad game-ready, or just love nerding out on Xs and Os, this episode is a must-listen.

In this powerful episode of The Field House Podcast, Coach Tad and Coach Mash welcome Denton Carter, the North Fulton Area Director for Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).

Denton brings passion, purpose, and a no-nonsense approach to coaching, mentoring, and faith-based leadership. He shares how discipline, mental toughness, and character development are just as important as athletic skills, shaping young athletes into future leaders.

Expect real talk on:

• The challenges today’s athletes face, including social media pressures
• How discipline fuels success for players, coaches, and even parents
• The power of simply showing up to inspire and lead
• Why faith and football go hand in hand

Denton’s infectious energy and unwavering commitment to young athletes make this episode a can’t-miss. If you're a coach, parent, or athlete looking for inspiration, press play and get ready to level up!

In this episode of The Field House Podcast, Coach Tad and Coach Mash dive into the topic of off-season training with one of the best in the game — Coach Dustyn Moore. As the engine that drives MooreSports Performance in Alpharetta, GA, Dustyn has built a top-tier facility dedicated to helping athletes maximize their potential.

Throughout the episode, the coaches discuss:

• The keys to off-season training – Why building strength, speed, and mental toughness in the off-season is critical for in-season success
• The mindset of elite athletes – What separates the good from the GREAT when it comes to training
• Training philosophy – How Dustyn tailors programs for athletes of all levels and the role leadership plays in building winners on and off the field

Whether you're a coach, player, or just someone who loves the grind, this episode is packed with motivation, insights, and a whole lot of energy.