Many HS football head coach Jess Curtis joins the show to talk about his star linebacker 4* Tackett Curtis and his recruitment with the Wisconsin Badgers football program.

We discuss Tackett's game and specifically why his skillset is tailor-made to combat the modern offenses that have taken college football by storm. How many positions could Tackett play at the next level and where does he project best? We also talk about his dedication to the game and why his mentality is so unique. Finally we talk about why they initially became interested in Wisconsin.

In our next segment we talk about the importance of culture in football and why Many HS and the Wisconsin Badger have both built a strong culture. Coach Curtis discusses how lucky the Badger fans are to have Bobby April as their OLB coach, why he's such a good recruiter and how relentless he has been in his pursuit of Tackett.

Unfortunately, technical issues cut the show short, but still a great interview with a football junkie.

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Head Coach Jess Curtis talks his star LB Tackett Curtiss and the Wisconsin Badgers Football Culture