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SPRINGFIELD FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP 10) WITH SEAN GUERRIERO

NEW MIDDLETOWN, OH — As the leaves fall and the temperature drops, Tiger Nation is heating up. It’s Week 13, and the Springfield Tigers, led by head coach Sean Guerriero, are gearing up for a high-stakes regional semifinal clash against the formidable Dalton team this Friday night at Marlington.

Fresh off a thrilling victory that was as much a mental test as it was physical, Coach Guerriero praised his squad for their resilience and camaraderie. “This is a good group of kids. They’re coachable, highly motivated, and they support each other on and off the field,” said Guerriero. “We have a lot of fun, but we know when it’s time to buckle down and get the job done.” Key to the Tigers’ success this season has been their ability to stay focused and maintain consistency. Guerriero’s team preparation threads through every facet of their game. “We talk about believing in what we’re doing,” he emphasized. “We prepare these kids for various situations, and they’ve learned to execute, whether it’s a critical two-point play or a game-winning drive.”

There’s a sense of familiarity and routine as the team prepares to travel to Marlington, a venue known to the Tigers from past seasons. The scheduled 55-minute bus ride and the routine-oriented preparation aim to keep the team grounded and focused as they face a highly competitive Dalton team. “Dalton brings a solid defense and a versatile offense to the table. They’re a mirror image of our own team in many aspects,” Guerriero noted. “For us, the key is to limit big plays, control turnovers, and maintain the momentum.”

Braden, Springfield’s maturing quarterback, continues to show growth, making critical plays and effective decisions that bolster the Tigers’ offensive repertoire. Guerriero highlighted Braden’s dual role in practice, taking every snap for the scout team, which speaks volumes about his commitment and the team’s collective work ethic. “It’s the leadership from our seniors and the commitment from all the players that drive this team. Every kid is putting in the time, making sure they’re ready – it’s what makes this team special,” Guerriero shared, demonstrating a sense of pride in his squad’s unity and determination.

The Tigers’ fans, who can’t make the trip to Marlington, are encouraged to visit the Tigers’ Table, which will broadcast the game live courtesy of YSN Live for $9.99. “We’ve got a great community backing us and wonderful support from everyone involved,” Guerriero added. “I believe in these kids and this team. I’m looking forward to another competitive game and hopefully seeing everyone next Tuesday for more Coach’s Corner.” As Friday night approaches, all eyes in Tiger Nation will be on Marlington, where Springfield’s persistence, preparation, and heart will face off against Dalton, aiming for a step closer to the state title. The excitement is palpable, and the Tigers are ready to roar.

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