New head coach John Adams has unveiled his vision for the Bradwell Institute football program, emphasizing a strong commitment from players, parents, and the community. Having previously won two state championships as head coach at Cedar Grove, Adams aims to revitalize a struggling Tigers program that hasn't had a winning season in nine years. He stressed the importance of daily practice attendance and highlighted the need to improve players' football knowledge. Longtime fans are optimistic about his leadership, citing his solid plan and community engagement efforts as keys to future success.

By the Numbers
  • Bradwell Institute has won only 16 games in the past nine seasons.
  • Adams's former team made the state championship every year he coached, winning two titles in three years.
State of Play
  • Adams is currently building his coaching staff, with Gage Sills appointed as quarterbacks coach.
  • The Tigers lost four games last season by a combined total of just 18 points.
What's Next

Adams is focusing on organizing spring practice and is seeking a spring game opponent. He believes this senior class has potential, provided they remain committed and focused. Plans to engage with local middle schools and increase community involvement are also underway.

Bottom Line

Adams's approach combines a strong community focus with a disciplined practice regimen and a fresh coaching philosophy, aiming to restore Bradwell Institute's football program to its former glory. His success hinges on the collective support from players and the community.