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At noon on a brisk Tuesday during football’s off-season, Frontier’s head football coach is rushing around like it’s game day.
Mike Snow, 38, has just finished teaching physical education to sophomore boys and has only enough time to eat a quick lunch before driving across town to a new job that won’t officially begin until the end of the 2008 school year.
He will be Stockdale High School’s varsity football coach. But Snow isn't waiting for the fall. He’s laying the groundwork now by becoming familiar with his coaching staff, assessing talent, and getting organized.
Working at one school while coaching at another seems a lot like trying to ride two horses at once. Ambitious. Impossible for most people.
Not for Mike Snow.
“Some coaches wing it. Mike doesn’t do that,” says Cy Silver, head baseball coach of North High School. “He runs his football program...
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