Title: Wide Right
Product review: This book reads like a journal. It's a good comparative look at how different coaches run their programs; however, it's basically the same 15 page story chapter after chapter. Based on the author's access to the programs and coaches, he does begin to explore some interesting stories regarding assistants, family, boosters, academincs, and recruiting but gives those ideas a paragraph or two and moves on to the next thing. Had those ideas been further explored the book could have delivered what I expected; however, I felt like I was reading the fragmented journal of an author trying to keep a book to a certain length.
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