‘Trail of Tears': Family and the football coaching life
Posted Aug 23, 2015
Georgia coach Mark Richt has a term for the toll that coaching college football can take: The trail of tears. “You can go chase a dream, but then sometimes you look back and there’s a trail of tears behind you. And the tears are usually your wife and your kids,” Richt said. “I didn’t want that in my life, and I think there’s a lot of coaches that didn’t want that in their life as well.” Avoiding it, however, is exceedingly difficult.
(Dawg Nation)
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