Jonathan Delay, Thomasville Head Coach: I hope not. Did anybody shoot anything like on Instagram or anything? Jonathan Delay, Thomasville Head Coach: I appreciate you guys having this.
Well, thank you so much for sharing and I look forward to hearing that. Oh, somebody's got to have video of this. Jonathan Delay, Thomasville Head Coach: It's me singing acapella before the music comes on. Jon Nelson: But but is it is it your version that is played if you're on the road, is it okay? Just checking. When even put it on our pre-game lists here at home. Jonathan Delay, Thomasville Head Coach: So Black Eyed Peas, 'I Got a Feeling' that's whether we're home or away music playing, whatever. And I just looked at the guys and said, Hey, y'all want me to sing? So we got somewhere and there was no music playing. And I don't know when this started, I was an assistant, but you know, usually when we're at home there's music playing when when that's happening. And then so the first group that we always bring out is quarterbacks and centers, and their first thing they do is they stretch each other. But so Friday nights when I go out there and I set the balls and I put them a certain way, wear the GST logo, it always has to face the end zone. There's there's a lot of things that that go into that. We've got a set that we just practice with. We got a set of six that all we do is we pre-game warm up with those six. I mean, we have we got a set of eight balls that all we do is play games with them. My job was to, as the quarterbacks coach, was make sure I clean the footballs and get them set on the field right. So, you know, I've been an assistant here since 2017. Jonathan Delay, Thomasville Head Coach: So I got kind of a couple of things. Next is coach Jonathan DeLay from Thomasville. Hannah Goodin: Thanks for sharing, coach. Jeff Littleton, Bainbridge Head Coach: There you go. You wear you wear your tight tee shirts, those kinds of things. You probably tuck the sleeves up to sit there and just kind of show them off a little better. The kids like to watch, you know, old men in there, you know, work out a little bit. We always kind of get together before the pre-game and maybe do a workout, they call it the gun show. Jeff Littleton, Bainbridge Head Coach: Well, there's one thing that we do, me and some of the coaches. First up, Bainbridge head coach Jeff Littleton. We'll hear about a coach that sings to his players, a massive case of pre-game meal food poisoning, embarrassing moments and questionable decisions all in the name of high school football. And this special podcast episode is a collection of all of those answers. During those interviews we asked the coaches to share their superstitions, traditions, and funny stories with us. You can find those interviews across all the GPB platforms, the website, YouTube, social media. I'm Hannah Goodin and over the past couple of weeks, Jon Nelson and myself had the chance to catch up with a lot of coaches from around the state. Hannah Goodin: Welcome to a special bonus edition of the Football Fridays in Georgia podcast. Jonathan Delay, Thomasville Head Coach: Our entire senior class essentially got food poisoning. So it's probably one of the best things that happened. Head Coach: You can be humbled in the coaching world just as much as you can be humbled as a player. Jonathan Delay, Thomasville Head Coach: We got somewhere and there was no music playing.
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