This is thought provoking. After suffering past horrible football seasons from 1970 to 1973 the only Dixie team not suffering a losing season during that time period was the Dixie Hollins Wrestling Team. These records was accomplished despite being confronted with the dismal circumstances during those three years. One of which was a failed football coach turned feckless wrestling coach, Dave Mauger., who displayed during this three year span his cluelessness and ignorance. The grapplers were the DIEHARDS. They were the definition of BADASS. So how did the 74 and 75 teams rise like a phoenix from the ashes to emerge from a catastrophe stronger, smarter and more powerful? It all started at the end of the 73 wrestling season. During the season Coach D.M. has told the local newspaper that that he was waiting till next year. Sadly, Coach D.M. had given up on the team and spent the majority of his time in the coach's air condition office. His absent leadership and coaching cost the team victories and team members. Despite this the survivors of the 73 team were diehards they continued dig down deep in spite of the conditions and absent coaching. There was only one three year veteran on the team who had been there during the coach's first arrival. (He wished to remain in the shadows.) This particular wrestler related a heated discussion he had with the Coach D.M. He critically critiqued his lack of coaching. He reminded D.M. that he can not coach effectively from the coach's air condition office. He strongly suggested that it's not about him but the team. Coach D.M. knew that the veteran had been there since the beginning and that the rookie Coach's first two winning teams were inherited from the work of a previous winning wrestling coach. D.M.'s over inflated ego hurt his third year rebuilding year because he had refused help from knowledgeably wrestling sources. DM. had become an island unto himself. The veteran strongly reminded the coach that no man is an island, entire of himself. Every man is a piece of the team, a part of the whole. That returning members of the 73 team could be like a phoenix emerging from the ashes. Next year, Coach D.M. heeded the bold advice and accepted outside help which lead to his finally becoming a leader resulting in learning to be an effective coach. The very next year at an early home match Coach D.M. walked over to the bleachers and called the gritty, old wrestler over to talk. The Coach admitted that he had been wrong and thanked the veteran wrestler. That is the rest of the story.

This is thought provoking. After suffering past horrible football seasons from 1970 to 1973 the only Dixie team not suffering a losing season during that time period was the Dixie Hollins Wrestling Team. These records was accomplished despite being confronted with the dismal circumstances during those three years. One of which was a failed football coach turned feckless wrestling coach, Dave Mauger, who displayed during this three year span his cluelessness and ignorance. The grapplers were the diehards. They were the definition of BADASS. So how did the 74 and 75 teams rise like a phoenix from the ashes to emerge from a catastrophe stronger, smarter and more powerful? It all started at the end of the 73 wrestling season. During the season Coach D.M. has told the local newspaper that that he was waiting till next year. Sadly, Coach D.M. had given up on the team and spent the majority of his time in the coach's air condition office. His absent leadership and coaching cost the team victories and team members. Despite this the survivors of the 73 team were diehards they continued dig down deep in spite of the conditions and absent coaching. There was only one three year veteran on the team who had been there during the coach's first arrival. (He wished to remain in the shadows.) This particular wrestler related a heated discussion he had with the Coach D.M. He critically critiqued his lack of coaching. He reminded D.M. that he can not coach effectively from the coach's air condition office. He strongly suggested that it's not about him but the team. Coach D.M. knew that the veteran had been there since the beginning and that the rookie Coach's first two winning teams were inherited from the work of a previous winning wrestling coach. D.M.'s over inflated ego hurt his third year rebuilding year because he had refused help from knowledgeably wrestling sources. DM. had become an island unto himself. The veteran strongly reminded the coach that no man is an island, entire of himself. Every man is a piece of the team, a part of the whole. That returning members of the 73 team could be like a phoenix emerging from the ashes. Next year, Coach D.M. heeded the bold advice and accepted outside help which lead to his finally becoming a leader resulting in learning to be an effective coach. The very next year at an early home match Coach D.M. walked over to the bleachers and called the gritty, old wrestler over to talk. The Coach admitted that he had been wrong and thanked the veteran wrestler. That is the rest of the story.

This is thought provoking. After suffering past horrible football seasons from 1970 to 1973 the only Dixie team not suffering a losing season during that time period was the Dixie Hollins Wrestling Team. These records was accomplished despite being confronted with the dismal circumstances during those three years. One of which was a failed football coach turned feckless wrestling coach, Dave Mauger, who displayed during this three year span his cluelessness and ignorance. The grapplers were the DIEHARDS. They were the definition of BADASS. So how did the 74 and 75 teams rise like a phoenix from the ashes to emerge from a catastrophe stronger, smarter and more powerful? It all started at the end of the 73 wrestling season. During the season Coach D.M. has told the local newspaper that that he was waiting till next year. Sadly, Coach D.M. had given up on the team and spent the majority of his time in the coach's air condition office. His absent leadership and coaching cost the team victories and team members. Despite this the survivors of the 73 team were diehards they continued dig down deep in spite of the conditions and absent coaching. There was only one three year veteran on the team who had been there during the coach's first arrival. (He wished to remain in the shadows.) This particular wrestler related a heated discussion he had with the Coach D.M. He critically critiqued his lack of coaching. He reminded D.M. that he can not coach effectively from the coach's air condition office. He strongly suggested that it's not about him but the team. Coach D.M. knew that the veteran had been there since the beginning and that the rookie Coach's first two winning teams were inherited from the work of a previous winning wrestling coach. D.M.'s over inflated ego hurt his third year rebuilding year because he had refused help from knowledgeably wrestling sources. DM. had become an island unto himself. The veteran strongly reminded the coach that no man is an island, entire of himself. Every man is a piece of the team, a part of the whole. That returning members of the 73 team could be like a phoenix emerging from the ashes. Next year, Coach D.M. heeded the bold advice and accepted outside help which lead to his finally becoming a leader resulting in learning to be an effective coach. The very next year at an early home match Coach D.M. walked over to the bleachers and called the gritty, old wrestler over to talk.. The Coach admitted that he had been wrong and thanked the veteran wrestler. That is the rest of the story.

IM GOING TO laugh SOOO HARD WHEN TRUMP LOSES!<,,,

Nice job capturing the Trump Love!

We just might be dancing Dancing to forget it all Are we just pretending Nothing's wrong? 1973 was the year the music died. Snipers on the rooftops. Riots and stabbings. Teachers leaving or not really teaching. The local news and newspaper promoting half truths. Not letting the Band play Dixie. Apathy ruled.

Great video...thanks for sharing. Those donuts looked delicious!

Hey there. Tell me your thoughts of your new z6 ii with 24-200. Are you happy with both of them? It's light enough the f/4- 6,3 ? I'm thinking to buy the same kit 😊

A great time to go here would be in the Spring when all the flowers and foliage are in bloom.

I filmed this my new Nikon Z6lll camera. I love it.

And we didn't see it all. The best part is it's free to get in. They do take donations.

Wow way more there than I thought! I'm in Central Florida and will definitely go when the weather is cooler. Thanks for the lovely tour!

This is thought provoking. After suffering past horrible football seasons from 1970 to 1973 the only Dixie team not suffering a losing season during that time period was the Dixie Hollins Wrestling Team. These records was accomplished despite being confronted with the dismal circumstances during those three years. One of which was a failed football coach turned feckless wrestling coach, Dave Mauger, who displayed during this three year span his cluelessness and ignorance. The grapplers were the diehards. They were the definition of badass. So how did the 74 and 75 teams rise like a phoenix from the ashes to emerge from a catastrophe stronger, smarter and more powerful? It all started at the end of the 73 wrestling season. During the season Coach D.M. has told the local newspaper that that he was waiting till next year. Sadly, Coach D.M. had given up on the team and spent the majority of his time in the coach's air condition office. His absent leadership and coaching cost the team victories and team members. Despite this the survivors of the 73 team were diehards they continued dig down deep in spite of the conditions and absent coaching. There was only one three year veteran on the team who had been there during the coach's first arrival. (He wished to remain in the shadows.) This particular wrestler related a heated discussion he had with the Coach D.M. He critically critiqued his lack of coaching. He reminded D.M. that he can not coach effectively from the coach's air condition office. He strongly suggested that it's not about him but the team. Coach D.M. knew that the veteran had been there since the beginning and that the rookie Coach's first two winning teams were inherited from the work of a previous winning wrestling coach. D.M.'s over inflated ego hurt his third year rebuilding year because he had refused help from knowledgeably wrestling sources. DM. had become an island unto himself. The veteran strongly reminded the coach that no man is an island, entire of himself. Every man is a piece of the team, a part of the whole. That returning members of the 73 team could be like a phoenix emerging from the ashes. Next year, Coach D.M. heeded the bold advice and accepted outside help which lead to his finally becoming a leader resulting in learning to be an effective coach. The very next year at an early home match Coach D.M. walked over to the bleachers and called the gritty, old wrestler over to talk. The Coach admitted that he had been wrong and thanked the veteran wrestler. That is the rest of the story.

TFS! Blessings to you my friend. Have a blessed week. ✝🙏🏼💕

Beautiful...Great job!

Cool video! 🦵💪

I bought a new Nikon mirrorless camera. Still learning the ropes on it. Lots to learn.

This was my 50th Reunion from Dixie Hollins High School. Saturday night at the Sirata Beach Resort on St. Petersburg Beach. A fun time was had by all.

The remembrance song and pirate ship was heart touching. Silverhorse32 great job. 😢😢😢

You always do great videos with outstanding music selection. You do your Friends justice! 💪🦵🙏

We now know Raymond Stoddard's 1955-1992. May he rest in peace

As the person who created the both of these, I strongly disagree with you. But this is why we have our own opinions.

The presentation of Bogie's classmates who have passed on was very touching. Consequently the presentation of the 1974 Hollin"s deceased classmates seemed insincere. Bogie's song was touching and heartfelt. Hollin's song was sterile. The pirate ship sailing on the water was prefect with the accompanying song.. Hollin's beach scene tried to connect but failed due to the sterile song. The two schools, once intense rivals, the reunions could not be any more different. The Bogie folks participated together as a fun group while the Hollin' folks despite have a surprisingly successful sports year, after suffering past horrible football seasons, still seemed forever broken and out of touch. So the two reunions are a tale of two schools.

Very nice! Thank you, Jack!

Great video work!

Toniareyes ❤❤

Sad 😞

Smiling faces and great looking food....NICE! Great Job

Very nice and yummy 😊😊😊😊

Thats cool...great video!

Cool video...Great videonwork!

Great job! Beautiful......

Be healthy n happy, God bless you(all).🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤

Nice video...makes me want to be retired and drink Margaritas....

Great music and pics at the end. Outstanding job!

Wow...incredible creatures! Carrying a person like that...🤯 Great video!

Thank you for Watching, Liking and Subscribing! I just did the same for you. 🙏 Beautiful Video!! 🙏

Great to watch this! Thank you for sharing Jack!

The boys should take it on the road.

Listen to that harmonizing

Looks like you had a great childhood

The red one was amazing . I'm jealous need one bad now. 😳

Please - it's BENSEN

Opa locka was a abandoned military installation next to Hialeah Went to this place many times .family fun back then

A VERY Early Miami Hollywood Speedway Park, Originally Called Miami Dragway!!

Rest in Peace Frank Tiano you put on some fantastic, great airshows. You will be dearly missed my friend.

My husband and loved this group! We also saw them in Gatlinburg multiple nights on our vacation well. First time was on our honeymoon. Do you have a video of them singing Smoky Mountain Smoke?

Man, I love these guys! When I was a kid we went to Gatlinburg for vacation and we saw them, it was awesome. We used to have a greatest hits tape, i think, that was just incredible. Man, I wish I could find that tape!

Very nice indeed! Thumbs up from Dublin (Ireland) ! :)

The aviary was my fave. But just beyond the second door, I would always turn around and there'd be the cages full of bats up above. My 10-year-old brain was fascinated by them and horrified. I'd always turn and look up.