College football coaches are some of the biggest characters in all of sports. Here are the 25 we’d most like to party with.
On campuses all over America, the students get behind their teams, partying into the wee hours of the night after victories, and defeats. College football games turn college campuses into Partytown U.S.A, and it truly is one of the most glorious times of the year.
Here, we turn our attention to the head coaches, who seem so serious on the sidelines each game. While they may not all be party animals, here are the 25 college football coaches we would like to party with most.
25. Urban Meyer
Sure, Meyer may not be the kind of guy who’s going to split a 30-pack of Keystone Light with you, but he has the funds to put together quite a party. He currently makes over $7 million dollars per year, and can be trusted to get you home after a rough night out. Meyer is a winner, and winning brings parties.
Throughout his coaching career, Meyer has shown he has the back of his players. Whether at the University of Florida, or Ohio State University, he has been a player-first kind of coach. He will bring down the hammer if you mess up, but he will also go to bat for you. That’s the sort of support you need if you get in a pinch at a party.
Meyer seems like the kind of guy who enjoyed himself during his younger years, and you may be able to coax that out of him. He also has a history of being very persuasive, recruiting the best players in the country throughout his illustrious career. If the cops do show up to the party, he may be able to talk them into turning the other cheek.
Meyer is one of the greatest coaches in the history of college football, and judging by his current situation at Ohio State, he may add a few more titles to his trophy case. To the victor goes the spoils, and if you are lucky enough, maybe you can catch Meyer after a big win and have a few with him.
24. Mark Richt
Mark Richt is just a good guy, and he is currently coaching at his Alma Mater. After being mostly a backup quarterback for the Miami Hurricanes during the late ’70s and early ’80s, Richt went into coaching. He got his first job under Bobby Bowden, and it would springboard him into a solid career as a head coach.
For 15 seasons, Richt was the leader of the Georgia Bulldogs. Widely regarded as one of the best coaches in the game, Richt was eventually let go by the Bulldogs, and the Hurricanes quickly grabbed him. Back home in Miami, Richt is trying to rebuild the program, and is the right man for the job.
Richt also looks like he would be a fun guy to party with, as he has shown his fun side yearly during his Paradise Camp. This past summer, Richt took to the diving board, doing back flips with the campers. He has a fun-loving side and seems like he would be awesome to hang out with.
While things may not get too crazy partying with Richt, it would certainly be a good time. He’s a huge draw in South Beach, and grew up in the area, meaning he knows the good spots to go to. He may not get too drunk himself, but he would definitely have the hook up in the top spots on Miami Beach.
23. Nick Saban
Like Urban Meyer, Nick Saban is a winner, and you would have no problem getting in anywhere tagging along with him. The problem is, Saban may try to keep it classy, so you may end up at a Cigar Bar or something. Regardless, hanging with a champion is always fun, and Saban is the best of the best.
Partying with Saban would probably go something like this. Start out playing 18 holes of golf, where he would likely pick up the tab. He does make over $7 million dollars a year, and is probably comped wherever he goes. Afterwards, there would be cigars and bourbon, as he talks about all his national championships.
This may not sounds like a party for most people, but for those who enjoy golf, cigars and bourbon, it’s right up your alley. Saban may not seem like a fun guy when he’s patrolling the sidelines for the Crimson Tide, but there has to be a reason he continues to get the best players in the country.
If the night did happen to spin out of control, there are no worries. I am sure he has the kind of security marked for people like Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Party as hard as you would like, cause Saban is going to get you home.
22. Dana Holgorsen
Dana Holgorsen looks like he’s been to some very good parties in his day. Watching him patrol the sidelines on Saturdays is like watching someone wondering where all the beer went at a party. He looks angry, disheveled and when his team wins, elated.
Holgorsen was named the head coach at West Virginia prior to the 2011 season, and had an immediate impact. He led the team to the Big East Championship in his first season, as the team compiled a 10-3 record. For his efforts, he was named FWAA First-Year Coach of the Year.
The 45-year-old has served as an assistant for guys like Kevin Sumlin, Mike Gundy and Mike Leach during his coaching career. Those three guys are known to be some of the coolest coaches in college football, so there’s no doubt some of that has to have worn off on Holgorsen. I can only imagine the kind of partying taking place after big wins with that group.
As a former college football player, Holgorsen has probably been to his fair share of parties in his life, and can undoubtedly still throw a few back. I would imagine a night of partying with the head coach of West Virginia would probably end in a diner, stuffing your face and trying to sober up.
21. Brian Kelly
Brian Kelly is the head coach of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, a position with plenty of eye balls on it. He has turned the Irish back into a national contender, and may end up being their head coach for the rest of his career. Kelly does not like his players getting out of control, but he also appears to be someone who would be a blast to party with.
During his time as head coach of the Cincinnati Bearcats, Kelly was known to put on quite a press conference. He is an incredibly funny guy, who knows how to work a room. When Bearcats quarterback Tony Pike was being held out because for failing a Spanish class, Kelly told reporters he would only answer questions in Spanish.
Kelly also shows his funny side by being involved in roasts. He appears to be a very strict, but has a fun streak in him. Hanging out with Kelly would definitely be a blast, and I would assume he can put away his fair share of beers.
The Notre Dame players love Kelly, and there is a reason people are so drawn to him. He would be fun to hang out with in any setting, and being in such a high profile job, must love to let loose every once in a while.
20. Pat Fitzgerald
Pat Fitzgerald is Northwestern Football. During his playing days for the Wildcats, Fitzgerald was a two-time Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, and led the team to their best season in school history. In 1996, Northwestern made it to the Rose Bowl, which was their first bowl since 1949. The Wildcats lost to USC in the game, but Fitzgerald’s legacy at the school was cemented.
In 2006, Fitzgerald was named the head coach of Northwestern after the untimely death of Randy Walker. Only 31 years old at the time, Fitzgerald stepped right in with his blue-collar work ethic. Under his leadership, Northwestern has won nine or more games three times, and has gone to six bowl games.
Judging by his overall personality, Fitzgerald is likely a great guy to party with. His attitude and personality are very contagious, and people seem to gravitate towards him. He’s been a legend on the Northwestern campus for years, and definitely knows the best places to party.
Fitzgerald just seems like a great guy to be around, and a night out partying with him would be a great time. He was once the big man on campus during his playing days, and being only 41 years old, can probably still hang with the best of them.
19. Matt Campbell
Matt Campbell is one of the youngest coaches in college football, and at only 36 years old, is already in his sixth season as a head coach. After leading the Toledo Rockets to a 35-15 record during his five-year run as head coach, he was named the main man at Iowa State prior to the 2016 season.
During his time at Toledo, Campbell actually led the Rockets to a spot in the AP Poll, peaking at No. 20 in 2015. He declined an opportunity to serve on Urban Meyer’s staff at Ohio State, and instead inked the deal to captain the Cyclones. His new team is off to an 0-3 start in 2016, but Campbell should be able to right the ship.
To those outside of the college football world, Campbell looks like any guy in his mid-30s trying to make a name for himself in the world. The fact of the matter is that he is a very good coach, who is going to put Iowa State back on the map. He has a great passion for the game, which likely comes from being a coach’s son.
Campbell already has a wealth of knowledge about the college football game, and would be fun to grab a bunch of beers with. Whether at a bar, or a party, I would imagine that Campbell fits right in with the crowd.
18. Kirby Smart
Kirby Smart was long thought of as one of the better assistant coaches in college football. As part of Alabama’s staff, Smart spearheaded a defense that brought numerous national titles. In 2016, Smart is finally running the show, and fans of the Georgia Bulldogs have to be very happy he is now their head coach.
Georgia has gotten off to a 3-0 start with Smart, who has done a nice job getting freshman Jacob Eason ready for SEC play. Arguably the biggest recruit in the nation, the freshman has shown poise under center, and coach Smart has handed him the keys to the car. Running back Nick Chubb is one of the best in the business, giving Georgia a pretty potent offensive unit.
Aside from being a great coach, Smart is also the ultimate prankster. Whether it’s a reporter, or his players, Smart is always quick to pull a fast one. Sure, he has the demeanor you would expect from a head coach, but he also knows when to keep it light.
Smart appears to be the kind of guy you could sit down with for hours drinking beers. He probably has so many stories from his time with Nick Saban, and I’m sure that includes a few rough nights out. He’s an absolute goofball, and partying with him must be tons of fun.
17. Butch Jones
Butch Jones burst onto the college football landscape in 2009, when he led Central Michigan to an 11-2 record. After winning 23 of 37 games as head coach of Cincinnati, Jones took over a Tennessee program that was on a downswing. He’s done a good job bringing them back to national prominence, leading the Volunteers to bowl games in two of his first three years at the helm.
In 2016, Jones’ Tennessee squad is currently 3-0, thanks mostly to quarterback Joshua Dobbs and star running back Jalen Hurd. It has been a steady process for Jones at Tennessee, as his team has improved in each of his seasons. They play in the best conference in the nation, so there’s still some work left to do.
The best part about Jones is his fiery demeanor, so you know partying with him would be incredible. He’s the kind of guy who lets you know just how many beers he’s consumed, though he might be exaggerating from time to time. He’s pretty intense, so you better be ready to party when he comes around.
Jones is also really close friends with Miami Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra, so there could be some partying going on in South Beach. Whatever the case may be, Jones would be an awesome guy to party with.
16. Kevin Sumlin
Kevin Sumlin is one of the brightest coaches in all of college football, and some people say he’s one of the coolest around. In his five seasons as the head coach of Texas A&M, Sumlin has had his fair share of victories. He has gone 39-16 during his tenure with the school, leading the Aggies to four straight bowl games.
In his first season at Texas A&M, Sumlin led the Aggies to an 11-2 record. For his efforts, he was named the SEC Coach of the Year. His quarterback that season was Johnny Manziel, and nobody parties like Johnny Football. While I’m sure Sumlin was unhappy with his antics, Johnny was Johnny, and became the first freshman to win the Heisman Trophy.
Sumlin has come under fire for his handling of Manziel, and he has been a bit lax when it comes to discipline. Still, he is the kind of coach that people go to war for, and his program has produced some quality NFL players in his time.
Sumlin has seen a lot in his years of coaching, and could probably tell you a Manziel story or two. Partying with Sumlin would be great no matter the venue, even if it was over a few suds at a nice bar in Texas.
15. Mike Gundy
Mike Gundy is probably best known for going off on a reporter nearly nine years ago. In his famous, “I’m a man. I’m 40,” rant, Gundy was actually sticking up for one of his student-athletes. Well, that video went viral, and now people outside of college football know him as the guy from the video.
But Gundy is so much more than just a man dressed in a lot of orange yelling at a reporter. Gundy also donned a mullet, which is awesome, and even more recently, developed his own app. Any person vain enough to create their own app must be an incredible guy to hang out with.
Gundy is no longer 40, but he still has the gusto of a guy that age. He’s one of the best characters in all of college football, and throughout his career with the Cowboys, has led them to 10 straight bowl games.
Partying with a guy like Gundy would most likely be a long night, as his intensity is almost unmatched in college football. A couple of beers would likely turn into a keg party, with Gundy standing on top of the keg screaming, “I’m a man, I’m 49!”
14. Hugh Freeze
Hugh Freeze is the head coach of one of the more exciting teams in all of college football. The Ole Miss Rebels have proven this season that they can play with anybody, and are always a dangerous opponent no matter who they’re facing. Recently, the program has been shrouded in controversy, and has been struck with some violations from the NCAA.
On the day of the 2016 NFL Draft, Ole Miss offensive lineman Laremy Tunsil was shown smoking weed out of a gas mask. Maybe that was a one-off situation, but apparently there is some partying going on down in Mississippi. Whether that’s the case or not, the fact is Freeze has made Ole Miss a winner during his time there.
Freeze comes off as a man of few words, but he probably breaks out of his shell once you get a few beers in him. Known to be a man of God, Freeze doesn’t do too much to embarrass himself in the public eye.
Partying with him may not be anything crazy, but he’s quite an interesting character, and it would definitely be a good time. Coach Freeze also loves him some golf, so a fun time with him may include 18 holes, followed by drinks at the 19th.
13. David Shaw
David Shaw is by far one of the more interesting figures in all of college football. Once considered an emotionless man standing on the sidelines, Shaw has become quite animated during his time as head coach of the Stanford Cardinal. He appears to absolutely love life at Stanford, and we are all along for the ride.
Sure, the team is winning, and he has arguably the best player in the land. Christian McCaffrey is an early favorite to win the Heisman Trophy, and the Cardinal seem to be headed to the College Football Playoff. Still, the David Shaw you see on the sidelines is a pleasure to watch, and he must be even more fun off the field.
Partying with Shaw would definitely be a roller coaster, much like watching him during games. He experiences the highest of highs, and then the lowest of lows, and it can be exhausting just seeing him coach. Shaw is also one of the most grounded people in college football, so I would not expect things to get too out of control.
In July, Stanford doubled Shaw’s compensation, so you can run up the bar tab and not feel bad about it. However, depending on whether or not he likes the drink, you may see him throw the glass or scream with joy. Such is life when you party with David Shaw.
12. Chris Petersen
Chris Petersen has had an interesting college coaching career. After turning Boise State into a national power almost overnight, he has taken his talents to the state of Washington. Now the head coach of the Huskies, Petersen has his new program’s eyes set on a possible College Football Playoff appearance.
Petersen spent five years as the head coach of Boise State, twice going undefeated. He led the school to two BCS Bowl wins, while compiling an incredible 92-12 record. In 2013, Petersen resigned right before Boise State’s bowl game, and would later take the job at Washington.
He struggled a bit through his first two years with the Huskies, but now has them nationally ranked. They are currently 3-0, and have run through their first three opponents. Petersen has one of the best young quarterbacks in the country, as Jake Browning has been absolutely dominant so far in his sophomore season.
To me, Petersen just seems like a good dude to hang out with. He always goes to bat for his players, and continuously speaks about having fun playing football. Partying with Petersen may not be a wild time, but it would certainly be fun.
11. Jimbo Fisher
Jimbo Fisher has dominated the college football landscape since becoming the head coach of the Florida State Seminoles. Currently in his seventh season in Tallahassee, Fisher has compiled a 70-15 record with Florida State, winning the National Championship in 2013.
During that season, the Seminoles were led by freshman quarterback Jameis Winston, who captained the team to a 14-0 record. The following season, Florida State went 13-1, losing in their attempt to win back-to-back championships. The run helped propel Fisher into the national spotlight, which is something he enjoys very much.
Fisher has a huge personality, and does not pull any punches. He’s going to let you know how he feels, and does not care about hurting anybody’s feelings. The coach is also one of the better men in all of college football, and has not let success change him.
He would be an incredible person to party with because you know exactly what you’re getting with Jimbo. The beers would be flowing nicely, and you’d get to hear all his stories from the gridiron. He also knows a ton of stars, so don’t be surprised if Jameis Winston shows up with some crab legs.
10. Charlie Strong
There may be no man in all of college football as likable as Charlie Strong. The head coach of the University of Texas has had his tough spots since taking over at UT, but he continues to keep a smile on his face. When Texas knocked off No. 10-ranked Notre Dame in double overtime in the season opener, he was literally carried off the field by his players.
Strong’s journey to Texas started off at the University of Louisville, where he got his first taste of being a head coach at the FBS level. From 2010-2013, Strong turned around the Cardinals program, going 23-3 during his last two years. When the University of Texas came calling, Strong bolted Louisville to help resurrect the fallen program.
Now in his third season at Texas, Strong appears to be turning around the program. The program finished under .500 in each of his first two seasons, but has gone 2-1 in the early going in 2016. If he can finish strong, he should be able to start getting the recruits he needs to compete at a national championship level.
Strong would be the perfect person to go out partying with, because he is always going to find the positive in whatever you do. He’s not going to sit around and sulk, but instead is going to find exactly where the good times are. Strong is also known for taking chances, so who knows where the evening may take you?
9. Les Miles
Les Miles is one of the more talked about coaches in college football. He’s had his fair share of ups and downs as the head coach of the LSU Tigers, and has done it all with a smile on his face. At times, it appears he may not know what’s going on, but he always seems to come out unscathed.
Sounds like the perfect person to go out partying with. At time, Miles actually looks drunk on the sidelines. Obviously (maybe), that’s not the case, but he always looks like he’s having a good time.
It is not hard to imagine Miles being the life of the party, though he’s had moments when he has been quite a downer. When the LSU Tigers opened up their season against the Wisconsin Badgers at Lambeau Field, Miles refused to allow his players to do the Lambeau Leap. Still, he appears to be such a fun guy, and partying it up with him in the Bayou would be a trip.
The run for Miles at LSU may be coming to an end, as people have been calling for his job for a few years now. Whatever happens, he has been fun to watch as the head coach of the Tigers, and it would be a blast to have some beers with him.
8. Tom Herman
Tom Herman is highly regarded as one of the best young coaches in all of college football, and he should have some high profile schools coming after him very soon. Currently, Herman is the head coach of Houston, and has led the Cougars to a 3-0 record this season. In his two seasons with Houston, Herman has put together a 16-1 record. Not bad for a guy in his first head coaching gig.
The 41-year old has been trying to get his first head coaching job since he was a 23-year-old assistant at Texas Lutheran. Back then, Herman coached the wide receivers, but he really cut his teeth as an offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach for schools like Iowa State and Ohio State. Now the man in charge, Herman is dominating the college football landscape.
Most people don’t know this, but Herman is very smart. He’s a member of Mensa, something he accomplished so his players at Rice knew he was just as smart as them. Herman also worked in television production, so he’s about as well-rounded an individual as there is in college football.
Partying with Herman would be great because not only is he becoming a legend in Houston, but he also worked the TV circuit in Los Angeles. He’s as cool as they come in college football, and a night out with him would definitely be an exciting time.
7. Gus Malzahn
It took Gus Malzahn 21 years before he finally got his shot at running a program at the collegiate level. After starting his coaching career as a defensive coordinator at Hughes (AR) High School in 1991, Malzahn finally made the jump to the college game in 2006. The University of Arkansas gave him his first opportunity, hiring Malzahn as a wide receiver coach/offensive coordinator.
After six years of bouncing around as an assistant coach, Malzahn made his collegiate head coaching debut for Arkansas State. He would last only one year there, as he accepted the Auburn head coaching job in 2013. Malzahn had served as the offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach at Auburn from 2009-2011, so it was a bit of a homecoming.
Malzahn took over for Gene Chizik, who was terminated in November of 2012. A search committee that included Auburn legend Bo Jackson picked Malzahn to lead the program going forward. His first season was a great one, as he used the talent Chizik had put together and went 12-2. The Tigers lost in the National Championship Game to the Florida State Seminoles, and finished the season as the second-ranked team in the country.
If you watch Malzahn on the sideline, you’ll know why we want to party with him. He looks hammered half the time, and he’s always running from place to place. Malzahn would be the kind of guy that drinks very fast, and then doesn’t know what to do with himself once the booze hits.
6. Bret Bielema
Bret Bielema was once the captain of the Iowa Hawkeyes football team. Playing as a defensive lineman, Bielema was a tough guy enforcer in the interior of the Hawkeyes line. In fact, Bielema has a tattoo of the Iowa Hawkeye on his calf.
Bielema made his head coaching debut at Wisconsin, which turned his Iowa tattoo into a big topic of discussion. A dominating presence even now, Bielema has the look of someone who is ready to punch you in the face at the drop of a hat. During his time with the Badgers, Bielema won three Big Ten titles, and was the 2006 Big Ten Coach of the Year.
A standup guy, Bielema left the Badgers for a couple of reasons. One cool reason was the fact that he thought his assistants were not being paid enough money. In a business where everyone is out for money, it was awesome to see Bielema stand up for his assistants. Noble as that is, Arkansas also threw a bunch of money at him, and he’s now the highest paid person in the state.
Bielema is one of the biggest characters in the game, and you can tell just by looking at him that he would be a blast to party with. He’s an intense person, and he looks like the kind of guy that would challenge to you to drinking games all night long.
5. Kliff Kingsbury
During his collegiate career, Kliff Kingsbury was one of the best quarterbacks in the nation. He teamed with head coach Mike Leach to put up points in bunches, and still holds a few NCAA Division I records. He has since come back to be the head coach at his Alma Mater, a job he has held since 2013.
Kingsbury, 37, is still one of the youngest coaches in college football. A former NFL quarterback, he has taken a page out of Leach’s playbook. The Texas Tech Red Raiders love to run up the score, and their coach does not like to take his foot off the pedal.
To the naked eye, Kingsbury does not look like a head coach. In fact, he looks more like a male model than someone who was once one of the better quarterbacks in the NCAA. He struts around the sidelines with a certain swagger, and he has a coolness about him that cannot be matched in the coaching ranks.
A night out partying with Kingsbury would be filled with a lot of beautiful people, and some wild parties. Kingsbury is a bachelor, and is one of the most recognizable faces in Lubbock. I would think the sky is the limit hanging out with Kliff.
4. Mike Leach
Throughout his collegiate coaching career, Mike Leach has been setting records and pissing people off. There’s no doubt that he’s one of the best offensive minds in all of football, but his attitude has certainly turned some people off. He knows he’s an offensive genius, and makes no apologies for that.
Though he started coaching in 1987, Leach got his first job as a head coach in 2000. He was given the opportunity to be the main man at Texas Tech, where he installed an offense that made legends out of guys like Kliff Kingsbury. Leach went 84-43 as the coach of the Red Raiders, leading the team to the Cotton Bowl in 2008.
Leach captains the ship at Washington State University. He has brought his high-octane offense to the Cougars, and has gradually been turning the program around. In 2015, Leach had his best season at WSU, winning nine games.
Based on his antics in the past, partying with Leach would be an incredible adventure. Leach is also a quote machine, and one can only imagine the kind of things he would say with a few drinks in him.
3. Bobby Petrino
Is there any coach in the country that parties like Bobby Petrino? Well, before 2012, you may have said yes. But after his mix-up with a secretary and his motorcycle, the head coach was viewed very differently.
A former quarterback, Petrino has had quite a roller coaster of a coaching career. After turning the Louisville Cardinals to a national power in only four years, Petrino made the jump to the NFL. He was signed by the Atlanta Falcons because they wanted him to develop their young quarterback, Michael Vick. However, Vick got involved in a dogfighting ring, and the rest is history. Petrino resigned by posting a laminated sign in the player’s locker room, which was widely viewed as cowardly.
Petrino left the Falcons for the University of Arkansas, and that’s where his story gets really dicey. After the incident with the girl and the motorcycle, Petrino was eventually fired from the University. After a quick stint at Western Kentucky, Petrino was hired back at Louisville, where he is once again making them a title contender.
Petrino has fixed his reputation, and it appears he has made right by his family. Partying with him may get a little out of hand at times, but he definitely someone who enjoys a good time. Sign us up.
2. Dabo Swinney
Dabo Swinney is one of the most recognizable figures in all of college football. When he isn’t dabbing during celebrations in the locker room, he’s dominating the competition on the playing field. He has turned the Clemson Tigers into a national power, and has done it with class.
An Alabama native, Swinney got his start at the collegiate level with the Crimson Tide. He joined their staff in 1993 as a graduate assistant, and worked his way up to become the team’s assistant head coach 15 years later. In 2008, he was offered his first head coaching job, as he left Alabama for the Clemson Tigers.
Since arriving at Clemson, Swinney has made the Tigers a force to be reckoned with. He has compiled a 78-27 record, winning 10 or more games in each of the last five seasons. His energy is infectious, and to watch him coach is to see how much he loves his job.
Partying with Dabo would be a blast because he is always so amped up. He’s likely the kind of guy who wants to keep the party cranking all night long, and makes sure everyone is having a good time. He is just a solid dude, and there’s a reason his players love playing for him.
1. Jim Harbaugh
No surprise here, as Harbaugh is the most interesting man in college football today. A former star at the University of Michigan, Harbaugh is now the head coach at his Alma Mater, and has resurrected his program. He’s known for his antics on the sidelines, and off the field, making him one of the most colorful characters in all of sports.
Whether he is throwing out the first pitch at a Major League Baseball game, playing catch with Tom Brady, or appearing in the background at the Judge Judy show, Harbaugh always seems to be up to something. He’s like a real life “Where’s Waldo.” In addition to his extra-curricular activities, Harbaugh also is a fantastic football coach, who has won at the college and NFL level.
Since taking over the head coaching duties at Michigan, the program has gone from a bit of a laughingstock to a national power. After successful stints with the Stanford Cardinal, and then the NFL’s San Francisco 49ers, Harbaugh and his khaki pants are dominating in the Big Ten. It remains to be seen if he can take Michigan all the way, but he’s certainly capable of that.
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A night of partying with Harbaugh could take you all over the world, considering he likes to pop up everywhere. He’s one of the biggest names in all of football, and has connections all over the country. He may end up being the designated driver, but he’ll make sure you have an incredible time.