Teddy Bridgewater Has Retired And Been Hired As The HC At His Alma Mater, Miami Northwestern High School
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skyrunner1
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They last won states coming off 3 peat '17, '18, '19.. They still been solid but Central down the street been UP last few years and had their own string of state titles, I think they was going for 4 or 5 this year before Norland beat them twice this year just to lose the state title game, smfh..
Remember when Teddy was getting hype as a true freshman, Think he was a baseball kid also and had solid prospects on that side also. This a real full circle moment, hope he able to get the west back on their state title throne. #BullsPride
Glad he was able to get that big contract from Carolina
They last won states coming off 3 peat '17, '18, '19.. They still been solid but Central down the street been UP last few years and had their own string of state titles, I think they was going for 4 or 5 this year before Norland beat them twice this year just to lose the state title game, smfh..
Remember when Teddy was getting hype as a true freshman, Think he was a baseball kid also and had solid prospects on that side also. This a real full circle moment, hope he able to get the west back on their state title throne. #BullsPride
I'm assuming the coach left???
skyrunner1
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Its COMPLICATED
.The west is a always very interesting situation, TONS of politics involved. Those years I had family coaching and playing on the team so was really tied in, fam won states as a coordinator and was fired 
(he landed on his feet and got another gig so its all good).. Its THE innercity school in miami so its just one of those situations where there is always alot of alumni input and such, situations where 
brehs will be camped out under a tree at practice telling the coaches what plays to run and such happen all the time..I know Michaelee Harris was hired as HC last year (he also played with Bridgewater if Im not mistaken, was a 4 star WR), but they were YOUNG in a TOUGH district, no one expected them to do anything, QB got injured then freshman qb and injuries and such.. He got a raw deal, they went 4-6 if Im not mistaken and was fired like 6 months after being hired.
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I think what dude and most people believe is that Louisville will have the inside track to his best players.
That's like me expecting someone from Ohio to always direct their best players to Ohio State when they went to Michigan.
Both Desmond Howard and Charles Woodson are from Ohio but they are Michigan men
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Ya I get that line of thinking, but I highly doubt that will be the case.I think what dude and most people believe is that Louisville will have the inside track to his best players.
That's like me expecting someone from Ohio to always direct their best players to Ohio State when they went to Michigan.
Both Desmond Howard and Charles Woodson are from Ohio but they are Michigan men
Damn not only did he win state his first year they killed them boys
I wonder how attached to coaching he is at that level. I'd expect his last NFL team to have several openings. I mean he's probably not gonna leap the line to a coordinator position but it could likely get a job there.
Idk how attached he is to HS but he’s super attached to his alma mater. Even when he was in the league he would still find time to go to games every now and then
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I heard people saying he might go back to the nfl. They still calling for him to be a backup
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I still think if he never got that injury in MInny he would be top 15 qb
The Bulls beat previously unbeaten Raines 41-0 in Miami for their eighth overall state title.
Bridgewater, 32, was hired in February, tasked with turning around a program that had gone 4-6 the previous season. He did that and then some.
Miami Northwestern went 12-2 on the season, outscoring its opponents 262-12 in five playoff games. It finished the season on a 10-game winning streak.
Wonder if brian brohm gets a hc gig if jeff would give teddy a call
Bridgewater, 32, was hired in February, tasked with turning around a program that had gone 4-6 the previous season. He did that and then some.
Miami Northwestern went 12-2 on the season, outscoring its opponents 262-12 in five playoff games. It finished the season on a 10-game winning streak.
Wonder if brian brohm gets a hc gig if jeff would give teddy a call