With the regular season winding down this weekend in Florida, Jeff Fisher talks with Joshua Wilson of FlaHSFootball.com about the postseason that begins next weekend. Wilson looks at all eight of Florida's classifications.
Fisher then is joined by Lubbock High School's Jason Strunk, who has been blogging all year for High School Football America about his journey to turnaround the west Texas program that, coming into this year, hadn't been the playoffs since the mid-70's. Last week, the Westerners clinched their first playoff berth in 37 years.
Fisher's third guest is former UCLA quarterback Matt Stevens, who currently is a volunteer coach at Helix High School in Southern California. Stevens talks with Fisher about Rivals United for a Kure, a fundraiser raising money for underfunded cancer research that is centered on the UCLA/USC football rivalry and the upcoming release of a documentary on the intra-city rivalry called A City Divided.
Fisher's final guest is Dick Tighe, head football coach at St. Edmond High School (Iowa), who two weeks ago became the 12th coach in American high school football history to win 400 games. Tighe, who has mainly coached in Iowa, just wrapped-up his 59th season as a head coach.
