Numbers, participation on the rise at TBT
Last summer, the Tampa Bay Tech football team had about 50 players participate in its offseason conditioning program. Today, that number is at 95. What changed?
"I want to say it's because of the success we had last year," Titans coach C.C. Culpepper said. "Last year, we were coming into the season with a (21-game) losing streak."
This year, TBT is coming off a 6-4 mark.
"That's really helped out with the kids,"Culpepper said.
Roster numbers aren't all that's up at TBT. So is the percentage of players who attend summer workouts, which might be due to the fact the Titans offered three daily sessions in June and have two every day right now.
"At TBT, it's hard to have just one (session daily)," Culpepper said. "We've got kids coming from all over. Transportation is an issue. And a lot of our kids have jobs. I try to have at least two so the kids can work and find transportation."
-TBT defensive back D.D. Johnson has picked up scholarship offer No. 1. It came from Division I-AA Alabama State. The school's most famous alum? Civil Rights pioneer Rosa Parks.
--KEITH NIEBUHR


CC,
Keep on pushing those guys to the max. You know what we had when we were at TWC so you know anything is possible
Posted by: Dexter Hughes | July 04, 2008 at 04:14 PM
COACH C.C CULPEPER CAME FROM ARMWOOD AND BROUGHT SOME PLAYERS WITH HIM NOT PEOPLE THINKS HE JUST WENT THERE AND THEY FOLLOWED RECRIUTING IN HIGHSCHOOL FOOTBALL IS ILLEGAL. I THINK EVERYONE SHOULD JUST GO TO THERE NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL BUT NO THEY TRY TO GO TO THE BEST.YOU ALL ARE JUST A BUNCH OF SORRY PLAYERS THATS SCARED OF A CHALLENGE THATS WHY YALL CHANGE SCHOOL SO YOU WILL HAVE IT EASIER U SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YALL SELFS.
Posted by: PLAYER | July 19, 2008 at 04:48 PM