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This week, Andy and Troy go "old-school" (no video) because Troy hit the bunker right after painting a project and even though there are no special guests this week, we had to let you know about the upcoming spring clean-up fund-raiser, the Heels & Huddles pre-Spring game ladies event fundraiser, and the spring game detail which will be happening April 18th. Plus, we cover the deets on the latests GIC meeting with updates on the annual golf tournament in July, try to sell some beef, and go on an unexpected trip down the "what are you reading" rabbit hole followed up by a stupid idea to Mystery Science Theatre 3000 "The Love Boat" for no reason other than pure entertainment. Well, what do you expect from a couple guys who consider tailgating a legitimate profession?

To reserve your spring clean-up crew this Sunday, email Coach Calloway at David.calloway@waldorf.edu (same goes for reserving your spot for the Heels and Huddles event before Spring Game!)

Forever and always - GO WARRIORS!

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This week, Andy and Troy invite new Associate Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator, Jermaine Gales to the bunker. You'll see Coach Gales is experienced, transparent, and determined to get the Warriors over that white line to the end zone....A LOT! Find out what he's looking at doing on offense, how the team is shaping up as spring ball begins, and his perspective on being a dad to six and "Paw-Paw" to seven (with more on the way!)

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It's a brand new season and after a long hiatus from the bunker and lots of changes for Warrior Football since November, Troy and Andy knock off the rust and get back to business with a great conversation with new Head Coach David S. Calloway.

Calloway has more than 25 years of football experience at the collegiate level. He has a proven record of coaching teams to a winning season and recruiting student-athletes who succeed on the field, in the classroom, and in the community. Most recently, Coach Calloway served as associate head coach and defensive coordinator at Missouri Valley College. He led and oversaw all defensive football operations and personnel development and recruited top-tier student athletes across the country.

At the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, Calloway worked as the defensive coordinator and defensive line coach from 2023-2025. He developed game strategies that increased defensive performance metrics, built recruitment pipelines, and oversaw academic success programs.

Coach Calloway led the Central Methodist University football team as head coach from 2015-2023. There, he managed full football program operations, including budget, recruitment, compliance, and media relations. He also built and lead a diverse team of assistant coaches and staff while overseeing student-athlete success both on and off the field. He took what started as a less than .500 team to a winning program in just a few years. Most notably, Coach Calloway led the 2021 Central Methodist Football Team to a 9-2 season, finishing 5-0 in the conference and #1 in the Heart of America. Central Methodist met Northwestern College (IA), fellow GPAC opponent, in the first round of playoffs. Northwestern would move on to lose in the semifinal round to another GPAC opponent, Morningside University.

At Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Coach Calloway served as Head Football Coach from 2012-2014 while supervising athletic training and managing team logistics and community-facing initiatives. Before that, from 2007-2012, he was the team’s defensive coordinator. The 2010 and 2011 teams made NCAA Division II playoff appearances. Coach Calloway has also served as assistant coach and defensive coordinator at various other institutions, including Langston University and Hastings College. As a player at Langston University, he was a four-year starter and 2x Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference champions. He was Langston’s Defensive Player of the Year and earned NAIA All-American First Team.

Coach Calloway’s core principles are accountability, dependability, energy, effort, and passion. His program building centers around these pillars: Protect the Brand, Become Family, and Respect the Game. His vision for his programs is to create a culture that will promote accountability and dependability that will give student athletes the opportunity to achieve at the highest level in the classroom, on the field, and in the community.

To contribute to the new turf field fundraising effort underway by the Gridiron Club, simply follow this link to https://waldorfgridironclub.org/donate/

Forever and always, GO WARRIORS!

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