If you're not organized, you can die right there on line. The walls of Millard's office served as one massive bulletin board, with each season and sport meticulously separated by push-pins. Everyone has their own style. There is no formula or set way to go about this job. The bottom line is dedication.
Some guys are in it only because they've been asked to or maybe because the money's a little better.
It's not difficult among ADs to recognize which ones have their hearts in it and which ones don't. Brownley cast his vote for Dave Siess of Westerville South as the area's best. He has a very clear vision, he has an unbelievable memory and he has an uncanny ability as a communicator. He knows how to take charge and make things happen. A strong personality, Siess said, is every bit as vital as organizational skills.