
1 Lord. 1 Wife. 7 Arrows. Kingdom Servant. #TXHSFB Coach. Entrepreneur. @USNavy Veteran. @LibertyU & @BelhavenU Alum. Seminary Student.
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On Friday morning his father & Head Coach passed away, that same night he rushed for 330 Yards and 6 TDs averaging 23 Yards per carry. 🙏
2028 Millsap (TX) RB Braun Ironside (@Braun_Ironside) has spent the last 3 years watching his father battle leukemia while continuing to show up, put in the work, and establish himself as one of the most productive players in the nation.
While his dad was undergoing treatment, Braun had to find a way to get himself up in the morning, get to practice, put in the extra work, and keep the faith.
Now, he’s putting up numbers that are catching the attention of D1 Coaches across the nation.
8 GAMES: 2,165 YARDS - 30 TDs
At 5’10 200lbs Braun brings a combination of production and athleticism that college programs are be evaluating that go BEYOND his production
• 11.2 100M
• 350lb Hang Clean
• 35” Vertical
• 4.13 Shuttle
• 71.5” Wingspan
• 9” Hand
• 3.3 GPA
He currently holds a D1 offer from Lamar, with multiple FBS programs starting to look in.
College Coaches: In today's world of NIL, you can't find a player with grit, faith, and endurance like this. A leader ON and OFF the field.
This is a player you'll want in your facility.
Jesus said, “I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.” — John 16:33
Don't take my word for it, watch his film for yourself👇
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Retweet to support Braun and honor the life of a great HC, father, friend, Coach, and Husband @CoachJohnson61 ✝️ Rest in Paradise with our Lord!
Continued Prayers to Braun, his family, and the Millsap community...
It’s always a good day when you take your sons on a college visit and able to catch up with a former player while you’re there. Loved seeing my guy @LilRazX10 Saturday. #RelationshipBusiness❤️💪🏾
S/O to @coachmac_22 & @LamarFootball for the hospitality and a great visit this weekend!
Leland Watley, II retweeted
Players don’t quit teams.
They quit transactional coaches.
Saban breaks down why. 🎥
Leland Watley, II retweeted
Midseason Film
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Leland Watley, II retweeted
Back on the field. 128 yards, 2 TDs & 2-Pt.📈
@CoachTroop_ @COACHJMACRB @HCUCoachBachtel @CoachHarrisonK @coacht_ash @CoachW_Edwards @Cameron_Nellor @CoachBryHicks @OwensDajon_ @CoachAndyHelms @CJPollard1 @MAsagunla @Zach_Watkins @JerhemeUrban83 @CoachKThomason @CoachKellyHU
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#NewProfilePic All work. No ai.
CONGRATS, COACH @CarlosLynn!👏🏾
⭐CONGRATULATIONS⭐ to our THSCA 2026 President-Elect, Carlos Lynn from Crowley HS! #THSCAProud
@CarlosLynn | @CTownEaglesFB | @CrowleyISD
Leland Watley, II retweeted
“I would rather lose a game and win a kid, than win a game and lose a kid.” -- Stephen Mackay
Leland Watley, II retweeted
⭐CONGRATULATIONS to Texas Coach Magazine Article of the Year Award winner, Shaun McDowell from Grand Oaks HS!⭐
"Intrusive Leadership: The Coaching Standard of Tomorrow" explores how proactive, intentional leadership can transform relationships and build stronger teams both on and off the field. Check it out here➡️ bit.ly/4h0zkx6
@coach_mcdowell | @GrandOaksSports
Celebrating 19 YEARS of marriage! She’s still BEAUTIFUL! God’s still FAITHFUL! #Anniversary
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Every inch of this helmet is tough! The Liberty Panthers @LibertyISDFB are sleek and savage in this glossy look for 2026. Thank you Coach Harrison @CoachKedH for choosing Au for your decals. #Au #CustomizeYourLegacy #txhsfb
Leland Watley, II retweeted
Mike Brown was fired four times — twice by the same team.
He could have walked away bitter. Instead, he kept learning, kept showing up, and kept believing his story was not finished.
Now, he’s a champion.
Sometimes rejection is not the end of the road. It is preparation for the right opportunity. Your setback may simply be setting the stage for your comeback.
























