Show Up For Each Other

Nathaniel Polley, SBJLive

Posted online August 17, 2021 | 6:00 am

As a coach, Caleb Scott talks about the need for a shared sense of comradery between teammates. Scott owns, coaches, and plays for the Queen City Insane Asylum, a semi-professional football team.

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