High school coach's proudest moment
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2015
- After 25 years at West Blocton High School in Blockton, Alabama, football coach Gregg Farnetti says says his proudest moment came just last week, with a relatively pointless extra point attempt that had no effect on the final score. But the story behind the kick made his career. Steve Hartman reports.
I am trapped in these CBS Sunday Morning videos and I can't get out. And why would I? Thanks Steve Hartman for your commitment to these people with such great stories.
hearttoheart4me they are fabulous videos.
Same here! Been watching em all evening. Got me right in the feels!
Facts!
Right now happening to me ... "Snif" was not aware me eyes needed washing so much 😭
Same! They're beautiful stories because they're real. And I'm here for them.
My three daughters and three granddaughters always think I had rather have a son or a grandson. I wouldn't change a thing.
Dad
You're the best kind of dad. Your girls (& grandbabies) are lucky!
They should have done the story on you! He makes it clear he would have preferred a son.
I wish the world were filled with fathers like you. My dad wanted a girl, I came, a tomboy, and nothing I ever did was good enough. I was a constant disappointment to him and in the end, after 51 years of trying I just gave up. We haven't spoken since. The world's girls really need men like you!
hope your daughters/grandchildren can see that comment one day
That brought tears to my eyes. That he was going to stop coaching to be there for his girls and that his daughter learned how to kick the ball like that for him. That’s the best and you can see their strong bond
I feel you, coach. As a man I wanted a boy to "carry on" as they say. I had 2 girls first...AND I WOULDN'T CHANGE A DAMN THING!!!!
I lost my dad 25 years ago. He always said, "The only thing I did wrong was not having 2 of ya." You see my parents only had me. This story is a true tear jerker. Has Steve ever been accused of causing a flood -- a flood of tears?
he is one of my favorite teachers had him in 9th grade he's awesome
He seems really cool
You are so blessed, to have had a teacher like this. If only more men would model themselves after someone like THIS. Instead of trash. You're a better man, for having him as your "teacher", and knowing him. Best of luck in life, Dustin. Enjoy EVERY moment of it
I had him for 7th and 8th grade science. I always knew he was going to have girls, because he was always so distant with female students. He was still my favorite teacher though.
I think this man is raising a good family. That’s a true man.
I like how his coach Instinct came out when he hugged her patted the helmet and gave her a little good game slap instead of his dads shows how much he really loves the game and showed that he was ready for a new one respect
Daughters have a way of changing your thinking as a dad. I love them both more than life itself. Great story Steve. Thanks again!
I take totally after my dad, I have all the same interests and nearly all the same hobbies. I remember one day we were working on a project and I asked him if he ever wished he would have had a boy instead. He looked at me and said "There ain't a boy in the world that could ever match you, I wouldn't trade you for anything on this planet." I literally cried
100%CertifiedWhiteGirl i love this 😭♥️
What a wonderful loving comment from your father. You are both blessed! 🥰 🥰
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What a great story God bless that family
AWW, GOD BLESS THEM! I love how she was a football player when kicking and when the ball went through the up-rights... she became a cheerleader again... jumping up and down!!! What a great video! A wonderful keepsake for generations in the future. GREAT KICK! Oh, and for her Dad... CONGRATULATIONS on all of the years you made a great difference in the life of a child! Perfect move spending more time with family. You won't regret it. Create awesome memories, Sir! Yes, GOD BLESS THEM!
Peace, Lynne
My Dad has my older sister and I, no sons. I asked him if he wanted a boy and he said he wouldn't know what to do with one. The best answer I've ever heard.
I played college football and did a bunch of other tough guy stuff. All I ever wanted was to be a dad. I have two grown daughters and they have been the light of my life. They’re tough as nails and the kind of people I’d want to have as friends or neighbors. They’re the best people I know. I never, not even for a second thought to myself “I wish I had a son”. God is so good.
Speaking as an experienced daughter, I can confidently say that being a dad *is* tough guy stuff, and especially to daughters, in my opinion. Not a job for anyone who is anything less than strong.
The smack on the behind makes it a classic moment... 1:53
Thank You Steve
You did it again!
But then again you always do!
I totally love all of your stories!
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Update. I am proud to say my Grandson has been playing basketball. He loves it so much. He is shorter than most on the court. But with hard work. And lots of pratice. He made the all star Team last year. and was invited to play on a elite travel team. I wanted a boy. I was blessed with a little girl. Who started out doing beauty contests. Than went into dance. Than in middle school went into band. When she got to high school joined the marching band. Than she found her really true love. Color Guard. Color Guard was a Yuge part of the marching band. She helped her team win State Championships. And then the improbable happened. He was asked to preform at the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando Fla. She was the only one from our state to win a spot. My daughter had master the skill of Rifle and Sabre. She goes to College. Gets marries. Than has a baby. A Baby boy. So I got my boy. And I love my daughter and my grandson to death. And this little boy is a Athlete. Just like his Mom.
Beautiful and priceless memories! ♥️
Had to post this again, Raymond.. Just love it so much!
GREAT DAD
He is going to remember that the rest of his life!
Initially I wanted a boy. It took about 3 months til I knew better. The first time I made her laugh was a game changer and a memory I’ll never forget.
That is one of the best dad daughter moments ever
My Youngest Daughter played Football Midget league & Junior HS at Eastern HS in Meigs Co, OH, but she wasn’t the only girl in our county at nearly the same time a girl @ Meigs HS Tangy Laudermilt, also played Football.
Omg he was my biology teacher😱
How awesome and wholesome was that
heartwarming relationship they have! good on ya sir
Wow, what an excellent story and beautiful family! God bless y'all!
Awesome, no matter how old it is.
1:54 he even good-gamed her.. 😂
what an amazing story I wish I could like this hundred thousand times
I LOVE this story!!!
That's a wonderful story for sure.
I even felt proud!!!
Nothing beats daughters. I have two and it’s great.
"They grow up to be old dad's who know better"
Nice video piece!
My ninth grade teacher best teacher ever
Just Beautiful!
Love is powerful.
What a great kid.
Coach I have a daughter I agree with you I wont trade my daughter for anything in the world
I remember being in his class before he had kids asking. so when you having kids coach? he was the assistant coach when I was there.
So where is his "DAD OF THE YEAR" award??????
Damn you, Steve
That "relatively pointless extra point" was worth an infinite amount of points for this coach and his daughter.
Amazing ❤
I have two girls. And they make my life worth living.
Have they started using our credit card yet?
@@WendiKoff Never had a credit card in my life. I'm using theirs now. Lol.
I remember watching with charles kurault I Also remember black and white tv
Our school used to play West Blocton, she probably could have also been the starting QB.
I used live on main street West Blocton. Right around the corner from the school.
very special
The men that marry his girls better make the cut=)
My daughter's boyfriend went through quite an "interview" to prove to my husband's friends that he was right for "his little girl". They had to interview him because my husband had died.
That was a pretty damn good kick
No it wasnt
Spencer Buckley why you gotta be like that
He's right. Princess Dads rule. I still want 1 boy and 1 girl but my daughter made me realize. I don't care either way
What a darling wee-girl !
Watch the movie "Dangal" from India.
So when was this? I'm always (ok mostly) watching Steve's segments and I don't remember this one.
thumbs dowm for the add
I wanted a boy. I was blessed with a girl. My little girl is my life. A little twist on the story. My daughter married a fine young man. I got me a little boy. A Grandson! My Grandson and I are each other worlds. I get to keep him in the afternoons after school. WE practice baseball soccer basketball every chance we get.
He's lucky to have you in his life. I never knew my paternal grandfather and barely knew my maternal grandfather. I always wonder how my life might have been different had I had them in my life. Cherish each other.
The Lord works in strange ways! 🙏😇🙏
He is my 9th grade teacher this year!
Is he still teaching? Does still tell the story about the rock embedded behind his ear? 😉
Yep
I don't care about anything in this video but this glorious accent.
jesus those bicycle crunches performed by the football team make me sick
Where is the mom in this?
Girls are blessing from god
Aaaaaaaw!!!!😭😭😭😭
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Great story, but why didn’t they try for a third child or even a forth? I knew a girl in high school, Bryan, who had three sisters with boy names, straight up BOY names-no ambiguity. I graduated in 1992, so all my classmates were born around 1974 when people named their children names of conformity (unlike today). So four sisters named boy names stood out. Turns out the dad wanted a boy so much he selected their name before birth, only to have a girl. This happened four times and that’s when he threw in the towel.
Well, probably they did? There's a lot of things to factor in that could have been the reason why they only have 2 daughters -- probably some health risks, or they really just want to have 2 children, etc. I think that's a much better decision and more practical than keeping on trying until you get the son or the daughter you want.
That's a hilarious story about the dad who tried to defy fate and ended up with four daughters. They probably have "Boy Named Sue" toughness. Same thing happened to my dad, except the four of us have conventional girl names. Ironically after his grandson was born and regularly wore him out (he lived with my parents for awhile as a toddler while his mom was deployed) . One day I was walking by his bedroom and saw him sitting down on his bed after a particularly rambunctious afternoon, looking exhausted and grateful for the break from playing as my nephew was pausing long enough to eat some Mac and cheese. I asked, "Hey, didn't you always want boys?" He replied, "Oh NO I never, never said that." "Really?" He vehemently shook his head back and forth. "NO."
It can cost a lot is also a factor. They may have wanted another one but health and cost is a big thing
Girl, maybe they were happy with two girls, not everything has to be about boys you know.
There was actually a television show in the early 90s titled Sisters about a group of sisters with boy names. It was quite successful for a number of years.
Imagine when they bring a boyfriend home and he is sitting there with a football .... and a shot gun...
Peeling onions.
Kicker princess.
My son kicked about 30 field goals in high school, I would not trade him for a girl
Patrick Turlan Good for you?
Very touching...Cute girls too...Just sayin'
There are no U.S. Military and/or U.S. Special Forces members alive that can sustain my burn injuries consciously without being fully locked in four point restraints.
Legend has it you are still defending those airports from the British
This guy talks like BoomHower
India's highest grossing movie based on exact same story.
hello World no . It's not true
1:54 ALABAMA
I was wondering who noticed that
This man not need a boy but need a girl!
1:54
wtf
I assume it's just natural after 20 years, coaches and football in general have a whole lot of that, not going to lie i was cracking up though
well... it is alabama...
lol it's hilarious but it is sports and it's probably his way of not treating her any different. A little weird though lmao
its her dad dumb fuck. I should know I go to the goddamn school
Teresa Cantrell that’s the point lol
Why did he spank her at 1:55
I was about to say that, i think hes used to doing that to males:/
I dunno but i wish i could . is a male bonding/team bonding thing
who know better? meaning lol
I hate that guy Steve Hartman it seem he always have a problem with everyone, and know I can’t take it and never seeming these videos and just move on because he just kills the vibes
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Football blows
Are you sure they're not his daughter-cousins? I mean this is Alabama.
its 2019, that's an old one.
What kind of sexist comments were those at the end, gtfoh!!
So his proudest moment is when his Girl acted like a Boy? Got it!
The only thing you got is the devil in your soul.,
@@pep590 and I love it!!!
@@javierlopeztapia5588 His proudest moment is when his Girl wanted to do something so special for him. You have no idea of what evil you profess to love. Change nothing and you will join torture like you cannot imagine forever and ever and ever.... IT's no game.
He is retiring when they are in high school to "spend time with them"? His proudest moment was when she kicked? Seriously???? He is proud when his daughter has to act like a son that he made clear he is disappointed he didn't get. CRAPPY STORY
Did you even watch the video before you posted something this ignorant?...or did you actually see the proud moments hugging his young girls and obviously has give them so much love that hes retiring from his job to have more time with them...nice job trying to find a negative outta such a wonderful story...I bet you're the "life of the party" huh?...geebus
The daughter gave him a gift from deep in her heart.