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Quality Control Coach Case Study

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Hello. I’m Russell and I am from Ijamsville, MD, which is about an hour from Shepherd. I am a Sport Communication major in my sophomore year.

I love sports! I’ve have been a sports fanatic since I was a young child whether I was watching on TV or playing sports. I played sports from the age of seven through my senior year of high school. I gave up participating in sports after several knee injuries. At Shepherd, I am a Quality Control Coach for the football team. You may wonder “What is a Quality Control Coach?”, or “What does a Quality Control Coach do?”. In my case, I work with the offensive line (my supervisor is the offensive line coach), occasionally help in the equipment room , or film practices when other interns can’t make it to

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