It's going to require a fundamental shift in our resources, our money and our leadership.

An organization that is strong and stable and is ready to commit time, money, and patience will be more apt to reap rewards than the quick-hitting opportunist.

That's going to have some sway in a leadership election. When you send money to someone else, that helps to build a relationship with other members in the caucus.

George told me, he gave the money to the delegates and I am sure other members of the JFF leadership know about it. I was hoping this would not go public, because it stands to hurt football, but it is true. The delegates got money for their votes, not Samuels.

I taught for seven years and went back to school and received my master's degree in educational leadership from the University of South Florida.

I've learned more about leadership from these officers than I have in any class.