When you think about building a championship culture, what does that entail?

You know, the culture of Ohio State, we built on love.

Ohio State National Champions.

The greatest form of motivation is the brotherhood.

Little things like trust are huge.

I think focus is a great word and I think you have to find guys that come from programs that require them to focus.

It's about making sure they have a great experience and that they win, but it's in that order.

What's the pace for college football in Ohio?

Key word is being consistent, caring about the players, caring about not only football but what's going on in their minds, clearly define what the mission is.

And communicating that on a day-to-day basis.

Touchdown, door-down.

For me, it's making sure that the players understand number one that you care.

I never felt I coach football. I felt I coach life.

This game's not determined by a computer. The game of football is determined by who wants to win.

And now, move to the sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

Hey everybody, what's up? Welcome to Move the Sixth Presented by AARP DJ and Bucky here.

And Bucky, this is a special coaches edition episode of the show today and I cannot wait to share with the folks what we've compiled.

DJ, you and I have talked hours on hours about team building and what's the best way to build a championship team.

So look, the move the sticks, staff got together. We put a list of names of coaches, successful coaches that have put like great teams together.

Dabo Swini, Urban Meyer, Lou Holtz joins us. James Franklin, Brian Kelly, Matt Rool, so many great coaches sharing some nuggets on creating a culture that enables you to build a championship program.

Yeah, we've talked to guys that have come in and herited a pretty good culture, made it better.

Guys that have inherited terrible culture and taken it all the way to the tippy top of their profession.

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