Watch Alabama’s Strength Coach Destroy the Team’s 2017 Runner-Up Trophy With a Sledgehammer
Scott Cochran is a damn good strength coach.
He also happens to be totally crazy. Alabama football’s Director of Strength and Conditioning constantly barks orders and encouragement to his players, so much so that his voice has become permanently hoarse. Most of Alabama’s players tower over Cochran, but no one can match his energy. Ahead of Alabama’s national championship match-up with Georgia, Cochran sent a message to his players by destroying their runner-up trophy from last season with a sledgehammer (warning: video contains repeated NSFW language):
After getting its revenge on Clemson, Alabama had no need for last year’s runner-up trophy (NSFW language) (: jeudy_4/Snapchat) pic.twitter.com/x9mC1RJLHX
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) January 5, 2018
Cochran has become a master of motivation, and the program pays him a $535,000 annual salary for his intensity and intellect. If this tactic ends up helping the Crimson Tide net their fifth national championship of the Nick Saban era, he may just earn another raise. Check out this video to get a better idea of what it’s like to workout under this maniacal master of strength and conditioning:
Photo Credit: Michael Chang/Getty
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Watch Alabama’s Strength Coach Destroy the Team’s 2017 Runner-Up Trophy With a Sledgehammer
Scott Cochran is a damn good strength coach.
He also happens to be totally crazy. Alabama football’s Director of Strength and Conditioning constantly barks orders and encouragement to his players, so much so that his voice has become permanently hoarse. Most of Alabama’s players tower over Cochran, but no one can match his energy. Ahead of Alabama’s national championship match-up with Georgia, Cochran sent a message to his players by destroying their runner-up trophy from last season with a sledgehammer (warning: video contains repeated NSFW language):
After getting its revenge on Clemson, Alabama had no need for last year’s runner-up trophy (NSFW language) (: jeudy_4/Snapchat) pic.twitter.com/x9mC1RJLHX
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) January 5, 2018
Cochran has become a master of motivation, and the program pays him a $535,000 annual salary for his intensity and intellect. If this tactic ends up helping the Crimson Tide net their fifth national championship of the Nick Saban era, he may just earn another raise. Check out this video to get a better idea of what it’s like to workout under this maniacal master of strength and conditioning:
Photo Credit: Michael Chang/Getty
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