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A Little "Swett" Goes a Long Way
From 2-8 to 10-0 in just one season, John Swett High School found the BFS secrets to success
By Brian Cornelius
Published: Spring 2003
Seventeen helmets, a program
in disarray, and a new league
that surely would set his team up for failure. Those were the problems John Angell inherited three years ago when he took his first varsity head-coaching job at his alma mater, John Swett High School, in Crockett, California.
After suffering through two 2-8 losing seasons, Angell and his coaching staff of two decided to investigate their options for rebuilding the athletic program. Now, a year into the Bigger Faster Stronger system, the Indians have enjoyed one of the most successful football campaigns in the schools 86-year history. Swett finished the regular season 10-0, just missing the North Coast Section championship game by the difference of an extra point.
Nobody ever thought we would go 10-0 in this leagueI was skeptical myself, says Angell, who admitted