Meet Sara
Life married to a college football coach is always full of surprises, and not just on game day. I am The Football Wife – this is where you’ll find my daily thoughts and inspirations, recipes for feeding the team, and how I keep myself busy during recruiting season (which usually involves redecorating something!).
Some say that you’re “married to the game”… I’d like to think that I’m married to a man who happens to coach the game. Regardless of how you phrase it, there are reminders of the game throughout the house. From the bookshelves spilling with inspirational sports titles, turf dirt on the carpet, and scuff marks on the hardwoods from gameday shoes, you can never seem to hide from football season.
In the 2008 season, we were blessed with the birth of Babycakes. She was due during our bye week (which some people thought we planned?), but was born two days after Homecoming and four days before her Daddy was on a bus to Kentucky.
This fall, that sweet baby of ours turned three. Keep tuning in because you never know what she’s going to say next!

Sara, Ellie, & Little E
{2009}



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Thanks for the great post! I admire your writing talent – and hope to meet you some day. Precious family! You are welcome at any time to come visit us in Raleigh and get a personal tour of our company! Good luck with your blog!
Patsy
I am very excited to have found your site. Being the wife of a football coach also, I can appreciate everything you have to say. I look forward to following you.
Never know when our paths might cross!
I enjoy reading you’re blog. My mentor is a high school football coach & I help out a minor league hockey coach, so I’m always surrounded by a sport or coaches & athletes
Enjoy these precious precious moments in life. They will be gone all too soon and you will see, that even when they are older the floor will still be dirty and a mess will still need to be cleaned up – things you will find your self doing over and over again….but to sit and have a tea party with your little one and secretly chuckle at her imagination, is priceless and once it’s gone it’s gone. Take it from a mom of 3 (14,17,21) the mess is still here and the kitchen floor still needs to be cleaned;)
Thanks, Theresa. Tea parties pretty much trump house cleaning everyday.