Before Taylor Wolfe became the Marble Falls Independent School District football program’s defensive coordinator, he indicated he had some in-depth conversations with football head coach Keri Timmerman in March where the two shared their philosophies, beliefs and other intangibles to see if there was a fit.
“(That was) when we decided this thing was going to take place,” Wolfe said. “So I had a couple trips down to watch the kids and kind of evaluate them a little bit and then spend time in strength and conditioning or summer Forge. It’s been great. Numbers are great and not just football numbers – girl athletes are working out, you have other sports showing up, you have junior high kids showing up. I’m real pleased with what I’m seeing, always work to do and we’re in the process of teaching the scheme and seeing what fits us best, getting the coaches comfortable with everything but as of right now, everything is going great.”
When the Marble Falls Independent School District Board of Trustees were approving Wolfe’s hire in May, he was already watching the 7-on-7 varsity team with numerous new faces. Some of the program’s best known players and leaders, including Kaleb Bielfeldt, Brody Graham, Gregory Lemon and Doak Timmerman, were graduating. So Wolfe is inheriting a unit seeking new leaders and new playmakers.
