Coach Ron Butts as he was known to his friends and family, had been there for Drew ever since he was a thin teenager with a passion for basketball. Drew had always been a natural athlete, with a quick mind and a good head for strategy, but Coach Butts helped him refine his skills and taught him how to work hard and push himself beyond his limits. Over the years, Coach Butts became more than just a coach to Drew. He was a mentor and a friend, always ready to lend a listening ear and offer advice when Drew needed it. When Drew was recruited to Saint Johns Catholic Prep for basketball, Coach Butts was there to offer support and guidance.

But now, as Drew approached his senior year of high school, he faced a difficult decision. He had always loved basketball, but he had also developed a passion for football. He had started playing with his friends as a freshman and found that he was a natural at the sport. He wasn't sure if he wanted to give up basketball, but he knew he wanted to pursue football as well. Coach Butts was there to help him make the transition. He encouraged Drew to explore his passion for football and offered to help him find a good team to play for. He spent hours watching game film with Drew, teaching him the ins and outs of the sport and helping him develop his skills. He even went out of his way to attend Drew's football games, even though he had little experience with the sport.

Drew was grateful for Coach Butts' support. He knew that he could always count on him, no matter what. With his help, Drew was able to become a star on the football field, earning a scholarship to play at a top college. He never forgot the lessons he learned from Coach Butts, both on and off the court, and he knew that he would always be grateful for his coach's unwavering support.