Highlights
- Tony Elliott connects locker room respect to fourth-and-one effort on the field.
- The Virginia coach shared his story during an interview on Next Up With Adam Breneman.
- Small habits, Elliott argues, create the foundation for long-term culture and success.
Virginia head coach Tony Elliott has long been known for his ability to see meaning in the details.
From his national championship run as Clemson’s offensive coordinator to now leading the Cavaliers, Elliott has leaned on the belief that culture is forged not in grand moments, but in everyday habits.
During a recent interview on Next Up With Adam Breneman, Elliott explained how even something as simple as flushing toilets in the locker room can become a measuring stick for team accountability.
Tony Elliott’s Lesson in Respect
Elliott shared that at Clemson, and now at Virginia, he would often make it a habit to be the last one out of the football facility…