Charlie Clary can be found in the stands, on the field, poolside and at the cafeteria at LSU. He’s chaplain to several athletic teams, including football and baseball, mentoring athletes on the way of the cross.
At practice, coaches are constantly telling teams that the upcoming game, match or meet means everything. Clary spreads a different message: Don’t base your entire existence on the fleeting power of a fast-twitch muscle that sparks, for a blink, under brassy lights.
Prepare for the decades that follow. Go for lifelong glory.