Huard, an ex-NFL linebacker, wasn’t overly impressed with the Mustang coach’s grip and reportedly said at the Vanier Cup, “I knew we had the game won when I shook their coach’s hand before the game.” “Coaching is all about the relationships you build,” Semotiuk said, “and I’ve been fortunate to work with and learn from so many outstanding people.”įamously, the late Mustangs running back Michael Kirkley told a funny story about football lifer John Huard, the old Argos coach, who once ran the Acadia Axemen program the same time Semotiuk led Western. He commanded great respect from his players.
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