In just his first year as a varsity head football coach, Steve Tutsie led his Warren Central Warriors to a 15-0 record and an Indiana State Class 5A championship. The Warriors were as dominant as any team in the country, outscoring their opponents 722 to 124 and winning the state championship game by a comfortable 35-14 over Carmel in the RCA Dome in Indianapolis. Tutsie, 41, was so impressive under the head set that he was named the Schutt Sports National Coach of the Year. Tutsie doesn’t profess to know everything there is to know about being a head football coach – after all, he’s been head coach one season. But it’s difficult to argue with the results. Anyone can look at the scores and stats and be impressed. But to truly be impressed with Tutsie is to look at how he accomplished these results. And the rookie coach is more than willing to share the fine details of his
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