Fran Brown | NoDestination

[SanDiegoCuse]

yup. he's very open about it, as is his wife. I'm not a religious person despite being raised in a Roman Catholic family...but I was pretty impressed by how he discusses the importance of this in his life and how it relates to football, recruiting, etc. He's very genuine.

Agreed. As a former Catholic, I am this post as well. Haha.

 

[NKR1978]

If he is a good person I'm sure he'd be recruited.

As someone who isn't religious at all I'm not in any way concerned with how Fran Brown discusses religion. I certainly don't know all his beliefs, but he seems to focus on the universal good aspects that most people can get behind.

 

[clayman32]

He's honest and straight forward. His faith is the most important thing in his life im glad that he is open about it

If he was an atheist would you be glad he was open about it?

 

[SanDiegoCuse]

As someone who isn't religious at all I'm not in any way concerned with how Fran Brown discusses religion. I certainly don't know all his beliefs, but he seems to focus on the universal good aspects that most people can get behind.

I completely agree, just curious to what his answer would be the question I posed.

 

[donniesyracuse]

If he was an atheist would you be glad he was open about it?

I’d like him to be more open about how he celebrates pride month.

 

[SanDiegoCuse]

Tim Green asked him(on his podcast) the question I was wondering about recruiting kids of different faith(or no faith) and unsurprisingly it's a great answer. Excellent podcast if you haven't checked it out.

 

[Cuse12]

I’d like him to be more open about how he celebrates pride month.

 

[kcsu]

If he was an atheist would you be glad he was open about it?

Yes