“Not just because they’re good, but because it’s a good fit for what we’re trying to house here at Lincoln.”
We get to actually take our time and pick out quality guys,” Galvin said. “I think I’m enjoying the process, no matter if it’s a little slower, I’m still enjoying it. Wide Receivers Coach Rickey Galvin has a similar mindset going into the early days of the 2022 season. “Making sure we’re a lot more organized and providing that structure and being on the same page about what that structure is.” We’ve had a fabulous week of just being able to break down the standards and expectations of the program moving forward,” Henderson said. “This week has just been more focused on team bonding and culture building right now. As the team returns to school for the Spring semester, Oaklanders Defensive Coordinator Pat Henderson is focused on helping the team bond and grow together as a unit before any practice or drills take place. This character-centered approach to team building is not only evident on the recruiting trail, but also just as noticeable in day-to-day activities. “Our recruiting has been off the charts and I’m very excited about the players that are joining our program.” “We are very optimistic about our upcoming season,” Gumbs said. Head Coach Desmond Gumbs has been very upbeat about the current state of the program going into this upcoming season. While every team including Lincoln University approaches recruiting and Signing Day looking to get the best athletes, the Oaklanders are most concerned with getting athletes who are of high character and integrity as they prepare for their second season on the gridiron. Three words could sum up the Lincoln University Oaklanders football team heading into the 2022 season: Building the culture.
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