Sean Huiet’s shirt was soaked with sweat at the end of Monday’s practice.
It’s not uncommon to find Huiet like that after a workout. He regularly participated in Texas State’s intrasquad scrimmages during his 14 years as an assistant coach with the Bobcats. He’s a tough opponent, too, typically playing as one side’s setter. He doesn’t dive on the ground to get after digs but has a knack for reaching for the ball his feet to kick it back up into the air, keeping the play alive.
It is uncommon to see a head coach be that hands-on with their team — regardless of the sport. Yet, that’s what Huiet knows best and, on Monday, that’s what the team needed from him.
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