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Frank Beamer's story is the story of college football's transformation - and the man who quietly redefined how the game could be played. From a small-town upbringing in Hillsville, Virginia, to becoming one of the winningest coaches in NCAA history, Beamer built his career on values that never went out of style: loyalty, hard work, and belief in the power of a team. In Frank Beamer: The Business of Beamer Ball, bestselling author Janet V. Roberts takes readers deep into the life and legacy of the legendary Virginia Tech coach. Beamer's revolutionary approach - known as "Beamer Ball" - turned defense and special teams into game-changing weapons, giving the Hokies a national identity and fans unforgettable memories. But his legacy is not only in the victories. It's in the lessons of leadership, resilience, and character that continue to inspire players, coaches, and leaders across every walk of life. Through unforgettable moments - from early struggles to breakthrough seasons, the rise of Michael Vick, and Virginia Tech's run to the national championship - this book reveals the strategy, philosophy, and vision that powered Beamer's remarkable career. More than a sports biography, this is a handbook for success in any field. Whether you're a coach, athlete, business leader, or simply someone who believes in building something that lasts, Beamer's story offers timeless wisdom for achieving greatness while staying true to your roots. Inspiring, insightful, and deeply human, The Business of Beamer Ball is the ultimate celebration of a coach who changed the game - and proved that real success is measured not just in wins, but in the lives you touch
