How Nate Dreiling's dad and Jerry Kill shaped his coaching journey

In the summer of 1994, a 23-year-old Brent Venables, dressed in a coat and tie, returned to his alma mater, South Salina High School, to teach the football staff how to play quarters defense.  Learning under Bill Snyder, Venables was a graduate assistant at Kansas State. And the defensive coordinator at South Salina at the time was 33-year-old Randy Dreiling — the father of Oklahoma’s new linebackers coach, Nate Dreiling.