Joe Turbeville steps inside the small, second-story office in his Irmo home and begins to reflect. Surrounding him are more than five decades worth of memories, a collection of honors that shaped and molded the 73-year-old into the revered football coach he is. Trophies and game balls sit on a shelf high above the far wall. Pictures line the rest of the room, the paint underneath barely visible as history bursts from the walls around him. Turbeville says he does not come in the room often to reminisce. There are too many moments to devote much recollection to. From championships and Shrine Bowls to press clippings and team photos, a virtual prep football museum stands inside the room. But...
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