Curiously enough, of all the people I know (including family, friends, colleagues, etc.) I only know of about eight atheists. I'm an introvert, but I still know enough people to make that a small percentage. I've never really thought about it, but the few times I have run into a fellow nonbeliever it's kind of like meeting another native English speaker in a foreign country (I have traveled a lot). You talk for a bit, share stories, maybe have a few beers, then go back to trying to communicate with your hosts. I suppose it's like that with any group we find ourselves in.
I also wonder if my daughter's Catholic school found out that one of their most successful first grade soccer coaches was an atheist what they would do. I don't hide it, but in soccer, the topic doesn't come up. Maybe that's how it should be with college football as well. As a coach you answer questions honestly, but don't push an agenda that's not program related (in this case I'm talking about being more religious than the next guy).
