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Football
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Scoring 40 Points a Game in Youth Football
Youth football games do not have to be boring 12-6 affairs with parents watching the clock hoping for a quick end to the game. Your team can score 40 points a game with average talent with the right offense. My teams have scored like this over the last 6 seasons, winning over 97% of our games.
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The Nasty Airwaves (The Meaner the Ranting, the Higher the Ratings)
The furor over radio shock jock Don Imus' nasty remarks about the Rutgers Women's basketball team reminds us of the larger issue of how rude much of broadcasting has become, particularly political talk and call-in shows of course, but sports are by no means exempt from this pestilence.
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Think Not Only About Hell Week - Think About Speed Week
For high school football athletes they know they must be in shape for Hell Week, because Hell Week is not for the weak. The best they can prepare before Hell week is to build up their stamina and their speed. We all know how to build up stamina and that means a lot of running.
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Football Quarterback Drills
As a football coach it is critical that you select the appropriate football quarterback drills for your quarterback's workouts. By filling your practices with football quarterback drills that offer a skill progression, you will help ensure your team's success. This article will provide a sampling of some of my favorite football quarterback drills.
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The Dallas Cowboys Team Up with the Salvation Army to Make a Difference
The Dallas Cowboys franchise is involved with the Salvation Army both nationally and locally on a number of projects. For the past ten years, the Dallas Cowboys annual Thanksgiving Day halftime show has been dedicated to the kickoff of the Salvation Army’s Annual Kettle Drive. Since 1997, Cowboys’ football has created a new holiday tradition by producing the annual halftime show and inviting nationally renowned entertainers to perform. To date, Reba McEntire, Randy Travis, Clint Black, Billy Gillman, Jessica Simpson, Creed, LeAnn Rimes, Toby Keith, Destiny’s Child, Sheryl Crow, and Carrie Underwood have kicked off the celebrations. As a result of the nationwide efforts of the Salvation Army and everyone over the past decade, the one- billionth dollar made its way into a kettle somewhere in the United States in 2006.
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Football Agility Drills
Football agility drills should be a part of nearly all football practices. Every football position requires agility, and agility is a skill that can be developed with the proper football drills.
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Alex Smith - 2001 Draft Day Picks
Alex Smith was born on May 7, 1984 in Seattle, Washington. While Smith has not always had the physical attributes of some of the other quarterbacks of his time, he has been able to advance through the football ranks with sheer determination, hard work, and a great mind. But this is not to say that Smith does not have any athletic ability. Throughout his career he has been known as both a running and passing quarterback.
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Brian Urlacher - 2000 Draft Day Picks
Brian Urlacher was born on May 25, 1978 in Pasco, Washington. At 6 foot 4 inches and weighing 258 pounds, Urlacher is one of the most physical middle linebackers that the NFL has ever seen. Not only do many people feel that Urlacher is the best linebacker in the game, but some believe that he is also the top defensive player.
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