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Archive for August, 2009

Gail Leino asked: If you’re hosting a football party, games can be a great source of half-time entertainment – and keep the laughs rolling until well after the final whistle has blown. Here are a couple of ideas to entertain the guests at your football party:“Football Charades” Football Party GameWhen it comes to football party games, you can’t get much better than football charades. With this variant of the classic miming game, a set of cards with football-r

Ryan Lacioca asked: The San Diego Chargers have been bestowed with high hopes going into the 2009 season. Many are even speaking of this team as a favorite to emerge from the AFC conference and make its way to the Super Bowl.This is a team that has seen multiple playoff berths over the past few years, and a core of players that continues to improve (i.e. Philip Rivers – a contender for the MVP award this season in the minds of many – Darren Sproles, and more) should propel a h

Ed Bagley asked: There is some good news for the 10 worst Sagarin-ranked Division 1-A teams in the nation-they are not the worst team in the nation.When we pose the question, “So who are the current worst players in Division I-A football in the nation?”, Army (ranked 190th among 119 Division 1-A teams), Idaho (180th), Eastern Michigan (171st), North Texas (152nd), Southern Methodist (148th), Kent State (145th), Alabama-Birmingham (140th), Louisiana-Monroe (138th) and Washingto

Dave Cisar asked: Athletic Development In Youth FootballAthletic development is the process of developing players speed, agility and quickness. It is worthy goal for your players when coaching youth football, unfortunately many youth coaches either take it too far or they do it in a very inefficient manner.What the Poor Performing Youth Football Teams Do When observing traditional poor performing youth football programs, what is a common theme is lots and lots of conditioning and or attem