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Daniel Shipman asked: The spread offense has quickly become one of the most common schemes in Texas High School football. I have always maintained that scheme is secondary to execution. The scheme really is less important than the players who have to execute the system coaches put into place. The spread gives coaches hands on control right to the snap of the football. But to really be efficient at the spread, personnel is critical.Like most offenses the quarterback is the key. But in no o

Dave Cisar asked: Here are 4 quick tips to improve your youth football teams offensive line play:“Who” to block is as or more important than “How” to block for most youth football teams.Even the greatest block on the wrong player can result in football plays that go for losses.On the other hand, many times even a poorly executed block on the right player can impede the defender long enough for your team to get a descent gain out of the play.Some things to consider:

S. R. Tucker asked: Your main goal in coaching flag football, even before winning, should be for the kids to have a safe and fun environment to play in. Let your team know that in order for them to be successful, they must work together and they must have a good attitude. Flag football is designed so that everybody is able to play so you must make sure that they work in harmony.Coaching flag football means that you’re going to set an example of good sportsmanship! Do not be a coach

Michael Russell asked: For those of you who think professional football players can be as dumb as tree stumps and still play the game, as long as they are either big and strong, have an arm that can throw a hand grenade from Ohio to California or have a leg that can kick the chrome off of a bumper, you need to think again. Pro football is a very complex sport and unless you’ve got a good head on your shoulders, you are going to find out the hard way that it isn’t simply a matt