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Seven Game Maxims (Ole Miss – Florida)

Seven Game Maxims (Ole Miss-Florida) General Robert Neyland first introduced the “Seven Game Maxims” to his University of Tennessee Volunteer football team in the 1930’s and many high schools and colleges are still using them seventy years later. Restated over…

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When anything is possible….

This article was written by Jim Reese. Jim was a quarterback and assistant coach at the University of Minnesota and is now retired and lives in Tampa, Florida, where he reports on sports for a local newspaper. I was covering…

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A Fun Way To Play Flag Football

A Fun Way To Play Flag Football The following Article was written by Jim Reese. Jim was a quarterback and assistant coach at the University of Minnesota. He introduced flag football to Long Island and coached and played in over…

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Mark Simon on Punting – Drill #1

Overview:  This is the first in a series of drills that are a little “out of the ordinary” from punting drills you’ve seen in the past.  However, I believe they are a nice change that will assist you in learning/re-learning…

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Why coaches coach and “experts” don’t

At some point, every coach the target of criticism from so-called "experts", whether they be fans, sports reporters, announcers, parents or alumni. Consider the following when this happens.. "In order to reach the pinnacle in any field, one must learn…

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