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I Believe . . .

by Larry Beckish This is an excerpt from the book "I Believe in Cream, Apples, and Football – Thoughts for Coaches". The most valuable lesson I learned about coaching came from Frank Howard, Clemson's legendary head football coach who led…

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Accountability In Firing Coaches

Written by Homer Smith December 21, 2003 Football coaches in Division 1A get fired. They are paid a lot of money to win, and they expect to get fired if they lose. Athletic Directors should not be involved. They should…

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Penalties in Football – Good or Bad?

Penalties In Football--Good or Bad? In order to better understand the role penalties play in football games and their effect on winning and losing, I recently surveyed hundreds of games at various levels. The results were both enlightening and conclusive…

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Punt Points – August “Two-a-Days”

This is the August issue of Punt Points, a monthly series of articles written by Mark Simon, former NFL Punter for the Denver Broncos. Summary A month of grueling practice and changes affect not only the offense and defense, but…

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Seven Game Maxims – Pitt vs BC

Seven Game Maxims - Pitt vs BC 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…

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Seven Game Maxims – Colts vs Bucks

Seven Game Maxims (Colts-Bucs) 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 and…

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Seven Game Maxims – Purdue vs Wisconsin

Seven Game Maxims-Purdue vs Wisconsin 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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