Seven Game Maxims in Action - Penn State vs Minnesota Many years ago, General Robert Neyland introduced the Seven Game Maxims, a set of guidelines for winning football games, to his University of Tennessee Volunteers. Many colleges and high schools…
What it takes to Win - The "Seven Game Maxims" 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…
Understanding the Clock by Homer Smith An official signals that the clock is to be kept running by winding an arm and that it is to be stopped by crossing his arms over his head. The Ref signals that the…
Vince Lombardi Vince Lombardi, legendary coach of the Green Bay Packers and winner of two Super Bowls is considered by many to be the greatest coach in NFL history. Lombardi also served as Head Football Coach of the Washington Redskins)…
Throughout the history of Personal Computing, there has been a direct correlation between the technical capabilities of the computing "platform" of the day and the types of computer "applications" that were possible. The computing platform starts with the hardware components,…
By Aaron Thigpen www.gamespeed.net Soccer is the nations most rapidly growing sport and its level of competition continues to grow. Because it is so competitive the athletic skills required to perform well are at another level. For those who not…
Fake, Cut & Spin, Agility Drill By Aaron Thigpen www.gamespeed.net This is a simple drill where you use the length of a football field, track or court to rehearse basic agility movements. A great drill for all field and court…
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The Success of a Season is determined in the Off-Season By Doug Brien, NFL Placekicker and Founder of Kicking.com Over the course of my 15-year kicking career I have noticed a strong correlation between the vigor with which I attacked…
Homer Smith on Clock Management - The Spike THE INTENTIONAL INCOMPLETE PASS, THE SPIKE What does it do? Two things: (1) After the 15 seconds that officials always take to get the ball ready for play, a spike stops…