
JV Playbook 10: Last-Minute Tips for JV Coaches as the Season Kicks Of
Season 13 starts tomorrow, and I couldn’t be more excited. The calendar has flipped, the whistles are about to blow, and JV football season is here. If you’re like me,
Season 13 starts tomorrow, and I couldn’t be more excited. The calendar has flipped, the whistles are about to blow, and JV football season is here. If you’re like me,
Short one this week, but for a good reason. I got to take my girls to their first NFL game, and even though it was a hot one, it was
With the upcoming season for most of us, or the beginning stages of it for others, I figured I should take some time to talk about a topic I know
I decided to take some time with this blog post to discuss something that’s near and dear to my heart. From the time that I was a player myself, to
If you’ve coached JV football long enough, you know the battle: how do we keep things simple enough for kids to execute, but complex enough to compete on Friday nights?
Let me just say something that might ruffle a few feathers right off the bat: winning JV or sub-varsity football games doesn’t mean squat if your players aren’t getting better.
Happy 4 week anniversary to the JV Playbook! I don’t know how many people are actually reading this right now, but if you are, thanks for keeping up! Summer has
I hate the Double Tight Double Wing Offense. I hate the way they line up foot to foot. I hate the power sweep. I hate when they run rocket toss.
“It’s not the X’s and the O’s, but the Jimmys and the Joes.” One of the most quoted phrases in all of football, and yet the one that rings the
They say to “write what you know.” For going on thirteen years, I’ve known JV football. As a husband, father of three, and special education teacher, I’ve worn many hats