
RTDB Blog 1.2: 10 Ingredients for Program Efficiency Series – Verbiage Continuity
Series Overview In my experiences as both a high school football player and a coach, I have been involved with programs that landed on every part of the spectrum

Series Overview In my experiences as both a high school football player and a coach, I have been involved with programs that landed on every part of the spectrum

I’ll be honest with you. When I first heard we were moving toward a Double Wing system at the varsity level, I wasn’t exactly jumping out of my chair with

Quarterback Footwork Mechanics Quarterback mechanics often focus on arm strength, release point, and timing. However, one of the most important — and most overlooked — details in quarterback play begins

Recruiting the Next Wave: Building JV and Sub-Varsity Football in the Off-Season For most people, recruiting is something that happens at the college level. Scholarships. Highlight tapes. Transfer portals. Official

Series Overview In my experiences as both a high school football player and a coach, I have been involved with programs that landed on every part of the spectrum when

Protecting the QB: Diversifying Your Run (Pass) Game with Shovel Variations We’ve all been there. Some years you have a dual-threat QB who can tear a defense apart with his

This weekend was the Annual NYSHSFCA Clinic at Turning Stone Casino in Verona, NY, and once again the Association delivered a great lineup of speakers, including great Keynotes by Jeff

It’s been a while, but let’s talk some defense. Before I was an offensive coordinator, even before I was a JV Head Coach, I was the Defensive Coordinator for our

Let’s be direct. Most high school football teams don’t lose on Friday night. They lose on Tuesday. They lose in the way practice is structured. They lose in wasted periods.

One of the hardest parts of coaching JV football isn’t Xs and Os. It isn’t roster numbers. It isn’t even time constraints. It’s engagement. JV football lives in a strange