Post your coaching qualifications here
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I have a great Madden team and I love to throw things at my TV
I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night.
I read this board regularly so I get to absorb knowledge from some of America's greatest football minds.
How do you weight the opinion of guys like Fat Charlie who could run Xs and Os but couldn't develop a kid to save his life? I mean, the guy has rings
What about someone like Spurrier who recruited really really well, but when talent was similar, generally got out-coached on game day?
I guess you also discount the opinion of thousands of people who have spent their professional careers following football, but haven't coached and give more weight to the opinion of my cousin Ralph, who doesn't know much about football, but helped out with his kid's pee wee team a few years back.
I'm seeing some holes in this strategy.
I have won alot of National Championships on NCAA '14
once saw rick neuheisal in the tavern.
Well you would fit right in with modern football!!
They just aren’t playing. 7 diamond any more !!
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I said Hi to Joe Paterno once and he told me and my friends to get off his practice field so I consider myself very coachable.
I am a physicist. To zeroth order, I assume that all players are spheres, and calculate their trajectories as classical scattering interactions.
My granddaughter went to pre-school with the daughter of a guy who played 3 or 4 years in the NFL. We sat at the same table for one of their programs.
The level of funny this post is cannot be measured in anything less than light years.
Studied under Knute Rockne and Vince Lombardi. Coached along side Joe Paterno and Bear Bryant. Gave some ideas about the west coast offense to Bill Walsh. Tutored a young Bill Bellicheck on how to construct a defense.
I got my coaching skills from the School of 21 Guns/Miles Kaufman, which is located in Champs’ parking lot.
As far as Xs and Os, I’ve seen both of these movies...
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I was personally directly responsible for the design and implementation of KU’s 6-3-3 goal line D vs. PSU back in the Orange Bowl.
(Having suffered a knee injury earlier that fall, my recovery down-time involved extensive film watching and game planning.)
The plan was foolproof and would have worked but, at the very last minute, unbeknownst to me, the referees assigned to the game were no longer from the Big (10) conference but were a legitimate football officiating crew that could count.
(Having suffered a knee injury earlier that fall, my recovery down-time involved extensive film watching and game planning.)
The plan was foolproof and would have worked but, at the very last minute, unbeknownst to me, the referees assigned to the game were no longer from the Big (10) conference but were a legitimate football officiating crew that could count.
Thanks, ro. As a high school student I was so skinny that the only position I could possibly play was sideline marker - not the guy who held the sideline marker, but the sideline marker itself. I have loved Penn State football from when I was a physics grad student there, and what I lack in football knowledge I more than make up for with enthusiasm.
I am emmently qualified as I have virulently criticized almost every coaching decision I have seen or heard of for the past 65 plus years.
When I was 10, I drew up a play in the mud with my finger. They play worked and my best friend Kenny scored a TD. We won the game.
I can operate a DVR so well that I can fast forward through any NFL or NCAA football game in 45 minutes or less without missing a second of the action
My first coaching gig was with
I later progressed to playing Avalon Hill's Bowl Bound.
I later progressed to playing Avalon Hill's Bowl Bound.
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