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© October, 2001
by B. Scott Smith
Head Coach, Ezell-Harding Christian School, Nashville, Tenn.
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© October, 2001
by B. Scott Smith
Head Coach, Ezell-Harding Christian School, Nashville, Tenn.
OVER THE COURSE of the past few seasons, we ran into teams that were more talented than we were at almost every position. Since we had QBs who didn’t have exceptionally strong throwing arms, we needed to counter balance an aggressive pass rush and punish the aggressive nature of most defenses. Simple to teach and easy to install, the Rocket Screen to our wide receiver was the solution.
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