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Gridiron Strategies Jun-Jul 2002

Wingback Motion Pass
by Robert Knight Preston High School, Kingwood, W.V.

Blocking Extra Points, Field Goals Keeps Critical Points Off The Board
by Kenny Ratledge Assistant Coach Sevier County High School, Sevierville, Tenn.

Watch Out For Heat, Humidity Concerns
by Frank Lessiter, Editor/Publisher

Right Flex Near, Z-Screen Right
by Mike Mizer Columbia Academy, Columbia, Tenn.

Straight Flush (No Backs) Cover 2 / Blitz Beater
by Mike Oleszek Aurora University, Streamwood, Ill.

Right I 33 ISO Trap
by Mike Dammann Clara City, Minn.

Lobster-Pad Scrum Gets Entire Team Involved
by Jerry Vallotton Assistant Coach, Foothill High School, Palo Cedro, Calif.

14 Ways To Let Your Team Know Where You�re Coming From
by Norm Parker Defensive Coordinator University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa

Attacking 8-Man Fronts With Lead Series
by Bob Carlson Former Head Coach, Dundee-Crown High School, Carpentersville, Ill.

Combination Drills Create Better All-Around Running Backs
by Mike Aruanno Head Coach, MOT Cavaliers, Middletown, Del.

Foolproof Snap-Count Gets The Defense Jumping
by Jim Coady Head Coach, Lawrence High School, Lawrence, Mich.

Tips For Building A Dynamite Defense
by Richard Fodor Head Coach, Bridgman High School, Bridgman, Mich.

600 Series: An Explosive, Triple-Threat Attack
by J. Shawn Liotta Assistant Coach, Springdale High School, Springdale, Pa.

Snuff Out Big Kickoff Returns With These Coverage Schemes
by Joe Rossi Special Teams Coordinator, Carrollton High School, Carrollton, Ohio

Keys To Achieving Coaching Longevity
by Peter C. Moe Head Football Coach and Athletic Director Washburn High School, Washburn, N.D.

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