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Gridiron Strategies Jun-Jul 2004

Belly Pass Right
by Bill Jones Head Coach, Lorain Admiral King High School, Lorain, Ohio

Fake Punt, 32 Guard Trap
by Heath Fullerton Assistant Coach, Brown County High School, Mount Sterling, Ill.

Using Shifts, Motions In The Punting Game Keeps Opponents On Their Heels
by Matt Miers Head Freshmen Coach, Cedar Rapids Kennedy High School, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Special Teams Require Special Attention
by Mike Lessiter, Editor/Publisher

�Ace� 4-Receiver Red-Zone Series
by Paul La Sorsa Head Coach, John Dickinson High School, Wilmington, Del.

Screen Package Adds Equalizers To Your Offense
by Lee Weber Head Coach, Plainville High School, Plainville, Kan.

Putting Together Pieces Of The Leadership Puzzle
by Ray Kumpula Head Football Coach, Glenrock High School, Glenrock, Wy.

Game-Day Forms Highlight Changes In Defense, Keep Situational Play-Calling On T
by Hank Schrader Former Offensive And Defensive Coordinator, Bellevue High School, Bellevue, Wash.

Developing Depth In Your Coaching Staff From Top To Bottom
by Dan Mortier Head Coach, New Trier High School, Winnetka, Ill.

�Ugly Punt� Works Beautifully
by Jim Bailey Head Football Coach, Thomas Jefferson High School, San Antonio, Texas

Running The Single Wing In The 21st Century � Part 1: �The 20 Series�
by Michael W. Rude Head Football Coach, Johnston City High School, Johnston City, Ill.

Multiple Fronts With The 3-5-3 Stack Defense Creates A Dangerous 8-Man Box
by Leon Feliciano Head Coach, Tomales High School, Tomales, Calif.

Simple Ways To Teach Underneath Coverage In The Hopkins 4-4
by Keith Emery Defensive Coordinator, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md.

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