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Gridiron Strategies Dec 2004 - Jan 2005

Teaching Offensive Linemen How To Pick Up Stunts
by Tom Bass 30-Year NFL & College Coach, President of Football Federation U.S.A., Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.

Draw �55�
by Kim Nelson Head Football Coach, Washington High School, Sioux Falls, S.D.

Left Doubles, 28 Wheel
by Jeff Shutter Assistant Football Coach, Franklin And Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa

Goal-Line And Overtime Short-Yardage Package Produces Points
by B. Scott Smith , Head Coach, Independence High School, Independence, Tenn.

�10 Commandments For DBs� Offers Insight
by Mike Podoll, Associate Editor

Spread Right, Slam 26 Zone
by Paul Janson Junior Varsity Football Coach, Pine City High School, Pine City, Minn.

Goal-Line Play: Sprint Right, Bump
by Gerad Novak Head Football Coach, Conestoga Valley High School, Lancaster, Pa.

Developing A Successful, Consistent Coaching Philosophy
by Bill Shepard Head Football Coach, Rockford Christian School, Rockford, Ill.

Critical Differences Between Winning And Losing Teams
by Hank Schrader Former Defensive Coordinator, Bellevue High School, Bellevue, Wash.

3 Points To Immediately Improve Your Quarterback
by Mike Mizer Quarterbacks Coach, Columbia Central High School, Columbia, Tenn.

Developing A Comprehensive Stunt Package Utilizing The Corner Blitz
by Kenny Ratledge Assistant Football Coach, Sevier County High School, Sevierville, Tenn.

�13-Quarterback-Iso� Catches Defenses Off-Guard
by Paul Day Head Coach, Fort Zumwalt West High School, O�Fallon, Mo.

Veer-Angle Offense Keeps Defenses Guessing
by Frank DeGraauw Offensive Coordinator, Vermilion Catholic High School, Abbeville, La.

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