User Posts: Travis Burnett
Back in the my undergrad days the University of Arkansas, I was a head football coach. I coached my fraternity’s annual sorority flag football tournament. ...
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Fall sports in Coweta will look a little different this year as local high schools prepare to launch flag football programs for girls into ...
“I was also reading that the equipment that you guys pulled together and the jerseys and everything. It is really equipment that the kids are really proud to ...
DuBOIS — The DuBois Area Youth Football Flag Football is currently enjoying its second season on the gridiron.Sanctioned ...
The women's rights advocate has followed Arians and his program closely, taking part in an Epix and NFL Films feature last season that highlighted both ...
News 12 StaffOct 10, 2020, 6:33pm EDTUpdated on:Oct 10, 2020, 6:33pm EDTThe teammates and family of a Stamford high school football player killed last year ...
As the co-founder and president of a custom ...
SCRANTON, Pa. — Sundays are for football, but flags are a good thing here. Welcome to the West Scranton Youth Flag Football ...
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After a five-month break, the sounds of young people playing sports will soon return to local ball fields. With games set to start in just a few weeks, ...
PHOENIX (3TV/CBS5) -- Good teams play like a family. The AZ Ballhawks are certainly good, after beating teams from ...
Rayburn, an Alonso High School alum where she helped lead their flag football team to two state championships, shares with her fellow recipients the ...
Used this play last tournament and had alot of success with it!
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The best answer to these questions can basically be answered by “Who is the biggest threat?”. Zone is much more situational than man to man and requires more thinking. If everyone plays their zone correctly, you would never chase anyone outside your zone and pass off players exiting your zone, but depending on the situation that is not a hard and fast rule. It happens often that you’ll need to follow another out of your zone or help out in someone elses zone if there’s no threat in yours or theirs is much greater, say a touchdown or first down risk. The basic rule of thumb for zones is bend don’t break and keep everything in front of you.