Sentences with phrase «football coach would»

He also had veteran teachers watch the tapes the way a football coach would study films of the opposing team.

A football coach would be great / WR coach in training for runs, and CB coach would be greta for our defenders b / c they specialize in understand how opposition attackers will run to attack the goal and what spaces to exploit, and how to counter / manipulate / trick others.

To say that Michigan students are enamored with their new football coach would be to put it lightly.

I hate it for him but Daddy Hurts being a football coach has to see the same deficiencies as everyone else.

College football coaches have weird jobs.

Jim Harbaugh's popularity on the Michigan campus since taking over as the head football coach has been well documented.

Great football coaches have given testimonies to how important their assistants have been, a winning team is usually the team where the manager constantly shares ideas and tips with his assistant.

# 28 George Schollenberger LAUREL Renowned Laurel High football coach had five unbeaten teams in 36 - year coaching career.

Football coaches have plenty to focus on in practice, and proper conditioning can get lost in the shuffle

The Spanish Nacional Academy of Football Coaches has reported Real Madrid Marcelo's academy to the regional ministry for professional intrusiveness.

It's a dilemma that most football coaches would love to have — when it comes to your team taking a penalty, who do you choose to take it, Neymar or Edinson Cavani (oh and if for some reason neither are up for it you've got Kylian Mbappe in reserve)?

She even captures that awkward feeling when the football coach has to step in and pretend to know something about theater.

In senior year, I wised up, I told the football coach I'd tutor his team in math if he'd recommend me for an A in gym.

Football coaches would call this a trick play, a tight end around, and we shouldn't be fooled by it.

The sheriff said several head football coaches have come and gone since Feis, 37, was hired at Stoneman Douglas, but each coach kept Feis on their staff.

Finally, great football coaches have great staffs.

Not exact matches

In college, I had the wonderful privilege of playing football for coach Terry Hoeppner at Indiana University.

he would yell to the assembled, borrowing a routine from his high school football coach.

Welter was the first woman ever to coach in the NFL, a storyline that delighted and inspired both die - hard football fans and those who have never cheered a first down.

Welter is a seasoned football veteran who has played the sport — both on women's and on men's teams — and coached it.

And in football, Jen Welter was the first - ever woman to land a coaching internship in the NFL, though her gig has since ended.

Some of that money has gone into coaching salaries — indeed, a few college football coaches are now the highest - paid public employees in their respective states.Yet none of those top earners are women.

Currently, he's the head football coach and chair of athletics at Coastal Carolina University, where he has been part of seven championship teams (with four National Playoffs and three Conference Championships).

By the 10th grade, he had wooed a who's - who from the sports world to let him interview them for the local newspaper, including sportscaster Howard Cosell, Ohio State football coach Woody Hayes, and baseball Hall of Famers Tommy Lasorda and Leo Durocher.

«This coach has decided, he has told you Giants fans, that in his football wisdom, Geno Smith gives him the best chance to win this week — not Eli Manning.

Every football team has a head coach, offensive and defensive coordinator, special teams coach, and the list goes on.

In his last nine seasons of coaching college football, Moglia has been part of seven championship teams.

Former Columbia University football coach Bill Campbell had long ago tossed the football for a more corporate role: coach to legendary CEOs such as Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, Eric Schmidt and Larry Page.

USC's never had an African - American football coach.

One of the victims has been identified as the school's football coach, Israel said.

Names slowly emerged on Thursday, revealing that the bullets cut down victims apparently indiscriminately, including a student who had recently gotten into the state's flagship college, a senior who had just gained U.S. citizenship and a football coach who was working at his alma mater.

«I would quickly come to realize that this standard exchange — always initiated by Biff or [defensive coach] Joe [Ehrmann]-- was just as much a part of Gilman football as running or tackling.»

It started with the signature exchange of the Gilman football program — this time between [head coach] Biff [Poggi] and the gathered throng of eighty boys, freshmen through seniors, who would spend the next week practicing together before being split into varsity and junior varsity teams.

And its coaches have a few unusual rules — such as an ironclad rule that no Gilman football player should ever let another Gilman boy — teammate or not — eat lunch by himself.

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Part of ESPN's acclaimed 30 for 30 documentary series, the film — which has become somewhat controversial — takes a look at the complicated life of legendary college football coach and Promise Keepers ministry founder Bill McCartney.

(CNN)- The football coach at a publicly funded charter school in Arizona has been suspended after directing a player to lead a team prayer.

I would lean against the side of the tub into Brian's arms for the contractions (he thanked his high school football coach often for teaching him a good three - point stance as he maintained it for almost 2 hours!).

If football coaches ran youth and children's ministry, they'd spend the majority of their time practising skills, rather than explaining them.

I went to a Christian university that had a course titled «World Changers» and a «World - Changer Hall of Fame» which recognized Christian leaders who had an influence in mainstream culture — football coaches, authors, artists.

On August 31, 2007, the president of Clemson University opened a letter from the South Carolina chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union that read, «Coach [Tommy] Bowden... has abused his authority as... head football coach by imposing his strong personal religious beliefs upon student - athletes under his charge.&rCoach [Tommy] Bowden... has abused his authority as... head football coach by imposing his strong personal religious beliefs upon student - athletes under his charge.&rcoach by imposing his strong personal religious beliefs upon student - athletes under his charge.»

We fought as football had taught us; convinced that the side with the better players and coaches and training had won, we came home happy champs, worried only by the fact that somewhere along the way we had misplaced the trophy.

For more than 35 years, the National Football League — owners, coaches, players and staff — have been working with United Way to strengthen America's communities.

This morning Penn State University removed its bronze statue of Joe Paterno, the university's football coach for 46 years, that had been standing in front of Beaver Stadium.

Beneath the all - American success story of a football coach lies a saga of pain and regret that clearly resonates with the hundreds of thousands of men who've become Promise Keepers.

«It's really not strange that God would use a football coach to reach people like this,» he says, «because he's always used laypeople.

Promise Keepers, an organization founded by a former college football coach, has done precisely that, packing more than 1 million men into stadiums nationwide since it started five years ago.

The last 24 hours had seen football players, coaches and even team owners kneeling in solidarity during the national anthem in protest of police brutality against black people.

The Christian Hall of Famer and former football coach Tony Dungy predicted the Philadelphia Eagles» quarterback would «play well because his Christian faith would allow him to play with confidence» as he spoke on air during Sunday's Super Bowl.

In April 2013, a female student - athlete reported to her head coach that she had been sexually assaulted by five Baylor football players approximately one year earlier.