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Post by raiderpirates on Mar 31, 2008 7:19:11 GMT -6
I preferred when the cable co. filmed. We'd get copies and go over it.
We usually have players from the team scout the future opponent alongside us at least until halftime on gameday to the front or back end of a game. Usually run the chains for the game anyways. Our kids love the game enough to be a part of it even when they're not playing and will help the league.
The team who won the league tapes every game from one end zone. It's irrelevant for us, the coach changed some plays around and wasted most of the first half trying a trick play that never worked. When we ran what we always did(interior lead plays) we scored with ease.
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Post by coachdbs on Apr 28, 2008 13:18:48 GMT -6
Wow...I just checked back in on this thread and glad to see it sparked some debate. As a high school coach, I definitely value film time with my kids but as many of you have agreed...I think that film study at 7 is overkill! I would prefer that my little guy spend his practice time learning and reviewing fundamentals! I know that many of you do an excellent job of preparing these kids for the next level but most of my experience has been with kids who played youth football and still don't know how to get in a proper stance. As some of you have stated, film is good if you are taking care of everything else first!
And to the coach who said "maybe the guy under the tree was a parent".....could have been the case but the same "parents" ; ) just happened to be at another one of the games and on the opponents sideline during the playoffs : )
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Post by Deleted on Jun 22, 2008 14:38:32 GMT -6
old post I know.......I film every opponent (8-12 yo)
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