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Post by wingt74 on Oct 4, 2007 6:18:04 GMT -6
It's not hard to play everyone and win. Playing everyone doesn't mean taking out eveyr single one of your starters and putting in a weaker kid. I like putting a weak kid in at guard when I know the play I am going to call has him AND the tackle double teaming someone. Why put a kid in a situation where he will fail? Put him somewhere that he can feel success and help the team rather than hurting it. Until the defense blitzes, the kid at guard tries to stop him and gets hurt and the RB running the ball gets hammered. I don't know what you guys have...but I have 30 kids...and about 4 of them have no business playing football. They come to practice, practice, try, but are so pathetic at the sport that it is difficult getting them into games (8th graders). For the record - yes, I get them in...
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