College Football/Experts
| Expert | Average Ratings | Expertise |
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Vic WinnekU.S.
Maxed Out
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Will Answer all queries RE: Rules of Football - NCAA & Federation; Officiating; Instruction on Football; Mechanics & application of rules; Setting up Instructional programs and clinics for: Officials, coaches and media; Liability Issues (Legal & Insurance questions)arising from coaching, playing, refereeing, product liability. History of the College football game -its evolution. I will not answer what position one should play or what will make you better. These questions require personal knowledge of your abilities and skills and should be answered by your coach. I will no longer answer questions about eligibility due to some inconsiderate individuals. | |
Thom BrooksU.S.
Maxed Out
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I would be honored to help you find your answers on history, trivia or stats of College Football. I may not be your best source, but can advise where you can find the answers you seek! |
Recent Answers
2009-11-20 @bryan.edu:
Tom, hello! I have attached the websites that will give you the answer. If you need additional info, you can google to their websites and search in their Archives files for scores. I am heading into
2009-11-18 College Football:
Corey, hello! You are in the stagge of your life where a healty diet, routine jogging, sprints and weight lifting will all help your development. You need a professional trainer, YMCA assistance, or
2009-11-18 Becoming a football official:
Jeff, hello! I have attached the websites for the NCAA and football officials. You would be quickly served by contacting the Big 10 Conference or by going through any of the schools. They will have
2009-11-17 Penalty assessment--:
Terry Thank you for your question. I did not see the game nor am I familiar with the play, but based on your description of the play {a player,"in frustration, kicked the ball, which was lying on the
2009-11-16 Precription goggles in college football:
Julian, they have to be approved, perhaps by a doctor and the Umpire and Referee of the game. The NCAA rules is that they cannot be shaded, must be clear lens and a permission slip would be signed by
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