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Arran MacRaeCanada
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I can answer any questions on hockey, football and fitness training. Anything else, I can do the best I can to give a good answer and research, but am not an expert. | |
Victor WinnekU.S.
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I answer questions related to: Football Officiating; NCAA & Federation Rules; History of Football; Football Officiating - Mechanics (2,3,4,5,7 man); NCAA Rules; High School Rules; Player Safety, Issues of liability arising from injuries, workers compensation, discrimination of officials; History of the Game.Instructor of officials. I do not answer questions as to what position a person should play or what their chances are ... |
CJ You have good size and height and you know the defensive side of the ball. I say give it a try, just work on your speed, quickness and pass reading. Also you are not too small for DE. If you are
Matt Thank you for your question, a college education is one of the qualifications schools look for when hiring a coach. The reality is that most of the Major college coaches have at least an
Darriel If you are part of a team already I suggest you follow your coach's strength plan. You need to hit the weight room hard and the track as well. If you have just finished your season, give yourself
Brent As you state it, it is a foul - either running into the kicker or roughing. But there are many variables to answering this question such as what rules are you applying - NCAA or NFHS? Also did
Brian The recieving team can not kick the ball, that would be an illegal kick [Return kick] and the ball is dead at the sport of the kick. Hiting the ball would likely be a bat and batting the ball forward

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