Football Instruction/Experts
| Expert | Average Ratings | Expertise |
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Arran MacRaeCanada
Available
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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.
Available
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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 ... |
Recent Answers
2009-11-18 do you think i can play safety?:
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
2009-11-16 football coach:
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
2009-11-15 runningback/linebacker:
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
2009-11-07 roughing the punter:
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
2009-11-03 Onside Kick:
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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