[doublerods]

Runningbacks...usually get best athletes and aside from knowing plays tote the rock!!!

[Junior]

actually in hs i would say wr, not many coaches hit the little things that turn an athlete into a weapon

[Tank]

DL. punch, extend, sit and roll on double teams. not hard to teach at all

[doublerods]

Good point...OL is another one...set picks on defenders, lean fat bodies on them and when you cant do it physically just cut 'em

[Junior]

the worst is when the oline coach tells his guys to tell dline they are cutting, bunch of dudes standing around, great job lazy

[Tank]

never heard of oline coach telling the dline that his guys are cutting usually it is the dline crying about. i believe in saying nothing so both sides get work in.

[Junior]

i have only seen it twice, once was at a school in texas, so sorry rods but that is a strike against the union

[doublerods]

No problem...cant control what some "masterminds" do down here...you probably came during the SPRING when nobody should get injured.

[The Chef]

Originally Posted by doublerods

Runningbacks...usually get best athletes and aside from knowing plays tote the rock!!!

if taught correctly no position is easy to coach, takes a lot of preparation and learning to teach a position properly. I would say the easiest is the one you did in college or high school. Coaches need to step out of comfort zones to get better, it's usually why line coaches wine if the other side doesn't give them script. They are locked in and can't see big picture.

[The Chef]

Originally Posted by Junior

the worst is when the oline coach tells his guys to tell dline they are cutting, bunch of dudes standing around, great job lazy

this is ridiculous, can't imagine the wisdom in that, don't say you're gonna cut and stand around. Work on proper footwork and techniques.

[Junior]

yeah, i am against rods saying guys may get hurt during cutting, then teach them to take it on, poor tackling nowadays is do to low contact practices

[Dog the Bounty Hunter]

Receiver in high school

[Junior]

gotta be right, tissue paper

[Fmarion]

Originally Posted by The Chef

if taught correctly no position is easy to coach, takes a lot of preparation and learning to teach a position properly. I would say the easiest is the one you did in college or high school. Coaches need to step out of comfort zones to get better, it's usually why line coaches wine if the other side doesn't give them script. They are locked in and can't see big picture.

Gotta agree with this, although obviously, QB's going to require more coaching than any other position...

[Junior]

Originally Posted by Fmarion

obviously, QB's going to require more coaching than any other position...

probably depends on scheme and such, being that most high school offenses are "my guy is better then yours", scheme doesn't matter plenty of guys out there running down down kickout and still being successful, the fundy,s is all that matters, don't out think the room

[nightowl]

OL and QB are toughest to coach. No offense to Defense but that's all about teaching reaction.

[Junior]

Originally Posted by nightowl

OL and QB are toughest to coach. No offense to Defense but that's all about teaching reaction.

haha i love "teaching reaction", you condition reaction, you prepare so are able to think less, but you cannot teach reaction, hahahahahahahahahha