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Staff Meeting
Letter from Publisher
Words of Wisdom from legendary Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian
News and Notes -San Jose player loses leg ... Arizona State has hair-raising experience ... Tomey attacks vicious hits ... Kubiak may be going home ... Stoops wins big pay hike ... Grove City senior sets passing record ... Rams go back to move forward ... World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party may get new venue ... Spurrier is staying put ... Storm clouds hover over Sun Bowl ... Coaches take big hits ... VMI considers becoming independent ... Auburn's Tuberville is a million-dollar man
High School Notes
Spotlight
Mickey Andrews' Secret
- Florida State's longtime defensive coordinator is known as an aggressive, no-holes-barred coach. But some of his closest allies and longest rivals say he also has a kinder, gentler side.
by Jane Musgrave
The Look
- Football players at Robert E. Lee High School in Midland, Texas don't have to wonder what coach John Parchman is thinking. He tells them with his infamous look. "You have to coach by looking people in the eye," Parchman explains. And a glance at his record shows the look is paying off.
by Brent Schrotenboer
Hiring the Enemy
- Fans often cry traitor, or worse, when a coach from a rival school is hired. For that reason and others, hiring or being hired by former enemies is a dicey proposition. But, often, it's the right move for all involved, including the fans, whether they know it or not.
by Richard Scott
So Sue Me
- Georgia Tech head coach George O'Leary found himself in hot water earlier this year when a player's mother threatened legal action after her son was roughed up in practice. Clearly, the world of college football coaching has changed since the days of Paul "Bear" Bryant. What are today's coaches to do to build tough teams without being sued?
A Leg Up?
- Duke University learned a $2 million lesson about how to deal with women who want to play football. As more women take to the gridiron, coaches should learn the same lesson so their education doesn't come at such a high cost.
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Clinic
Quarterbacking the Quarterback
- East Carolina University emphasizes the basics when training its quarterbacks to deal with the unexpected.
by Doug Martin, offensive coordinator, East Carolina University.
Dashing the Defense
- The University of New Mexico has figured out a way to give its quarterbacks more time as those ever-quickening defensemen rush in.
by Dan Dodd, offensive coordinator, University of New Mexico
Voodoo Magic
- Baffled by the spread attack? Eastern Oregon has a plan that helps smear the spread.
by Rob Cushman, head coach, Eastern Oregon University.
Complete Coach
Don't be a computer phobe. Computers can help coaches save time, money and energy.
by Rod Smith.
Technology and Equipment
New Equipment
The latest products and services in the football marketplace.
Equipment Room
Innovations in goods
and services.
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