Online playbooks help spread the spread
Matt Winkeljohn, Special to ESPNRISE.comCoaches who want to introduce the spread at the high school level don't waste time watching tape and creating new plays -- they turn to Internet gurus for help, writes Matt Winkeljohn.
Story | Conversation | July 21, 2009Spread traces its roots to Depression-era Texas high school football
Jeff Miller, Special to ESPNRISE.comThe spread has made headlines in recent years because it aims to level the playing field while resulting in eye-popping passing stats. But the offense is no recent fad; it traces its roots to Depression-era Texas high school football, writes Jeff Miller.
Story | Conversation | July 19, 2009Six-man thrives in rural towns
Jeff Miller, Special to ESPNRISE.comNo players? No problem. In small, rural Texas towns, six-man football teams are thriving. From the birth of this gridiron hybrid to its loyal fans, it's clear quantity doesn't always trump quality.
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