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Football vs. Charleston Southern Highlights

Wofford College football vs. Charleston Southern game highlights from Sept. 12, 2009



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College Football Helmet Decals - Show Your Loyalty This Season With Large Helmet Stickers

College football helmet decals can create a great ambiance of the game even while you are watching it at home. Not only do the pictures of football helmets on the wall give a great appearance to your room, you can even flaunt your loyalty towards any team you love. A true football enthusiast would love to have it all over his room.

College football is one of the most courageous games or sports to play. It is precisely why football players wear so much gear and you can hardly notice the players beneath them. A large NCAA helmet decal will remind you about how tough the game is and it also gives you a feeling of being the football star yourself.

The helmet is one of the most important accessories in the great game of football. Lot of research and testing are been conducted while designing the helmets. You might want to check their features thoroughly before buying them. Don't forget to try them on and see if it feels comfortable on you. The wide range of football helmet stickers available can give you a good idea on the available models.

College football helmet decals are extremely large and precision cut from vinyl. Most children love sports and creating a football theme bedroom with removable stickers will make them really happy. They can also be a great design for a baby room as well. Your kids can show the loyalty towards their favorite football team by selecting the exclusive team stickers.

You could also design the windows using the football helmet and jersey. Or why not also display your favorite football hero on the wall with a life size cut out. You can decorate everything inside the room with football team colors and theme logos. The sporty look of the bedroom can make your kid feel enthusiastic all the time.

The college football helmet stickers are available for every team in the competition including many other big teams like Florida Gators, Virginia Tech, Oklahoma State Cowboys, USC Trojans and all the rest. These decors in your room will always remind you of your favorite team players. You can pump more support to your favorite football players even from your home. Your kid will be always beaming with great sportsmanship spirit.

This football season, you can decorate your dormitory walls with large removable, vinyl graphics and stickers of your favorite football team. Decorate and brighten your room instantly with removable wall helmet stickers. Since the graphics are removable, if you change your favorite team through out the year no worries, or if you move dorm rooms or move house, no worries, they can come along with you, without leaving any stains.

College football helmet decals will make any room a talking point. You can stick huge posters in your bedroom and give it a college playground like appearance with two opposite goal posts. These removable helmet stickers will give you the experience of the great game from your home setup itself.

Looking for an inexpensive way to show your loyalty this football season? Then look no further than wallstickers-decals.com for Sports Wall Decals. Larger than life, precision cut, removable vinyl College Football Helmet Decals, will ensure everyone knows who you support.

Starting Your Flag Football Playbook

A playbook is something essential for a flag football team because it comprises of descriptions and diagrams of the plays that the players have practiced. It is their winning guide, their recipe for winning. It contains the plays that they are most familiar with, the drills that they have perfected; the strategies that could make them exceptional. As the coach, you know the uniqueness of each of your players. You have seen their strengths} and weaknesses. You know who the standouts are. Develop the playbook with this in mind. Decide where to setup players and then how to have the game rolling. As you develop your own team's playbook, think about the following tips:

Keep it easy.
A playbook should be clear and easily understood by everyone. If the players get baffled instead of empowered, the playbook defeats its meaning. You may begin with a drawing of 3 pass routes for your receivers: one short route, a mid route and a long route.

Keep the passing and running balanced.
Even though flag football is more of a passing game, running the ball is equally important to keep the opponents perplexed. To do this, you may draw about 2 plays to each side of the field, keeping one draw play in your playbook for aggressive pass rushers. The greatest teams have these to win tough games.

Maintain a progression of targets & keep lines open.
For pass plays, there should be at least 3 targets: the primary, the secondary and the bail out - the person a player goes to when no one is openand when he desires to get away from the sack. Develop complimentary receiver routes along with your pass plays so that if the right outside receiver runs a deep inside route, a secondary right side receiver can run a mid outside route. Place a bold reminder for your receivers to come back to the quarterback if in trouble.

Create a working audible system.
It is possible to find your team in trouble even though you thought you called the right play. Therefore, always preparea play or two to jumpto. It's not enough to match an audible with a code name. There must be a system. Avoid being easy to figure out. Try making a series of calls in which a specific word position designates the play. Be creative. Allow every player to be familiar with the system.

Don't forget your defense.
Match your plays with a strong defense. The goal is to beat the passing and running speeds of your opponents. A cover 2 is a basic defense to run that most of the time works. In this defense, the cornerbacks and linebackers cover receivers man to man, while the safeties divide the deep field in 2. If a receiver enters their 2 of the field, the safety rescues.

These are the basics to developing your own playbook. Don't reject other resources, such as the Internet, where a great number of playbooks are also attainable. These can permit you variety in your plays and a handful of ideas.

Still, the most important thing is that every member of your team accepts the plays. It is in this way that the playbook will work for you and that every player can pull off the play well.

Coach Miles has been advising flag football teams for over 15 years. He has developed several flag football plays over the years that have made it into top-selling flag football playbooks.

Visit http://www.usaflagfootball.com to download a variety of flag football plays.

Urban culture: streetwear generation

FASHION: The formation of the modern generation's look. City vibe can become a global positive energy? Hip-hop, football, the life in a city "jungle" influence today's fashion.



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Terry Tate Office Linebacker History

OSPN presents the history of Terry Tate.



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Pittsburgh Steelers - Top Three Teams Leading in Super Bowl Wins

Every football team in America wishes to compete in the Super Bowl at the end of the football season. It is not only considered as the main event but this is the championship round. It is where the best team of the year is named, as well as where the Most Valuable Player is recognized. Not many teams have a chance to grab a title in this most awaited event. Some teams though get a chance to be repeat champions while others just plainly wait for their break to make it again to this very important match.

The most numbers of wins for Super Bowl is only five. In addition, there were only three teams, who got a chance to be called repeat champions five times. Below are some of them:

1. Dallas Cowboys- this team was the Champs for Super Bowl VI, XII, XVII, XVIII and XXX. These were the seasons led by Tom Landry as their head coach as well as the defense coordinator of the team. He popularized a defense that has been one of the basics for every football team today. He led 2 Super Bowl titles for this team and was known to be the 3rd in rank for the coaches with most wins. However, their owner fired him after the team lost their home game. Johnson who led the team two consecutive Super Bowl Matches then replaced him.

2. Pittsburgh Steelers- This team won the title for Super Bowl IX, X, XIII, XIV and XL. This team was not doing that good until Chuck Knoll. He made a dynasty for this team by winning four championship games within 6 years. He popularized a defense for the team called Steel Curtain. When he retired, Bill Cowher replaced him in 1992 and he led the team to their 5th Super Bowl Title in 2006. He used the Blitzburgh defense as a key to wining this title.

3. San Fransisco 49ers- Yes, the team of the famous quarterback Joe Montana. This team owned the Super Bowl Titles XXIX, XXIV, XXIII, XIX and XVI. This was the only team in NFL who won all titles in Super Bowl only. This team never made a sound not until 1982 where they grabbed their first title in NFL. Bill Walsh was the one who turned the tables for this team as he led them to win. This team is not only popular for their three-time MVP awardee, Joe Montana, but also known for the best players of all time like Jerry Rice, Steve Young and Ronnie Lott. They also have a lot of hall of famers.

Dallas Cowboys, Pittsburgh Steelers and San Fransisco 49ers are the team hailed for the most number of Super bowls won. It is no doubt that these teams were worthy to be called Champions, not only for their coaches and for players, but how they gave the crowd many memorable and great moments in the history of football. Even though they are not the latest champions, they are still teams to watch out for in this league.

Freddie Brister is a huge fan of the NFL and the Pittsburgh Steelers. His love for the game of football started with an older brother passing the pigskin around in the backyard with cousins and neighborhood friends. He later played in high school, college and coached high school football for 25 years, before retiring to write for Sports Fan Treasures. Check out his Pittsburgh Steelers Ornament or his Seattle Seahawks Lamp.