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WACKY, WEIRD BUT TRUE YOUTH FOOTBALL STORIES

When we go out to do private clinics, we get a chance to hear some of the most
incredible stories from you youth football coaches. Some of what you have to
endure might keo bong da have even made even Old Testament Job wince. I will
never forget the story I heard last year from a youth football coach that was
running my system for the first time. The head of his organization was against
it from the start, the head honcho wanted this team to stick with his “tried and
true” Power I. Now mind you, I have nothing against the Power I, we ran it in
years past. BUT the Power I was not working with this grouping of kids and this
organizations teams were losing consistently, losing big and most importantly,
losing players.

Well our friend decided to try our system out of near desperation after yet
another losing season. His team went on to post a 9-1 record, a huge improvement
over the 2 win season of the previous year. His team quadrupled it’s offensive
production and had 9 different kids scoring touchdowns. You would have thought
the head of the organization would have been giving this coach a golden
wristwatch and keys to the city right? Nope, he told our friend, “You’ll never
beat team X with that offense”, So our heroes team wins 9 games, makes it to the
super bowl and loses the championship game, has fun, get’s all the kids involved
and retains everyone and all the big cheese can say is “You’ll never beat team X
with that offense” ?????

Mind you the critic’s team not only did not win a game that season, they only
scored 4 touchdowns in THE ENTIRE SEASON. I kid you not, I’m not exaggerating an
iota. The gaulle of someone with that kind of scrawny production criticizing a
coach that had performed a 180 degree turnaround ? As unbelievable and
ridiculous as this may sound, it is oh so true and unfortunately more common
than you might think. Just be prepared to bite your tongue and be diplomatic,
there are lots of parents and even coaches out there with no history of success
that either think they know more than you or are so jealous of your success,
will try and discount it at every turn. All you can do is smile, bite your
tongue and hope they read a copy of “Atlas Shrugged” some day.

Another story that comes to mind involves another organizational head. I hope I
have my facts straight on this one, if I don’t it is real close. Like many
organizations, this one fields 2 teams at every age group. While the teams are
supposed to be equal, they aren’t, all the returning players are funneled into
the “anointed” team, all the leftovers and rookies go to our buddy’s team. Our
poor friend knows

the only way his team is going to survive with his “land of misfit toys” lineup
is to do something different than the other teams in the league. He finds the
web site, buys the material, drinks the cool-aid and becomes a believer. As you
probably guessed, this team starts off slow, but by seasons end they are the
most improved youth football team in the league (almost all rookie players) and
end up 6-2-1 if I remember right, even giving the “anointed” team a very
surprising run for their money.

The following season it is the same story, all the best players are cherry
picked for the anointed team all the rookies and less athletic kids are “dumped”
on this team. On top of this, the organizational head is so concerned that the
‘leftover” team will beat his anointed team he took 4 additional players away
from the leftover team just 1 week before their first game. Can you imagine?
Well our friend ended up having a great season, they beat the anointed team and
lost only to the eventual league champion, with a makeshift lineup.

Coach told me lots of other coaches in the league would show up to watch his
games, not to scout, but to see all the misdirection and precision ball movement
of his offense with very average kids. He ended up getting a bunch compliments
from a number of his coaching peers last year after these games. My hat goes off
to coach for keeping his cool and keeping his focus on the kids and his end goal
and not the organizational head or what he didn’t have for players. By staying
positive even in the most difficult and silly of circumstances yielded the kids
and coaches a season to remember.

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