For best team in VA history I have to mention Phoebus 2008. Scored over 700 points and allowed 54. I don't know if it's the best ever-lots of good teams-but they should be in the conversation.
The rule doesn't outlaw blindside blocks. It just says that instead of destroying the guy you have to block him with an open hand. Push him instead of crush him when he doesn't see you coming. It'd a good rule, I think.
Voyage? Aren't you from Gretna? It's a three and a half hour drive.
I'll put on my Carnak turban and predict that you'll say that Liberty was a lot better.
For those saying that the stadium is too small, it seats 12,000.
We seem to be talking about two separate things here. Can a kid who didn't hit the genetic lottery, one who isn't tall enough or fast enough, make himself a scholarship football player through hard work? No. Mom and Dad do that. Can they make themselves into good high school players? Absolutely.
I wasn't surprised to hear that you coached youth football only because your model for building a football team conforms exactly to U13.
Your idea that weights can make athletes stronger but won't make them strong is just plain wrong. I know that for a fact because I see it every year. You...
You mean "the old way" where basketball had "open gym" year-round, baseball had "voluntary" fall ball, and coaches of both sports knew their rosters months before "tryouts"?
Since when were we talking about college recruiters? We're talking about high school football. There are planty of very good HS teams that don't have one guy who's a D.1 recruit.
I'm curious. You said that you've coached football. What level?