as a high school coach (former player too), I can tell you our team always try to get there best shots off on the opposing team's best players - if they don't have that fire, they are on the damn bench with a clip board.

You hit a running back with blows 20-30 times a game, attempt to get all 11 on him during a pile, it takes its toll. But the opposing D is doing the same to us.

also, his locker room talk is a little over the top with the f-bombs, but that is Gregg. Meeting him in person, he speaks the same way outside the locker room.

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Posted by Wicked75

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Posted on 4/5/12 at 10:58 am to Federal Tiger

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as a high school coach (former player too), I can tell you our team always try to get there best shots off on the opposing team's best players - if they don't have that fire, they are on the damn bench with a clip board.

This guy understands football

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Posted by sicboy

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Posted on 4/5/12 at 11:02 am to Federal Tiger

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as a high school coach (former player too), I can tell you our team always try to get there best shots off on the opposing team's best players - if they don't have that fire, they are on the damn bench with a clip board.

Would/do you ask your players to go for the ACL or to target a kid at the head who has a concussion? I think that's the main problem people are having. I know you want them to hit hard, but does that get to the point where you want them to intentionally injure someone? As in going for the knees?

I know it happens in the course of playing the game. Just trying to get my head around that mentality.

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