American Football
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That is, he must not dash up to his man the in- stant the ball is snapped and butt him aside, for the runner will not be near 52 AMERICAN FOOTBALL.
enough to derive any advantage from this, and the opponent will easily re- cover in time to tackle him. Rather should he avoid contact with his man until his runner makes headway, and then keep between the opponent and runner until the latter puts on steam to circle, when it is his duty to engage his man sharply, and thus let the runner pass. In blo...cking for an inside run upon his own side, he should turn his man out or in, as the case may be, just as the runner reaches the opening, be- ing particularly careful not to make the break too early, lest the opponent reach the runner before he comes to the opening.
THE GUARD THE position of guard, while it re- quires less agility than that of tackle, can never be satisfactorily filled by a man who is slow. Many a coach makes this mistake and fails to see his error until too late to correct it. I remember once seeing upon a minor team a guard who weighed at least 190 pounds re- placed by a man of 155, and the latter actually filled the position greatly to my astonishment, I confess in excel- lent fashion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That is, he must not dash up to his man the in- stant the ball is snapped and butt him aside, for the runner will not be near 52 AMERICAN FOOTBALL.
enough to derive any advantage from this, and the opponent will easily re- cover in time to tackle him. Rather should he avoid contact with his man until his runner makes headway, and then keep between the opponent and runner until the latter puts on steam to circle, when it is his duty to engage his man sharply, and thus let the runner pass. In blo...cking for an inside run upon his own side, he should turn his man out or in, as the case may be, just as the runner reaches the opening, be- ing particularly careful not to make the break too early, lest the opponent reach the runner before he comes to the opening.
THE GUARD THE position of guard, while it re- quires less agility than that of tackle, can never be satisfactorily filled by a man who is slow. Many a coach makes this mistake and fails to see his error until too late to correct it. I remember once seeing upon a minor team a guard who weighed at least 190 pounds re- placed by a man of 155, and the latter actually filled the position greatly to my astonishment, I confess in excel- lent fashion.
What to read after American Football?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Camp, Walter, 1859-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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