Walter Camp's book of College Sports
Walter Camp's book of College Sports
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It then remains for him to take advantage of this knowledge. It is well nigh a rule, so common is it, that a team has a strong side and a weak one. Without intention, this state of affairs comes to exist toward the end of a season. At this weak side of the opponents, then, must the early efforts of a team be directed. When a punt becomes neces- sary, let the ball be driven over on that side. When an opposing runner comes, force him in that direction.
Keep a steady press upon the weak side, and ...before the game is half over the result will be most marked.
Next, if the opponents in the line prove to be high tacklers, a captain should make constant use of his low runners, "bucking the line'' hard and often. If the opposing backs are new or green men, he should see that they have plenty of kicks to catch.
Another important point is to make the most of any natural advantages, existing at the moment, in the force and direction of the wind, the slant and con- dition of the ground, and the position of the sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It then remains for him to take advantage of this knowledge. It is well nigh a rule, so common is it, that a team has a strong side and a weak one. Without intention, this state of affairs comes to exist toward the end of a season. At this weak side of the opponents, then, must the early efforts of a team be directed. When a punt becomes neces- sary, let the ball be driven over on that side. When an opposing runner comes, force him in that direction.
Keep a steady press upon the weak side, and ...before the game is half over the result will be most marked.
Next, if the opponents in the line prove to be high tacklers, a captain should make constant use of his low runners, "bucking the line'' hard and often. If the opposing backs are new or green men, he should see that they have plenty of kicks to catch.
Another important point is to make the most of any natural advantages, existing at the moment, in the force and direction of the wind, the slant and con- dition of the ground, and the position of the sun.
What to read after Walter Camp's book of College Sports?
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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