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CATFANFOLIFE87

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Not practice related but I had to post this. Tobias Gilliam is tearing up this agility drill. There are people on the ground in Ohio that think Gilliam may ultimately be the best DB Marrow has pulled out of the state. Could be better than Edwards and West
 
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Kicker Austin MacGinnis said he feels like he's back to 100 percent. He said it was difficult season.[thumb2]
 
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Beatle Bum

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Claw needs to catch and put that ball in his right hand when running on the sideline, I think.
 
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Beatle Bum

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Groin injuries for kickers, all, can be especially hard to get over and can be reoccurring.
 
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CATFANFOLIFE87

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Caveman Catfan said:
Claw needs to catch and put that ball in his right hand when running on the sideline, I think.
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Gran has said that he doesn't care for switching hands to keep the ball on the outside arm. He doesn't want you to have the ball far enough from your body to be able to switch. I guess he figures that you're more likely to fumble it switching than holding it in the inside hand
 
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CATFANFOLIFE87 said:
Gran has said that he doesn't care for switching hands to keep the ball on the outside arm. He doesn't want you to have the ball far enough from your body to be able to switch. I guess he figures that you're more likely to fumble it switching than holding it in the inside hand
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I think that is different. He was talking about being in traffic. Here, the kid pulls the ball into the wrong arm. It was not about switching.
 
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CATFANFOLIFE87

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Caveman Catfan said:
I think that is different. He was talking about being in traffic. Here, the kid pulls the ball into the wrong arm. It was not about switching.
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You might be right I don't remember Gran specifying if it was in traffic or not. I thought it sounded like he didn't care what hand they put the ball into. I think whether you're left handed or right handed you should put the ball in your strongest arm/dominant hand. I've always thought that doing that gives you the best chance to hold onto the ball
 
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