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Q&A with LSU Assistant AD and Strength and Conditioning Coach Tommy Moffitt.
Listed as the assistant AD and head strength and conditioning coach for LSU football, Tommy Moffitt is a leader in the world of S&C. His practices and methods are studied and copied over by many. We will have Moffitt on the livestream soon, but until then, we wanted to get his thoughts on some pertinent issues. So, starting today, we wanted to publish some q&a. Enjoy… AK: With a lot…
North Kingstown tabs longtime assistant Dave Giorgi as head coach
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Breaking down the changes on the Boston College football staff
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Cornerback a top priority for the Patriots as they meet with some of the top players at the position
Going into this off-season, cornerback was identified as one of the top positional needs the Patriots have. With Jonathan Jones a free agent and little depth behind him outside of Marcus and Jack Jones, the Patriots need to address the position. New England will look at all options starting with the draft. The Patriots have met with some of the top draft prospects in Indianapolis this week including: Oregon’s Christian……
Patriots meeting with Anthony Richardson is not that surprising. It is a part of the Combine process
The Patriots met with Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson at the Scouting Combine this week. Many might ask, why meet with him? It is not like the Patriots are taking a quarterback in the first round. Especially not one who has made 13 starts and needs refinement. Well, like I tell people all the time. We are not privy to their draft board. We don’t know what they think of Richardson….
5 areas to watch for as Boston College opens spring practice
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NFLPA Anonymous Report Card Report reflects poorly on the Patriots.
The NFLPA surveyed over 1,300 players recently and asked them to rate their experience with their organizations. Overall, the Patriots ranked 24th out of 32 teams in terms of overall player satisfaction. The ranking was surprising considering the team’s success the past 23 years. Players anonymously rated the state of their teams’ facilities and their daily work experience by locker room; travel; training staff; strength staff; training room; weight room;…