OBX Football Clinic 2007

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Times Up!!!!! Pre-Registration is Over. We look forward to seeing all of you on the 30th!! If you haven't pre-registered, we still think this clinic is a "steal" at $45!! Come on out and enjoy a week-end of football, food and fellowship!
It has just been brought to our attention that some coaches have signed up for the Bigger, Faster, Stronger Session on Saturday, but have not registered for the OBX Clinic. Guys, we have been very clear since the onset of advertising for the OBX Clinic that, if you were planning to attend the BFS Session, YOU MUST REGISTER WITH THE OBX CLINIC, AS WELL! We will have folks checking attendance at the BFS Session. If you are not registered for the OBX Clinic, you will be asked for that registration. Without it, you will be ineligible to attend these strength sessions. There are costs incurred by the BFS portion of our clinic that must be accounted for (by us). Please don't force us to make this a negative experience for anyone! Register for the OBX CLINIC prior to going to the BFS Session on Saturday.
SPECIAL OFFER - For any coach that may be interested, we are planning to have our entire clinic, all 47 speakers, 42 hours of football, available on DVD. We will have these DVD's available for our 1)Speakers on Offense and Related Football Topics, and/or, our 2)Speakers on Defense and Special Teams. As an added bonus, a disc will also be available that has 3)all handouts from each of our speakers on a PDF file.
Those who register for the clinic will be able to order the set or sets before you leave the beach, at a discounted price! The Offensive Set or the Defensive/Special Teams Set can be purchased for $19.99 per set or both sets(Off./Related and Def/S.Teams) for $29.99. An additional $5.00 will get you the DVD with all of the handouts from the entire clinic.
The prices listed above are inclusive of tax and shipping and handling. Order forms will be available when you register and at the Exhibit Hall throughout the clinic.
Those not registered for the clinic may also purchase these DVD's. Their cost will be $39.99 for the separate sets or $69.99 for the combined sets. The DVD with handouts will cost an additional $11.99. Call for details.
Come to the beautiful Outer Banks for the 2nd Annual OBX Football Clinic. Our inaugural clinic was exceptional and our 2007 clinic is shaping up to be even better!

Last year, we promised you the best and least expensive clinic offered in the entire state of North Carolina. According to those coaches who attended, our claim was valid!

The wives and significant others attending seemed to have a great time, as well! We encourage you to make this a time to gather information on this great game and
spend quality time with your most avid supporters…..your family.

Here is just some of the information that you may need:

When is the clinic?

The clinic begins at 5:00 PM on Friday, March 30th. Registration begins at 2:00 PM.
Sessions will run through 10:00 PM on Friday followed by a social. Sessions will run from 9:00 AM -5:30 PM on Saturday. This year, we will have a guest speaker on Saturday evening at our "Beach Sampler". This special event will commence around 6:30 or so. Don’t forget….FCA Breakfast Buffet (Saturday), Lunch (Saturday) and a Finger Food Hospitality for coaches and wives at the conclusion of the clinic Saturday night.

Where is the clinic?

The clinic will be held at the Ramada Plaza, at mile post 9.5 on the Beach Road, in Kill Devil Hills, NC.

How much will it cost to attend?

If you pre-register, the cost is $35 per coach. Staffs of three or more coaches can pre-register for $25 per coach. The brochure mentioned below includes your registration form. Pre-registration must be received no later than Thursday, March 15th. All registration at the door is $45! GET PRE-REGISTERED! If you do not receive a pre-registration form by January 26th or if you need a form sent to you, we will be glad to get it in the mail. Just call (252) 975-6407.

What do I get for my money?

Registration entitles you to the following:
§ Clinic T-Shirt
§ Hospitality on both Friday and Saturday
§ FCA Breakfast on Saturday (Wives and Children $8.00 @)
§ Terrific Door Prizes
§ Lunch on Saturday
§ Welcome packet and coupons
§ Eligibility for totally unbelievable room rates. Oceanfront hotel…………Are you ready?……….$52 a night for street view rooms, $62 for dune view and $72 for ocean view!!!!!! Price does not include tax, etc.
§ Eligibility for Bigger, Faster, Stronger Strength Certification on Saturday.
§ An opportunity to listen to, and learn from, some of the most successful people in our business.
§ Exhibitors from Bocock Sports, Fisher, Gear, Schutt, Circle Systems and others.
§ Discount golf package at Seascape (gorgeous course) on Sunday. Get your tee time information when you register.
How do I reserve my room?
Simply call the Ramada at 1-800-635-1824. Be sure to tell them that you are reserving rooms for the OBX Football Clinic. Special rates will be honored for Thursday, March 29th, Friday, March 30th and Saturday, March 31st.
ATTENTION!!!! - Some coaches have been told that the Ramada is sold out. THIS IS NOT THE CASE! If you experience this, please request to speak to the sales office. We hope that this has been worked out, but if not, the girls in the sales office (Mary, Mary, or Jamie) will promptly get your room(s) reserved. If they are not in, leave a voice mail with your phone number and they will call you back. As of today (3/3/07) there are several King Sized Rooms and some 14-16 Doubles remaining.

Who will be presenting and when will they speak?

The speaking docket is now full!!! Check out the bios below to see all of the credentials and experience of our speakers. Man, are we EXCITED!!
We're all set. Thanks for your patience and ...........keep checking back with us for any last minute changes and/or additions.
Current confirmations are as follows. Biographies will be posted here as they are received:
KEYNOTE SPEAKER JUST CONFIRMED:
The 2007 OBX Football Clinic is proud to announce that Coach Jerry Moore of two-time National Champion Appalachian State has just agreed to visit with us on our football week-end.
Coach Moore is the all-time winningest coach in the history of the Southern Conference. He is a two-time national championship coach and was voted the 2005 American Football Coaches Associations Man of the Year!
No state institution has ever won a national championship, at any level, in football, in the history of North Carolina. That is.....until Coach Moore did it.......TWICE!
He has been an assistant under such legends as Hayden Frye at SMU, Tom Osborne at Nebraska and Ken Hatfield at Arkansas. Coach Moore has been a head coach at North Texas, Texas Tech and App State. In 24 years, he has a record of 181-116-2 (154-68 at App).
Coach Moore graduated from Baylor University. He finished his playing career rated in the top ten in school history in receptions. He was the team captain his senior year.
Coach Moore is known throughout coaching circles for his generosity, his knowledge of this great game and his commitment to his family and community.
We are proud and very privileged to have Coach Moore share his story with us!
Todd Lipe-Greenville Rose Defensive Coordinator-4 time State Champions
Coach Lipe is a 1986 graduate of East Rowan High School.
Todd was the Defensive Line Coach at Charleston Southern University, the first year that they fielded a football program (1991)
Coach Lipe was the Defensive Coordinator at Washington (NC) High School from 1992-1995.
From 1995-'97 he was the Defensive Ends Coach for Richmond County High School. Richmond County had a 22-6 record during this time. Todd was the Defensive Coordinator for Richmond County during the 1997 and 1998 seasons. During this time, Richmond County won 2 consecutive 4A State Championships and had a 31-0 record!
2001 saw Coach Lipe move to A.L. Brown High School in Kannapolis as Defensive Coordinator. They were 11-3 and won their conference that year.
Todd moved to Rose H.S. in 2002. The Rampants have won 4 consecutive 4-A State Championships since his arrival. According to Sports Illustrated, Greenville Rose finished #21 in the nation in 2006 and #24 in the nation in 2005.
For those coaches considering attending the OBX Clinic......This young man has been the Defensive Coordinator for 6 State Champions in the past 8 years!!!!!
Greg Thomas-Head Coach-Greenville Rose H.S.
Coach Thomas received his B.S. and his Masters Degrees from East Carolina University. Greg was an outstanding offensive guard for the Pirates as an undergrad from 1983-'86. As a player, he received numerous commendations for his strength and conditioning prowess, as well as his leadership capabilities. This was evident by the fact that he was voted Captain of the 1986 Football Pirates.
Upon graduation, Greg accepted a position as assistant football coach at Washington (NC) High School. He served as assistant for 5 years. In 1993 he was named head football coach at Washington. In 4 years, Greg's teams won 2 conference champinships and made 3 play-off appearances.
Coach Thomas moved to Fort Mill (SC) High School in 1996. In his 3 years as head football coach Greg took his team to the play-offs twice, won a conference championship and made it to the Upper State Finals in 1998.
Coach Thomas took over the reins at Rose High School in 1999. In his 7 year tenure at Rose, he has led them to the play-offs 6 times. His teams have been conference champions 3 times and won 4 consecutive state championshipships!!!
Dale Steele-Head Coach-Campbell University
Coach Steele possesses a wealth of experience at both the high school and collegiate levels:
1977 - Assistant Coach - Ball State University
1978-'79 - Assistant Coach - University of Wisconsin
1980-'82 - Assistant Coach - Tulane University
1983 - Head Coach - St. Charles H.S. - La Place, La
1984-'86 - Assistant Coach - Wichita State University
1987-'88 - Assistant Coach - Kansas State University
1989-'94 - Assistant Coach - East Carolina University
1995-'98 - Head Coach - Northern Nash H.S. (NC)
1998-2002 - Assistant Coach - Baylor University
2003 - Assistant Coach - East Tennessee State University
2004-'05 - Assistant Coach - Elon University
2006 Head Coach - Campbell University
Jack Ginn-Head Coach-NC Wesleyan
Coach Ginn has 19 years of college coaching experience. He began his career at his alma mater, Emory and Henry College. He left E&H for the University of Illinois, only to return to E&H two years later (1990). He coached the secondary at Emery and Henry for the next 6 years before accepting the Offensive Coordinator position at Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa. He stayed at Wartburg for 4 years and was instrumental in leading them to a 35-6 record.
Jack then went on to Shepherd College in Shepherdstown, West Virginia. After 2 years, he was hired as the Head Football Coach at North Carolina Wesleyan.
Donnie Kirkpatrick-WR Coach-East Carolina University
Donnie graduated from South Caldwell High School in Hudson, NC. He went on to letter 3 years at QB at Lenoir-Rhyne College in Hickory, NC.
Donnie's coaching destinations have been:
Appalachian State Asst. - 1989-92, Eastern Michigan University Asst. - 1993-94, University of Louisville Asst. - 1995-96, University of Cincinnati Asst. - 1997, Offensive Coordinator UT-Chattanooga - 1998-99, Head Coach, UT Chattanooga - 2000-2002, Western Carolina University Asst. - 2003-04, East Carolina University Asst (Recruiting Coordinator) - 2005-06
Rick Smith-Secondary Coach-East Carolina University
Rick graduated from Richards High School in Tallahassie, Florida. He attended Florida State on a baseball scholarship.
Coaching Experience:
Rick coached high school football for 8 years. He's coached at the following universities in his career: Georgia Tech, East Tennessee State, Alabama, Baylor, Kentucky, Tulane, Cincinnati, Louisiana Tech, and East Carolina.
In 2004 Rick was the Secondary Coach for the Berlin Thunder, in NFL Europe.
Harper Donahoe-Principal-Currituck County H.S.(Ex FB Coach!)
Dr. Donahoe was a member of the 1968 Virginia State Football Champion George Washington High School in Danville, Virginia. He attended and played football at the University of North Carolina from 1969-1973. While there, he appeared in 3 Bowl Games (Peach, Gator, Sun) and was a part of two ACC Championships. His coaching and administrative experience:
1973-'79 - Assistant Coach-Princess Anne H.S. in Va. Beach
1979-'83 - Head Football Coach-Princess Anne H.S.-Va. Beach- 1979 District Champions, 1979 Tidewater Coach of the Year)
1983-'90 - Head Football Coach-Kellam H.S.-Va. Beach-1984 District Champions, 1984 District Coach of the Year.
- Dr. Donahoe has served as an administrator since 1990 at several levels of public education.
Dealton Cotton-Head Coach-Maury H.S.-Norfolk, Va.
Coach Cotton is a graduate of Granby (Va.) High School. He went on to play nose guard at East Carolina University. While at ECU, Coach Cotton earned his degree in Criminal Justice and Social Work. Prior to ending his playing career, he took advantage of his scholarship opportunity to attain his Masters Degree in Social Work.
Dealton began his coaching career under head coach Dave Hudak at Granby, as assistant defensive coordinator. He accepted the head coaching position at Hertford County (NC) H.S. in 2002. His 2 year record at HC was 16-7. This included a Northeastern Coastal Coference Championship in 2002.
Coach Cotton then moved on to become head coach at Maury High School in Norfolk. He has taken the Commodore program to new heights since his arrival. In 2006, Cotton lead Maury to the Virginia Regional Finals. Dealton is a guidance counselor at Maury.
Greg Watford-Head Coach-Hertford County H.S.
Coach Watford graduated from Ahoskie (NC) High School where he played on the 1979 AAA State Runner-up Football Team coached by Hall of Fame Coach Daryl Allen.
Greg has 23 years of coaching experience, 15 of which, he has been a head coach.
He has coached at Southeast Halifax, Southern Vance, West Carteret and Hertford County. Greg's 2004 team was Eastern North Carolina's AAA Runners-up. In 2006, Coach Watford's team rushed for over 5000 yards!!
Coach Watford has received the following accolades for his achievements: 1997 NC Preps AA Coach of the Year, 1997 Durham Herald Sun Coach of the Year, 1997 and 2000 Daily Dispatch Coach of the Year, and the 2006 Northeastern Coastal Conference Coach of the Year.
Alvin Parker-Off. Coord. - Elizabeth City State University
Coach Parker, a graduate of Virginia Union University, where he was voted Offensive MVP in both 1996 and 1998.
Coach Parker was the Offensive Coordinator and Running Backs Coach A VUU for 5 years. In those 5 years VUU won 38 games, 3 Dividional Titles and played in the 2001 Pioneer Bowl.
He just completd his 4th year as the Offensive Coordinator at Elizabeth City State where they were 11-2.
Marcus White - Def. Coord. - Elizabeth City State University
Coach White spent his first three years as the Defensive Line Coach at Hampton University, his alma mater.
He then was a defensive assistant at ECSU for 2 years before taking over the reigns of Defensive Coordinator for the last 4 seasons. ECSU has been consistently in the elite categories defensively during his tenure.
Dwayne Kellum-Head Coach-Southside H.S.
Coach Kellum is a 1982 graduate of East Carolina University. DeWayne played for the infamous Bo Rein at N.C. State prior to transferring to ECU. He began his coaching career at Chocowinity High School. He became the head coach in 1985 and led his team to their first conference championship and play-off appearance in 1987.
Coach Kellum left in 1988 to Coach under legendary Coach Harold Robinson at Williamston High School. He was an assistant in football and the head basketball coach. After one year at Williamston, Coach Kellum returned to Chocowinity for the next ten years. During that time his teams won 2 conference championships and made 9 play-off appearances. In 1999, Chocowinity and Aurora high schools combined to form Southside High School.
DeWayne was and continues to be the first and only head football coach at the school. He has led them to 3 conference championships, 2 eastern regional championships and 2 state runners-up in their first 6 years! In the past 5 years, DeWayne has compiled a 58-12 record and has become the winningest football coach in Beaufort County History.
Coach Kellum has received the following honors: N.C. AP Coach of the Year, N.C. Preps 1-A Coach of the Year, Washington Daily News and Greenville Daily Reflector Coach of the Year.
Rich Dombroski-Head Coach-Currituck County H.S.
Rich began his coaching career at Cooper City High School in Cooper City, Florida in 1992-94.
Linebacker Coach at Sranahan High School in Fort Lauderdale, Florida from 1994-95.
Rich was a Linebacker Coach ('98-'99) and the Defensive Line Coach ('00-'01) at Iona College in New Rochelle, NY.
From 2002-04, Offensive Coordinator, Jack Britt High School, Fayetteville, NC.
Rich has been the Head Football Coach at Currituck County High School since July of 2004.
Lance Neven- Bigger, Faster, Stronger, Southeast Director.
Touted as the youngest head coach in Alabama Prep History at 22 years of age. Was named an All-Star Coach AISA-Football in 1986. Served on the Auburn University Strength Staff in 1988-'89. Was USM-Wright Strength and Conditioning Coach in 1989-'90. Has been involved with BFS since 1986 and is now full-time serving as the Southeast Director of BFS.
Shawn Elliott-Offensive Line Coach-Appalachian State University - National Champions!!!
Coach Elliott is a graduate of App State. He began his coaching career as a Defensive Assistant at App State in 1997-'98. He worked with tight ends in 1999-2000. He has directed the Offensive Line since 2001.
Kenny Browning - Assistant Coach - UNC
Coach Browning is the longest tenured assistant coach at UNC. He is entering his 14th season with the Tarheels and his 40th overall. In 2007, he will coach the running backs. He will continue in his position of Director of High School Relations will head up clinics and camps.
Coach Browning has coached on both sides of the ball during his time at UNC. He was the defensive coordinator in 2000. Prior to coming to UNC, Coach Browning was the head coach and athletic director at Northern High School for 18 years. He compiled a 178-35 record, won the 1993 4-A State Championship and the Shrine Bowl. That same year he was named the North Carolina Coach of the Year. That year, he became only the third coach to win both the state championship and the Shrine Bowl.
Sam Pittman - Offensive Line Coach - UNC
Coach Pittman has coached at many levels all over the U.S. :
Student Assistant Coach - Pittsburg (Kan.) State University
Asst. Coach - Beggs (Okla.) H.S.
Head Coach - Princeton (Mo.) H.S.
Head Coach - Hutchinson (Kan.) Community College
Assistant Coach at the following: University of Oklahoma, University of Cincinnati, Western Michigan University, University of Kansas, University of Missouri, Northern Illinois University (2 Stints)
Keith Willis-Defensive Line Coach-North Carolina State University
Coach Willis is a graduate of Northeastern University. Upon graduation, Keith signed as a free agent with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1982. He concluded his career with the Steelers ranked fourth in team history in QB sacks with 59, trailing only L.C. Greenwood (73.5), Joe Greene (66), and Jason Gildon (62.5).
Coach Willis retired with the Buffalo Bills following their 1993 Super Bowl appearance.
Keith coached at Slippery Rock University from 1995-1997. He served as an "intern" coach for the Steelers 1998. He joined the staff at Boston College in 2000.
Tony Hoggard-Head Coach-Bertie High School
Coach Hoggard is a 1987 graduate of Bertie High School.
He holds a B.A. Degree in Industrial Relations from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Tony was a 2 year letter winner as an offensive and defensive linemen at Carolina.
He was the head coach at C.G. White Middle School from 1992-1994. In 1995 he joined the varsity staff at Bertie High School. Coach Hoggard just finished his first year as the head high school football coach at Bertie!
Coach Hal Capps-Head Coach-Western Alamance High School
2006 - State runner-up 3A 2005 - State runner up 3A 2004 - State runner-up 2AA Western Alamance has been in the Regional Finals 6 out of the last 8 years. Over-all record for the past 8 years is 95 wins and 23 losses. Hal Capps has been at Western twice as long as any football coach is theschools history - 15 years. Over-all record 129 wins and 67 losses. Western Alamance has been in the play-offs 10 times under Capps. Coach Capps was 1999 2A NC.Preps News Coach of the year, Conference coach of the year -4 times, Regional coach of the year - 3 times, 2001 Shrine Bowl Asst. Coach, 2006 Head coach of East-West Game, 2006 NCHSAA Toby Webb coach of the year.
Coach Jeff Snuffer-Offensive Coordinator- Western Alamance_High School
Coach Snuffer graduated from Liberty High School in Raleigh County, West Virginia. He received his Bachelor's Degree from Bridgewater College in Virginia.
Jeff coached at Pound High School in Wise County Virginia for his first two years (1990-92).
In 1992, Coach Snuffer came to Western Alamance High School. He has been the Offensive Coordinator since 1994. He has coached for the regional championship 6 of the last 8 years and were 3 times state runners up.
Brian Scott-Offensive Coordinator - ODU
Brian has served as recruiting coordinator, offensive line, running back and tight ends coach at Maine since 2003.
In his first season as the offensive line coach, he helped tutor senior co-captain and center Ben Lazarski, who was named an Associated Press third-team All-American. He also tutored Josh Radulski who earned second team All-Atlantic 10 honors in 2004 as he totaled 29 receptions for 271 yards and five touchdowns.
Scott coached the wide receivers, tight ends, and kickoff return team during the 2001 season at the University of Tennessee-Martin. Two of his receivers finished in the top five in receptions per game in the Ohio Valley Conference. He also guided the Skyhawks kickoff return team from last place in the nine-team league in 2002 to third place in the league in 2003.
Before Tennessee-Martin, Scott served as the quarterback coach in 2002 at the University of Massachusetts-Lowell, an NCAA Division II institution. He was instrumental in developing a new passing scheme that set new school records for completions, pass attempts and passing yards in a single season.
In 2000 and 2001, Scott was the offensive coordinator and quarterback coach at Cony High School in Augusta, Maine. He implemented a new offensive game plan that helped Cony reach the Class A State playoffs for the first time in 10 years. After a brilliant high school career as a quarterback at Waterville High School, Scott joined the Maine football team in 1995. He served as a back-up quarterback for three seasons before getting the nod as the starter in 1999. He won the Maine Sports Hall of Fame Special Achievement Award, and is the tenth all-time leading passer at the school. He earned a B.S. in Communications from the University of Maine in 2000.
Andy Rondeau - Defensive Coordinator - ODU
Andy Rondeau begins his first year with the Monarchs and will serve as the defensive coordinator, joined the Maine staff last year, coaching the defensive backs and serving as the special team's coordinator. Prior to going to Maine, Rondeau served as the assistant defensive coordinator at Division 1-A Buffalo in the Mid American Conference. He worked with the Buffalo defense in 2005, which ranked ninth nationally in pass defense and 49th in total defense. The Bulls led the MAC in pass defense by giving up an average of just 173.6 yards through the air. They ranked fourth in total defense, giving up just 353.0 yards per contest.
From 2003-04, Rondeau was the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Tennessee-Martin. He was also an assistant coach at North Dakota State from 1997-2003. He served as a graduate assistant coach at the University of Pittsburgh from 1994-97 under legendary coach Johnny Majors, where he assisted with the defensive backs and helped tutor Anthony Dorsett, who went on to start in the defensive secondary for the Oakland Raiders. Rondeau served in the same capacity at Northeastern from 1991-1994.
A graduate of Syracuse, Rondeau earned his B.A. in English in 1991. He also worked as a student assistant coach under Dick McPherson, who also spent time as the head coach of the New England Patriots.
Chip West - Recruiting Coord, Asst. Head Coach - ODU
Coach West has just accepted the position of Recruiting Coordinator, Secondary Coach and Assistant Head Coach for Old Dominion.
Coach West was at James Madison University for the past three seasons.
Before JMU: Coached the defensive backs at Fordham during a 9-3 season in 2003... previously was the wide receivers coach at Colgate for four seasons and worked as a graduate assistant coach at West Virginia… Colgate shared the 2002 Patriot League title with Fordham, finishing with a 9-3 overall record and a 6-1 league mark... the Raiders led the Patriot League in 2002 in total offense, averaging 392.5 yards per game, including 215.0 yards per game passing… in 1999 Colgate won the Patriot League title and competed in the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs…. graduate assistant at West Virginia for two years, working with the defense and helping the Mountaineers to appearances in the Carquest and Insight.com bowls.

Personal: Played at Kecoughtan High School under current JMU assistant head coach Curt Newsome and with former JMU quarterback Eriq Williams... received his bachelor's degree in computer information systems and his master's in physical education from West Virginia while working there as a graduate assistant coach... was an all-conference wide receiver at Livingstone… has a son, Justin (15), and a daughter, Jada (13).
Mike Emery - Robert E. Fitch and Montiville High School in Connecticut
As a high school head coach from the state of Connecticut, Mike had record of 156-57-2 from 1982-2001. His team was the number one rated team in the state in 2000. He led his teams to undefeated seasons in 1994, 1999, and 2000. His teams were state champions in 1999 and 2000. During his tenure he won nine conference championships and was named Eastern Connecticut's Coach of the Year 10 times!
Running his infamous "Double Wing" the last 6 years of his career, Coach Emery compiled a record of 61 wins and 8 losses. this included a 35 game win streak. He won 5 conference titles, 2 State Championships and had 5 undefeated regular seasons.
Mr. Salandro Has Returned
If you read the Blog last night, we reported that, due to a family emergency, Mr. Salandro would be unable to speak on Saturday evening. Fortunately for all of us, that will not be the case!
Indeed, Mr. Salandro will address clinic attendees, wives and local business leaders at our "Beach Sampler Social".
The food, donated by Kelly's Resaurant, Peppercorns, Slammin' Sammy's and Owen's Restaurant, will be available between 6:00 and 6:15 PM. Mr. Salandro will deliver his message between 6:30 and 6:45. All of this will take place in the third floor banquet room of the Ramada.
You don't want to miss this powerful speaker!!
TIMES, SPEAKERS AND TOPICS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Friday, March 30th
Time -Speaker- Topic Under Name
5:00 Todd Lipe-Greenville Rose
"Rampant Defensive Principals, Fronts, and Coverages"
5:00 Lance Nevin-Bigger, Faster, Stronger
"Leave it on the Field........Leave it in the Weight Room!"
5:00 Greg Watford-Hertford Cty.
" The 3-R's of Option Football:
Read, React, and Repetition!"
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6:00 Todd Lipe-Rose H.S.
"Zone, Auto and Blitz the Formation"
6:00 Lance Nevin-Bigger, Faster, Stronger
"Maximizing Your Athletes! A Recipe for Success"
6:00 Greg Watford-Hertford H.S.
"3-R's of Option Football" (cont.)
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7:00 Dr. Harper Donohoe-Currituck Cty. High School
"Pressure Often Rises-
A Principal's Perspective"
7:00 Alvin Parker - Off. Coordinator - Elizabeth City State University
"Executing the Multiple Offense"
7:00 Mike Emery-Fitch and Montiville H.S.-Conn.
"Breakdown of the Double-Wing Offense"
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8:00 Hal Capps-Western Alamance High School
"Drills and Techniques for the 3-4 Defense"
8:00 Marcus White - Def. Coordinator - Elizabeth City State
"Defense is a State of Mind!"
8:00 Mike Emery - Connecticut High School Coach
"Advantages of the Double-Wing Offense"
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9:00 Dale Steele-Campbell University- Head Coach
"The Spread Punt and Its Advantages"
9:00 Hal Capps-Western Alamance High School
"Advantages of the 3-4 Defense"
9:00 Jack Ginn-NC Wesleyan-Head Coach
"The Run Game from Multiple Shotgun Formations"
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Saturday, March 31
9:00 Dale Steele-Campbell
"Utilizing Formations to Conrol the Defense"
9:00 Donnie Kirkpatrick-ECU-WR Coach
"Wide Receivers.........Coach 'Em"
9:oo Jack Ginn-NC Wesleyan
"The Offensive Line's Role in the Shotgun Offense"
9:00 Tony Hoggard-Bertie High School
"Fundamentals of the Offensive Line"
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10:00 Rick Smith-ECU Secondary Coach
"Things Every DB Should Know"
10:00 Donnie Kirkpatrick-ECU
"ECU's Spread Passing Game"
10:00 Dealton Cotton-Head Coach-Maury H.S.-Norfolk
"Developing A Winning Program"
10:00 Tony Hoggard-Bertie High School
"Fundamentals of the Defensive Line"
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11:00 Rick Smith-ECU
"ECU Secondary-Playing the Run and the Pass the
Pirate Way"
11:00 Dealton Cotton-Maury H.S.
"Installation of the 4-6 Bear Defense"
11:00 Greg Thomas-Head Coach-Greenville Rose H.S.
"A Look Inside the Rampant Offense"
11:00 Dwayne Kellum-Head Coach-Southside H.S.
"Fundamentals of LB Play"
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12:00 LUNCH - Head Coach Jerry Moore - App. State
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1:30 Shawn Elliott-Off. Line Coach-App. State Univ.
"Spread Shotgun Run Game "
1:30 Greg Thomas-Head Coach-Greenville Rose
"Line Responsibilities in the Rampant Offense"
1:30 Brian Scott-Off. Coord.-ODU
"Installation of the Spread Offense"
1:30 Dwayne Kellum-Head Coach-Southside H.S.
"Fundamentals of Secondary Play"
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2:30 Shawn Elliott-Appalachian State (Cont.)
"Spread Shotgun Run Game "
2:30 Andy Rondeau-Off, Coord.-ODU
"Installation of the Under Front"
2:30 Keith Willis-D-Line Coach-NC State
"Wolfpack D-Line Play vs. the Run"
2:30 Rich Dombroski-Head Coach-Currituck H.S.
"Fundamentals of the Run Game"
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3:30 Sam Pittman-Offensive Line Coach-UNC
"4 Ways to Run the Inside Zone"
3:30 Coach Keith Willis-Defensive Line Coach-NC State
"Wolf Pack D-Line Play vs. the Pass (Stunts/Pressure)"
3:30 Jeff Snuffer-OC-Western Alamance H.S.
"Installation of the 1 Back Offense"
3:30 Rich Dombroski-Head Coach-Currituck Cty. H.S.
"Fundamentals of the Passing Game"
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4:30 Kenny Browning-UNC
"Multiple Ways to Run Misdirection"
4:30 Darana Ruhle-Trainer-Manteo H.S.
"Safety Issues.....We Are All Responsible"
4:30 Jeff Snuffer-Western Alamance H.S.
"1 Back Offense"
4:30 Chip West-Asst. Head Coach-Old Dominion
"Drills and Techniques for Winning Secondary Play"
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Please don't forget our "OBX Beach Sampler Social" in the Currituck Room at 6:00, after the clinic! Come and hear Mr. Jerry Salandro! A wonderful way to culminate an information-filled week-end!
Goals of the OBX Clinic:

As high school football coaches, we began this clinic with three basic goals in mind:
1) Make it as affordable as possible. We need young coaches to continue to instruct our youngsters as to the benefits of this great game. We want them not to have to take out a loan to listen to colleagues and to network with others. We do not want to forget the veteran coaches either. Our hourly wage makes us rich in affection and passion for our program and kids, but provides little for our professional growth expense accounts!
2) To give coaches the opportunity to hear a myriad of qualified coaches on several topics of their choosing.
3) Provide coaches with the opportunity to include their families as part of the clinic experience. To let them know how very special they are to each of us.

More on BFS:
Bigger Faster Stronger, Inc., the nation’s leader in athletic fitness will conduct a Strength and Conditioning Certification Clinic in conjunction with the OBX Football Clinic.* Sessions will be held at Manteo High School. Transportation will be provided for all coaches. Lunch will be delivered to you at Manteo High School. The curriculum comprises the latest, most current techniques developed by BFS.

For over 30 years, BFS has been the number one source of information on strength and conditioning for the nations’ athletes and coaches. BFS founder and CEO Dr. Greg Shepard encourages all coaches and instructors who supervise programs of strength and conditioning to become certified for these reasons:

Liability
Education
Confidence
Career

For just $149 (Practical Certification) per coach or $99 (Theory Certification-complete at any time) per coach, this clinic affords you the opportunity to have all your coaches and physical education instructors certified as BFS Total Program Coaches, bring the latest in training techniques back to your school, and empower your athletes.

Many schools consider this certification so important that they fund the fees for their coaches and instructors to attend using money from the district’s tuition fund.

To register your applicants, call Lance at 877-214-6060 and give him your purchase order number or credit card information. Lance will be happy to answer any of your questions.

On a scale of one to ten, how good a coach do you want to be? BFS says, “Choose to Be An 11!”

Lance Neven, BFS Southeast Director

*You must register with the OBX Football Clinic to be eligible for BFS certification classes and to get the clinic rates for hotel, meal packages and socials. A BSF representative will hold two sessions on strength training at the clinic on Friday night prior to the certification classes held on Saturday. Come early and enjoy the entire clinic!!

Questions?

Should you have any questions related to the 2007 OBX Football Clinic, please do not hesitate to post your question(s) on this site or call one of us. We will be glad to answer any and all questions.

Walt Davis – (252) 480-3047

Bing Mitchell – (252) 975–6407

Rex Sponhaltz – (252) 441-3547