TIGER update

[Kamd50]

Massillon Tiger football notes
By CHRIS EASTERLING
The Independent
http://www.indeonline.com/sports/x889231670

excerpt:Hall has remained upbeat about the progress the players are making in the offseason program. He has raved about the enthusiasm shown by the players, something he can trace to a number of different factors.
“Obviously a new coach, a little different style,” Hall said last week. “They’re picking up on it. I think that from one standpoint, the kids know they have a fresh start. Anytime there is a new situation, there is a fresh start. Just like in any situation, it should be a competition for position all summer long, and that’s what we’re looking for.”
The new coach is anxious to see how the work in the weight room translates over to the practice field.
“Make no bones about it, we’re going to put our kids on the field and try to find as many of them as we can to get them on the field,” Hall said. “The kids understand that, I think they’re looking forward to that, and so is the staff.”

[casey]

Thanks Kamd, I missed that info. in the paper, but it's great to hear that they are off to a good start.

[Al.]

Massillon Tiger football notes
By CHRIS EASTERLING
The Independent
http://www.indeonline.com/sports/x889231670


Included in the same article was this tid bit "Teams are only permitted seven camp days during the summer months, which does not include weight lifting. The camp days were reduced from seven to 10 in the past five years in order to push back the start of two-a-days to an earlier date so teams could have a chance to schedule two scrimmages."

So much for checking your work before it is published :rolleyes:

[Mass6]

Included in the same article was this tid bit "Teams are only permitted seven camp days during the summer months, which does not include weight lifting. The camp days were reduced from seven to 10 in the past five years in order to push back the start of two-a-days to an earlier date so teams could have a chance to schedule two scrimmages."

So much for checking your work before it is published :rolleyes:

You mean 7 is less then 10???? :laughing:

[DAWGH8R]

Included in the same article was this tid bit "Teams are only permitted seven camp days during the summer months, which does not include weight lifting. The camp days were reduced from seven to 10 in the past five years in order to push back the start of two-a-days to an earlier date so teams could have a chance to schedule two scrimmages."

So much for checking your work before it is published :rolleyes:

Isn't he the reporter that was busted on the drug charges ??? If so, maybe he's still using !!:stars:

[Banks]

Isn't he the reporter that was busted on the drug charges ??? If so, maybe he's still using !!:stars:


No that was Robert Villella

[TigerLily]

Included in the same article was this tid bit "Teams are only permitted seven camp days during the summer months, which does not include weight lifting. The camp days were reduced from seven to 10 in the past five years in order to push back the start of two-a-days to an earlier date so teams could have a chance to schedule two scrimmages."

So much for checking your work before it is published :rolleyes:

Must be that “FUZZY MATH”!

http://www.wisebread.com/files/fruganomics/imagecache/blog_image_full/files/fruganomics/blog-images/1407846907_7a2d4c2423.jpg

[Kamd50]

In another thread, Monte asked when practices were for WHS and the MMS. To not go any further off topic in the coaching staff thread, I am posting an answer, in part, here.

Practices for the highschool are on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, starting bright and early at 7 a.m. sharp!

Lifting: Monday = Board Bench & Box Squat
Wednesday = Hang Clean & Squats
Friday = Bench Press

Followed up everyday by : 5 agility stations
1- 800, 3-200's, 4 striders,
4 sprints, 4-10 yard sprints

Followed up with team offense and team defense

It's kicking their butts, so Coach Hall must be doing a good job so far:tig:

[Mass6]

In another thread, Monte asked when practices were for WHS and the MMS. To not go any further off topic in the coaching staff thread, I am posting an answer, in part, here.

Practices for the highschool are on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, starting bright and early at 7 a.m. sharp!

Lifting: Monday = Board Bench & Box Squat
Wednesday = Hang Clean & Squats
Friday = Bench Press

Followed up everyday by : 5 agility stations
1- 800, 3-200's, 4 striders,
4 sprints, 4-10 yard sprints

Followed up with team offense and team defense

It's kicking their butts, so Coach Hall must be doing a good job so far:tig:

:scratchchin: Looks a lot like the workout I remember from MUC. That is a good thing!!!!

[CarlE]

:scratchchin: Looks a lot like the workout I remember from MUC. That is a good thing!!!!

That can ONLY be goodness. Kick behind, guys!!

[BigTime]

It's kicking their butts, so Coach Hall must be doing a good job so far.

That certainly is encouraging news and is exactly what training to become a Massillon Tiger SHOULD be! :weightlift:

[DAWGH8R]

After the last 2 seasons, these kids need a little butt-kicking !! :no1:

[Smitty]

After the last 2 seasons, these kids need a little butt-kicking !!

Not to nit-pick, but those kids need a LOT of butt-kicking!!

[Kamd50]

It was very good to hear that Andy Alleman spent a little of his valuable time today with our Tigers. Most often heard word, "HUGE" LOL:thanx:Andy!

[CATS44]

This is something that I hope Hall works really hard at...getting former Tigers who have gone on to success at higher levels of football to come back and interact with the kids.

It is something that Tressel has done in Columbus, and it has been a big positive.

[MTigers006]

It was very good to hear that Andy Alleman spent a little of his valuable time today with our Tigers. Most often heard word, "HUGE" LOL:thanx:Andy!

I second that Kamd50. Its really awsome when former Tigers remember thier roots and come back and speak to the current Tigers. Again thanks ALOT Andy. Your a class act.

[MTigers006]

This is something that I hope Hall works really hard at...getting former Tigers who have gone on to success at higher levels of football to come back and interact with the kids.

It is something that Tressel has done in Columbus, and it has been a big positive.

I agree 120% and couldn't agree more. Its a great and excellent idea.