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1. Uncovering the Influence of Pre and Post Class Factors on Instructor Adoption and Utilization of Classroom Technology

Author

Benoit, Andy

Abstract

To better understand situational factors that influence the adoption and utilization of a common classroom technology, interactive whiteboards, this research used a mixed-methods approach to investigate the technological and pedagogical tasks instructors complete prior to and following lesson delivery within the context of institutional scheduling. A five-step model was developed that illustrates instructor behaviors with consideration given to the influence of time on instructor decision making. This research cautiously concludes by noting that the transition time between classes may be an influential factor on how instructors utilize technology in their classrooms.

Published
2022

2. Textbook Affordability and Student Acceptance of eTextbooks: An Institutional Case-Study

Author

Benoit, Andy M.

Abstract

There is significant interest among institutions of higher education in the potential of digital textbooks to enhance student learning and to address issues arising from textbook affordability. Innovations in digital textbook design and delivery infrastructure and the emergence of exemplary practices from early adopters signal that digital reading may be a practical alternative to print. Less well understood, however, is students' experience of textbook affordability, their experience of print and digital textbook utilization, and factors that might influence their acceptance of digital textbooks. This paper explores the results of a semester-long eTextbook research project at a Canadian college and shares six suggestions grounded in student feedback.

Published
2018

3. Investigating the Impact of Interactive Whiteboards in Higher Education: A Case Study

Author

Benoit, Andy

Abstract

Interactive whiteboards (IWBs) are a billion-dollar industry. Their prominent position in classrooms, frequently the single display to share digital information, draws attention to their influence on teaching and learning processes. This research presents a case-study of a Canadian college with over five years of IWB experience. Findings show that despite implementing best-practices, most instructors underutilize IWB capabilities. This research concludes that the IWB contribution to student learning has been limited with potentially detrimental impacts on student perception and comprehension given the smaller size of IWBs and their lower mounting position when compared to traditional projection screens.

Published
2018

4. Monitoring Implementation of Active Learning Classrooms at Lethbridge College, 2014-2015

Author

Benoit, Andy

Abstract

Having experienced preliminary success in designing two active learning classrooms, Lethbridge College developed an additional eight active learning classrooms as part of a three-year initiative spanning 2014-2017. Year one of the initiative entailed purchasing new audio-visual equipment and classroom furniture followed by installation. This significant increase in scale created opportunities to expose an even broader group of instructors and students to active learning classrooms. Year one research entailed investigating student and instructor perceptions on three topics, (1) equipment and technology, (2) learning environment design and (3) interaction. Collectively, twelve key findings and eight recommendations were generated.

Published
2017

6. A Phenomenological Study to Describe the Perseverance Experiences of Community College Students

Author

Benoit, Andy John, Jr. and Benoit, Andy John, Jr.

Abstract

The purpose of this transcendental phenomenological study was to describe the perseverance experiences of first-generation students at one community college in the Southern United States. Tinto’s internationalist theory served as the theoretical framework for the study, which sought to answer the central research question: How do first-generation students at community college in the Southern United States describe their perseverance experience from their first to second year of college? There were four sub-questions included in the study: (1) How do college students describe the events that led them to persevere from their first to their second year of college? (2) How do college students describe the preparatory instances from high school that were most beneficial to their second year of college? (3) How do students who completed their first year of college describe the most impactful experience on their success and perseverance? (4) How do college students describe the instances which had an adverse effect on their perseverance experiences? Purposeful opportunity sampling was employed to obtain a sample population of 12 first-generation community college students who had shared experiences relative to the phenomenon of persistence. Data to examine the phenomenon in-depth were obtained using interviews focus groups, as well as a reflective writing assignment which revealed 10 themes that included: (a) motivation, (b) peer support, (c) institutional support and interventions, (d) class and academic experience, (e) special skills learned, (f) engagement, (g) learning opportunities, (h) interpersonal experiences, (i) academic challenges, and (j) COVID-19. The study findings, limitations, and recommendations for further study were provided.

Published
2021

7. It Is Time for Baker Mayfield

Author

Benoit, Andy and Illustrated, Sports

Subjects
News, opinion and commentary, Sports and fitness, Cleveland Browns, New Orleans Saints
Abstract

Byline: Andy Benoit, Sports Illustrated After the Cleveland Browns' 21-18 loss to the New Orleans Saints, the heat on general manager John Dorsey and head coach Hue Jackson to figure [...]

Published
2018

8. Kevin Byard.

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
FOOTBALL players, COLLEGE football, FOOTBALL teams
Abstract

The article offers information on the American football safety Kevin Byard for the Tennessee Titans plays an often overlooked position in a relatively small market and hails from a college team . It mentions that according to Pro Football Focus, he has established himself as one of the league's best, and ranks as one of the top 50 players; and also mentions that his football intelligence launched his National Football League (NFL) career.

Published
2019

9. MOVING ON TO 2019.

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*SPORTS forecasting, *LINEMEN (Football), *WIDE receivers (Football), *DEFENSIVE backs (Football)
Abstract

The article previews the 2019 National Football League (NFL) season and examines the football player-related needs of all 32 NFL teams. According to the article, the Oakland Raiders squad needs defensive players and the New England Patriots organization should be focusing on acquiring a deep-threat wide receiver. Offensive linemen, defensive ends, and cornerbacks are examined in relation to the New York Giants, Miami Dolphins, and Arizona Cardinals football teams.

Published
2019

10. IN THE HEARTLAND.

Author

Bishop, Greg and Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*WINNING & losing (Contests & competitions), *FOOTBALL playoffs
Abstract

The article discusses various aspects of the Minnesota Vikings National Football League (NFL) team's 2018-2019 season, and it mentions winning and losing in football, quarterback Kirk Cousins, and playoff-related expectations for the Vikings organization. Coach Mike Zimmer and general manager Rick Spielman are addressed, along with wideout Adam Thielen and the team's lack of Super Bowl championship wins over the years.

Published
2018

11. HEY, QB SCRAP THE SUPERMAN CAPE (AND OTHER ADVICE FOR AVOIDING IR AT THE MOST DANGEROUS POSITION IN SPORTS)

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*QUARTERBACKS (Football), *FOOTBALL injuries, *TWENTY-first century, *HISTORY, *WOUNDS & injuries, *PREVENTION
Abstract

The article presents a roundtable discussion featuring various National Football League (NFL) players such as T.J. Lang and coaches Hue Jackson and Frank Reich who offer advice on how quarterbacks can avoid getting injured during the 2018-2019 NFL season. The running habits of quarterbacks such as Carson Wentz are addressed, along with passing and the views of NFL quarterbacks such as Andrew Luck, Eli Manning, and Matthew Stafford.

Published
2018

12. Week 14 N.F.L. Quick Hits: Reviewing a Call of Pass Interference

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football (Professional) -- Competitions, Instant replay (Sports), General interest, News, opinion and commentary, New England Patriots -- Competitions, Pittsburgh Steelers -- Competitions, Cleveland Browns -- Competitions, Detroit Lions -- Competitions, Philadelphia Eagles -- Competitions, Miami Dolphins -- Competitions
Abstract

Patriots 27, Browns 26 Bill Belichick made headlines in the days leading up to this game when he said that the N.F.L. should make all plays subject to challenge. After [...]

Published
2013

13. Week 11 N.F.L. Quick Hits: Payton's Faith in Saints' Defense

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Green Bay Packers -- Competitions, New York Giants -- Competitions, San Francisco Forty-Niners -- Competitions, Los Angeles Chargers -- Competitions, New Orleans Saints -- Competitions, Miami Dolphins -- Competitions, Football (Professional) -- Competitions
Abstract

Saints 23, 49ers 20 The most telling tidbit from this game was Sean Payton's timeout call with 2 minutes 11 seconds left and his team about to attempt a game-tying […]

Published
2013

14. Week 10 N.F.L. quick hits: a Broncos offense that builds

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football teams -- Competitions -- Statistics, Football (Professional) -- Statistics, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Denver Broncos -- Statistics -- Competitions
Abstract

Broncos 28, Chargers 20 Demaryius Thomas's three touchdowns were a microcosm of the great Broncos offense on Sunday. The first touchdown came on one of Denver's staple tight red zone [...]

Published
2013

15. Week 8 N.F.L. Quick Hits: The Pure Arm of Matthew Stafford

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football (Professional) -- Competitions, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Andy Benoit takes a tour through Week 8, which included another coaching masterpiece from Bill Belichick, a giveaway game by the Steelers and an irrelevant performance from the Vikings' Adrian [...]

Published
2013

16. Week 3 Quick Hits: Takeaways on Steelers and Bears

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football (Professional) -- Competitions, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Atlanta Falcons -- Competitions, Chicago Bears -- Competitions, Pittsburgh Steelers -- Competitions, San Francisco Forty-Niners -- Competitions, Miami Dolphins -- Competitions, Indianapolis Colts -- Competitions
Abstract

Despite a 40-23 loss to the Bears that dropped the Steelers to 0-3 Sunday night, Pittsburgh still may have the stingiest defense in football. But it's a unit that has [...]

Published
2013

17. Leave Me Alone!

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football fans -- Humor and anecdotes, Television broadcasting of sports -- Personal narratives -- Humor and anecdotes, Domestic relations -- Humor and anecdotes, Football (Professional) -- Appreciation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

I watched Super Bowl XLVI in February by myself, the same way I watch most televised N.F.L. games. Sad? Hardly. Solo watching is a habit I adopted in high school. [...]

Published
2012

18. Year of lessons, transitions and hybrids

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Running backs (Football) -- Rankings, Football players -- Evaluation, Football teams -- Evaluation, Football (Professional) -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

The problem with many ''Top 10 Stories of the Year'' articles is that they focus on drama and hype. Reading about Ndamukong Suh's stomping incident or the Jim Schwartz-Jim Harbaugh [...]

Published
2011

19. One quarter too many

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football teams -- Competitions, Football (Professional) -- Competitions, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, National Football League
Abstract

A quick tour of the games in Week 10, including some terrible tackling, an Eagles team that can't close and Tim Tebow's (count 'em) two pass completions in a victory: [...]

Published
2011

20. A star's puzzling flop

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football players -- Evaluation, Football (Professional) -- Officials and employees, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Tennessee Titans -- Officials and employees
Abstract

The Tennessee Titans answered some questions with a convincing win against the Colts, but a big one remained: What is wrong with Chris Johnson? Johnson rushed for 2,006 yards in [...]

Published
2011

21. Counterrevolution

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football teams -- Evaluation -- Statistics, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

We've seen monstrous passing statistics this season. With the rule changes and the proliferation of spread offenses, the numbers will only climb in the coming years. The question is, how [...]

Published
2011

22. Perils of a long drive

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football (Professional) -- Competitions, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Houston Texans -- Competitions, Chicago Bears -- Competitions, Pittsburgh Steelers -- Competitions, Carolina Panthers -- Competitions
Abstract

The Houston Texans opened their game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday with a 19-play touchdown drive that took 10 minutes 55 seconds. It was the longest drive by an [...]

Published
2011

23. Predetermination

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football (Professional) -- Competitions, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

The Cowboys and the Jets played on wild-card Saturday, yet drew Sunday games in the divisional round. That gives them seven days between games. The Cardinals and the Ravens played [...]

Published
2010

24. Inflated Value

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football teams -- Evaluation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Green Bay Packers -- Evaluation, Arizona Cardinals -- Evaluation
Abstract

The Packers were 11-5. The Arizona Cardinals were 10-6. The Packers pummeled the Cardinals last Sunday, 33-7. Yet the Packers must travel to Arizona for a wild-card matchup Sunday. Is [...]

Published
2010

25. Penalties Cost Ravens

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Baltimore Ravens -- Competitions, Pittsburgh Steelers -- Competitions, Football (Professional) -- Competitions
Abstract

At times, the Ravens seem to be the only ones who don't realize their tough, physical, old-fashioned brand of football is, these days, often illegal. Baltimore leads the league in […]

Published
2009

26. Not the right time

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Minnesota Vikings -- Competitions -- Evaluation, Carolina Panthers -- Competitions -- Evaluation, Football -- Records, Football players -- Evaluation, Football (Professional) -- Competitions
Abstract

Strange as it may seem, Vikings running back Adrian Peterson may not be ready for prime time. His 12-carry, 35-yard performance Sunday night at Carolina came two weeks after his […]

Published
2009

27. Mean Streak Ends

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football players -- Injuries -- Contracts -- Discipline, Contract agreement, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, St. Louis Rams -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Rams guard Richie Incognito, who was voted the game's dirtiest player in a Sporting News poll last month, returned to the St. Louis lineup Sunday after missing four games with [...]

Published
2009

28. A Refresher On Colts' Strategy

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Indianapolis Colts -- Evaluation, Football teams -- Evaluation
Abstract

Coach Jim Caldwell subscribes to the Tony Dungy school: being healthy and fresh for the playoffs takes priority over finishing undefeated. So Indianapolis (12-0) will probably sit its players in […]

Published
2009

29. Extra Points

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football (Professional) -- Statistics
Abstract

Chris Johnson has three touchdown runs of 85 yards or longer this season, which is more than any other player in N.F.L. history has had in a career. ... Peyton […]

Published
2009

30. Turnover or Not?

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
St. Louis Rams -- Competitions, Cincinnati Bengals -- Competitions, Las Vegas Raiders -- Competitions, Arizona Cardinals -- Competitions, Football (Professional) -- Competitions
Abstract

Turnover or Not? On the final play of the Bengals' loss Sunday at Oakland -- which seemingly took place in front of more seagulls than people -- Carson Palmer heaved […]

Published
2009

31. Winning Teams Pass on Rushing

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Market trend/market analysis, Football teams -- Evaluation -- Forecasts and trends, Passing (Football) -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

Last season's Super Bowl pitted the N.F.L.'s 23rd-ranked rushing offense (Pittsburgh) against the 32nd-ranked rushing offense (Arizona). If that didn't convince fans that the importance of the running game is […]

Published
2009

32. Winning Is Not Easy

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Chicago Bears -- Competitions, Arizona Cardinals -- Competitions, Football (Professional) -- Competitions
Abstract

After the Cardinals beat the Bears, Arizona Coach Ken Whisenhunt humorously invoked memories of Dennis Green's 2006 'The Bears are who we thought they were!' tirade. He finished his news […]

Published
2009

33. Film Review

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football teams -- Evaluation
Abstract

Owen Daniels's fluidity, speed, soft hands and comfort in Gary Kubiak's offense make him a matchup nightmare for opposing linebackers and safeties. After studying film, the 'NFL Matchup' analysts Ron […]

Published
2009

34. Less Than Zero

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Football (Professional) -- Competitions
Abstract

The Tennessee Titans' Vince Young threw two passes Sunday against New England. One was incomplete, the other was intercepted, leaving him with a 0.0 passer rating. Kerry Collins, the starter […]

Published
2009

35. Decelerating Johnson

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Kansas City Chiefs -- Evaluation, Football players -- Evaluation
Abstract

Larry Johnson, above, has not been the same since Kansas City's offensive line lost right guard Will Shields. Injuries were a factor in 2007 and last season. Now healthy, Johnson […]

Published
2009

36. Rules Are Rules

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
Tennessee Titans -- Officials and employees, Football coaches -- Behavior
Abstract

Did anyone see Titans Coach Jeff Fisher blow his top on a muffed punt Sunday? A bobbled punt return by the Texans' Jacoby Jones was plucked out of the air […]

Published
2009

37. WHO IS THIS GUY?

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*SUPER Bowl (Football game)
Abstract

The article profiles National Football League (NFL) team the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles, who helped the Eagles defeat the Minnesota Vikings in the National Football Conference (NFC) championship game to advance to Super Bowl LII against the New England Patriots. It discusses how Foles replaced starting quarterback Carson Wentz after Wentz was injured earlier in the season, in addition to the skills Foles possesses. It also discusses Eagles coach Doug Pederson.

Published
2018

38. THE PATRIOTS PROBLEM.

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*HISTORY of football, *FOOTBALL defenses, *LINEMEN (Football), *ATHLETIC ability, *SUPER Bowl (Football game) -- History, *DEFENSIVE players, *LINEBACKERS (Football), *TWENTY-first century
Abstract

The article discusses the status of the New England Patriots National Football League (NFL) team prior to the start of the 2017 season, and it mentions how the Houston Texans squad's five-across diamond defensive scheme could be effective in preventing the Patriots from winning the NFL's Super Bowl championship game. Athletic talent is addressed, along with various NFL players such as quarterback Tom Brady and linebackers Whitney Mercilus and Brian Cushing. It states that the five-across diamond formation features five defensive players on the line of scrimmage.

Published
2017

39. A GOOD DAY'S WORK.

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
FOOTBALL players, FOOTBALL games
Abstract

The article focuses on a day's routine of football player Sean McVay of the team Rams. Topics include his house Encino Hills, a neighborhood in Los Angeles's San Fernando Valley in California; McVay's commute to the Rams' temporary offices at Cal Lutheran in Thousand Oaks; and clips of Falcons and Redskins plays watched by Falcons and Redskins plays.

Published
2017

40. SAFETY First.

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*DEFENSIVE backs (Football), *FOOTBALL draft, *ATHLETIC ability, *FOOTBALL defenses, *TIGHT ends (Football), *TWENTY-first century, *HISTORY, *UNIVERSITIES & colleges, *COLLEGE football, *SPORTS
Abstract

The article discusses Louisiana State University (LSU) football safety Jamal Adams' athletic ability in relation to the likelihood that Adams will be chosen early in the 2017 National Football League (NFL) draft. According to the article, Jamal Adams' father George Adams was a running back in the NFL for six seasons. Jamal Adams' physicality on the football field is examined, along with his defensive football skills and his views about tight ends such as Rob Gronkowski.

Published
2017

41. TONY JEFFERSON'S Wild Ride.

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*FREE agents (Sports), *ATHLETIC ability, *FOOTBALL draft, *FINANCE, *TWENTY-first century, *HISTORY
Abstract

The article discusses National Football League (NFL) free agent safety Tony Jefferson who signed a 36 million dollar contract with the Baltimore Ravens football team in 2017, and it mentions Jefferson's football career with the Arizona Cardinals squad after failing to get selected in the 2013 NFL draft. The Twitter social networking service is addressed, along with Jefferson's athletic skills and other free agent players such as cornerback A.J. Bouye and wide receiver Alshon Jeffery.

Published
2017

42. Rob Gronkowski, Football Mastermind.

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*FOOTBALL players, *TIGHT ends (Football)
Abstract

The article offers information on the tight end football player Rob Gronkowski. Particular focus is given to his team, the New England Patriots. Additional topics discussed include his intelligence, insights on the New England Patriots' coach, Bill Belichick and his work with the tight end coach Brian Ferentz.

Published
2016

43. UNPACKING”ANGRY DOUG BALDWIN.

Author

BISHOP, GREG and Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*ANGER, *WIDE receivers (Football), *REPUTATION, *PERSONALITY, *OBSTINACY, *TOUCHDOWNS (Football)
Abstract

The article discusses anger in association with National Football League (NFL) wide receiver Doug Baldwin of the Seattle Seahawks team, and it mentions Baldwin's reputation, cheapness (thriftiness), and stubbornness. Baldwin's Mr. Worthy alter ego, which is part of his training to become a high school math teacher and a coach, is examined. Baldwin's role as a slot receiver with the Seahawks squad is assessed, along with personality traits, touchdowns, and football receiving yards.

Published
2016

44. THEY'RE BAAACK...

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*RUNNING backs (Football), *FOOTBALL offenses, *FOOTBALL techniques
Abstract

The article discusses running backs in the National Football League (NFL). Topics include the 2015 first-round draft pick Melvin Gordon of the San Diego Chargers, a shift in the NFL's passing game, resulting in the use of three-receiver sets which replaces a linebacker with a defensive back and spreads the offense, and the value of versatile running backs that can contribute as runners and receivers.

Published
2015

45. A NEW HOPE.

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*THOUGHT & thinking, *FOOTBALL coaches, *WINNING & losing (Contests & competitions), *FOOTBALL coaching, *EXPERIENCE, *FOOTBALL playoffs, *TWENTY-first century, *HISTORY
Abstract

The article discusses the author's claim that National Football League (NFL) rookie coach Sean McVay has the best mind of any coach as of 2017, and it mentions McVay's work with the Los Angeles Rams football team, as well as information about the Rams' 7-2 win-loss record. According to the article, the Rams have not qualified for the NFL playoffs in 13 years. McVay's coaching experience and relationships with other ex-coaches such as Mike Shanahan are examined.

Published
2017

46. UPSIDE-DOWNSIDE.

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*FOOTBALL draft, *QUARTERBACKS (Football), *SPORTS forecasting, *PASSING (Football), *ATHLETIC ability, *TWENTY-first century, *HISTORY, *UNIVERSITIES & colleges, *COLLEGE football players
Abstract

The article discusses the U.S. college quarterbacks DeShone Kizer, Patrick Mahomes, Davis Webb, and Mitchell Trubisky who could be selected in the 2017 National Football League (NFL) Draft, and it provides analyses of the football players' skills and projections for teams where each athlete could be successful. The Buffalo Bills, Washington Redskins, Arizona Cardinals, and Los Angeles Chargers NFL teams are assessed, along with passing in college football.

Published
2017

47. The Season That Makes Next Season.

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*QUARTERBACKS (Football)
Abstract

The article speculates on several personnel moves various National Football League (NFL) teams could make prior to the start of the 2015 NFL season, and briefly discusses the top priorities for each NFL team heading into that season. It is said the Buffalo Bills need to find a quarterback and re-sign defensive end Jerry Hughes. The author believes the New York Jets need three new cornerbacks as well as a quarterback.

Published
2015

48. THE NEXT EFFING PLAY.

Author

Layden, Tim and Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*FOOTBALL players, *ATHLETES, *SPOKESPERSONS, *FOOTBALL defenses, *SPORTS
Abstract

The article presents information on football defensive end J.J. Watt of the Houston Texans. Topics include details on Watt's contract extension with the Texans, details on Watt's work ethic and training styles in the National Football League (NFL), details on Watt's experience playing for the University of Wisconsin at Madison, details on Watt's family life, details on Watt's role as a spokesperson for telecommunication company Verizon, details on Watt's injuries from football, and speculation on Watt's potential to act in films.

Published
2014

49. ALL-EVERYTHING.

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*FOOTBALL players, *CHARTS, diagrams, etc.
Abstract

A chart is presented on several professional football players such as Peyton Manning, DeMarco Murray, and Andrew Luck.

Published
2014

50. MIND THE GAP.

Author

Benoit, Andy

Subjects
*FOOTBALL defenses, *FOOTBALL techniques, *FOOTBALL offenses
Abstract

The article discusses the defensive technique of protecting the A gaps in football with details on the offensive strategy of double a-gap pressure. Topics include details on the Carolina Panthers football team's use of the double-A gap, details on Arizona Cardinals Defensive Coordinator Todd Bowles' defensive strategies, and details on double A-gaps' role in blitzing.

Published
2014

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