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A Clear Picture: Boise State’s Dan Hawkins

Please don’t adjust your TV set... Yes, the field IS cool blue, but Boise State’s Dan Hawkins leads AFM’s 2003 red hot coaches’ list.

By Richard Scott


August 2003


TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letter from the Editor with Aaron S. Lee

The Way it Used to Be - By Aaron S. Lee

GEAR - Products for coaches

Relocating? Coaching Changes

A Clear Picture: Boise State’s Dan Hawkins
By Richard Scott

2003 Hot Coaches List: Where There’s smoke, There’s Fire
By David Purdum, Aaron S. Lee, Richard Scott, Jamie DeMoney, Brandon Misener, Pat Coleman, Jason Dannelly and Kevin Lustgarten

Two-a-Days: Tackle the Heat
- 8 Tips to Successful Two-a-day training
- Cramping in Summer Sports
By AFM Staff

Helmet Fitting: The Perfect Fit
By AFM Research Staff

Top 25 Prep Polls:
Public & Private Schools

By Jamie DeMoney

CLINICS

Airing it Out: Taking the 787 to New Heights
By Darryl Jackson, Arizona State

Special Forces: Building a Solid Foundation for Special Teams
By Troy Bomgardner

Resistance “Speed” Training,an Underutilized Tool
By Danny Arnold, PLEX Sports & Rehab
STAFF REPORT
Sports Psychology: Setting Goals
Motivation: Words froma Champ
Technology: Purchasing VideoEditing Equipment on a Small Budget
Clinics: 12 Tips for Attendinga Clinic

Quote of the Month
“ Boise State isn’t for everyone, but this is a city and a university that’s very conducive to what young guys want to do with their lives. It’s safe, it’s clean, we’ve got a great airport with a lot of direct flights to every place on the West Coast, so it’s pretty easy to recruit to. We’re treated like an NFL team, too, and that helps.”
– Dan Hawkins



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