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He ran a 4.25 and vertical jumped 47 inches—and that’s only part of what made a frigid day in 1998 in Huntington, WV so mind blowing. The oral history of Randy Moss’ Pro Day, a show like the NFL had never seen before or since. Free story: nytimes.com/athletic/71405…

Not only getting it done on the field but the classroom as well🍎📚🔥🔥🔥 @KZIsaiah1

The Top Offensive Linemen in #wvprepfb (Class of 2028/2029) coalfields.org/2026/03/23/the…

Marshall @HerdFB long snapper @RileyWinkler35 made the trip to Eau Claire, WI to chase perfection. Riley is new to the program and wanted to get hands-on work before getting back with his team. During our evaluation, we realized a lot of the cues he’d been using were actually working against him. That didn’t make him a bad snapper. It just meant he was relying more on athleticism than efficient technique. Once we gave him better rules to follow, consistency came a lot easier. We started with posture. When you start in a strong position, everything that follows becomes easier and more repeatable. From there, we focused on flow and sequencing. Riley wasn’t overly aggressive, but his movements were out of order. Think of it like a baseball throw. You always step before you throw! Too many snappers try to throw first, then step. In reality, the body moves first, then the ball. That sequence matters in every sport. Once he felt that, everything started to clean up. The ball came out more consistent, more efficient, and with less effort. Riley made big gains and is ready to build on them. Excited to keep helping him chase perfection. — $100 off Razor Pads – Visit STU Shop 15% off Wilson FB – “Stelter-270” 15% off Vivo Barefoot – “Kyle Stelter” $15 off Football Green Book – “fgb25” 10% off Light Helmets – “LIGHT10” 10% off Net Return – thenetreturn.com/SpecialTeamsU 10% off Fringe Red Light – “CoachStelter” #longsnap #longsnapper #longsnapping #football #specialteamsu