How to make a Divison 1 College football team as a walk-on?
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Well you have to have heart for one thing and just go out there and work your butt off and i want to play for a D-1 team also but if you dont make tightend try for Safety perfect size for that position
1044843
I doubt you would be able to find any free playbooks on-line.  My suggestion is find a yahoo group for like youth football and ask if someone can give you some stuff.  Like a simple I formation or Wing T offense.
1137952
im not sure you can "find" a spread sheet with the players on it, you may have to "create" a spread sheet, go to nfl.com and print off the rosters of the teams, then create! good luck!
944626
speed - run up and down your team stadium. use leg weights if u can get em.\n\nsize - stick to the 4 food groups with plenty of fatless meats. learn multiple weight lifting exercises from your coaches since your probably in your offseason.\n\nits gonna take a LOT of commitment. alternate days working out cardio one then weights then cardio and so forth mon - sat.
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you play every team in your division twice, once at home and once on the road.  Then you play every team in another division once, so does everyone else in your division.  Then the remaining games go by your record the previous years.
85346
There are 119 Div 1 football teams (see link for list). And I believe 334 NCAA Div 1 mens basketball teams (see link below for list and RPI Rating)
975996
Awesome, I want to do the same thing, not the Longhorns though...\n\nIf you have struck out everywhere else, the only suggestion I can come up with is to go to this website and have one custom made:\n\nhttp://www.teamcheer.com/department.asp?id=94
1133246
get tapes of your games and have someone who knows what they're doing edit them (your school or a local Jr college or high school's av department would probably help you out) send copies to all of the teams scouting heads all of the info is available online.  \nAlso if you're playing on a team currently have the coach call in favors for you.  If that doesn't work get over to open calls for Arena league teams.  You don't need an invite for those and all of the coaches have NFL experience, you'll get noticed.
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Along with the divisional realignment before the 2002 season, a scheduling algorithm was set up to ensure that (a) every team would play every other team at least once every four years, and host every other team at least once every eight; and (b) teams in the same division and conference (who would compete with each other for playoff spots) would have schedules as similar as practical, to aid in determining tiebreakers.\n\nThe scheduling algorithm breaks down as follows:  Each team has a 16-game season - six divisional games, six conference games (outside their own division), and four inter-conference games.\n\nThe six divisional games consist of two against each division opponent, one home and one away.\n\nThe four inter-conference games consist of one game against each member of one division in the other conference, two home and two away.  The division pairings rotate in a four-year cycle; it was set up to get as many relevant inter-conference games played early in the cycle as possible.  By this, I mean that the AFC West was paired with the NFC West in the first year, so that Seattle (which had been moved to the NFC) would be "eased" out of its old division.  Similarly, the AFC South was paired with the NFC East, so that expansion Houston would host state-mate Dallas in its first year (actually, in its first ever regular-season game).\n\nAs for the six conference games, four of them are played against all of one other division, two home and two away; the divisions are rotated every three years for this purpose.  This year, both East divisions play every team in their conference's South division, and the Norths play the Wests.  The other two games are determined by order of finish, and are played against the teams in the other two divisions that finished in the same position, one home and one away.  For instance, Philadelphia finished fourth in the NFC East last year; their six conference games consist of the NFC South, and Green Bay (fourth in the North last year) and San Francisco (fourth in the West).\n\nI hope this helps.  Email me if you want the full division rotation.
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go to some of the high school coaches in your area- they might be able to give you a version of some of thiers. Otherwise just get a college or pro tape and copy down what the defense does. it takes a while, but it can be worth it.
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NFL teams don't give tryouts to walk-ons.  You would need some insider to get you in for your existence to even be acknowledged.\n\nNot like college football or even those occasional baseball cattle calls.
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Choose the right teams
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Ugh.. Forget the rulebook ( nothing personal to the guy above) start with this website ( think of it like Football 101)\n\nGood place to start is deciding who will be "your" team. hen you have someone to watch, learn from and cheer on. \n\nGo Bronco's !
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easy,\nPice a few (1 or 2) players you like.  Maybe they are from your home town.  played at your college, friends know them.\nthen follow their team.
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Assign a list of players to choics from\nGive all the players a value dependent on there ability\nRestrict the number of players that can be taken from anyone team\nAssign a set formation\nGive a budgit that will challenge the people playing\n\nI think that should be enough to get started if you need a hand don't be afraid to drop me a line.
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Schedule is set for all but two games of the season in advance; those last two games are based on order of finish in the divisions.\n\nEach team plays 16 games:\n1. In division: You play everyone twice, home and away (6 games)\n2. In conference:\na. You play all of the teams in one other division in your conference once, home or away, such that if you played them at home last time that you were set up to play them this way, you will visit them the next time.  The division you play against rotates every year, so if you're an AFC East team, you may play all of the AFC South teams one year, the Central the next, and the West the third year (4 games)\nb. You play the other two teams in your conference who finished in the same position you did that aren't in the division you're playing above.  (2 games)  So, if you're in the AFC East and you finished third, and your division plays all of the AFC South teams, you will also play the third place team in the AFC North and West.  Home and away for these games are already set up.\n3.  Out of conference: You play all of the teams in one division in the other conference. (4 games) This rotates as well, so that you'll play every team in the other conference once every 4 years, and the sites are reversed after 4 years, so you will visit every other team at least once every 8 years.
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find someone who is willing to coach and help out, and assistants. find financial backers to pay for the equipment.\n\nfind other teams in the area you can play against. take a poll in the school to see if people are interested in playing.