Albuquerque youth league ends 1st year with Heads Up Football

Published: Nov 04, 2013 at 05:07 AM

Monday's Heads Up Football news:

The Albuquerque Journal featured the Super Bowl Sunday games for the New Mexico YAFL teams, which was a pilot program for the Heads Up Football program. NMYAFL executive director Bill Blair said he was impressed with how the program has helped his league.

KSHB-TV in Kansas City reported on the work for the Heads Up football program by former Kansas City Chiefs Shawn Barber and Anthony Davis.

The Kentucky New Era looked at how Hopkinsville is changing its football coaching through the Heads Up Football program, talking to Bud Hudson Youth Football commissioner Terrence Davis.

iVillage published five things that moms should know about football and safety.

-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor

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