USA Football hosts lastest session of Master Trainer program

Published: Jan 28, 2014 at 04:31 AM

Tuesday's Heads Up Football news:

USA Football reported on the Master Trainer program for Heads Up Football that was hosted in Indianapolis last weekend.

AOL.com's On News also reported on the Master Trainer program last weekend in Indianapolis.

KOAM-TV in Columbus, Kan., wrote about Webb City football coach John Roderique, who took part in the Master Trainer session.

The Oregonian featured area high school coach Terry Summerfield, who has been active in the Heads Up Football program in Portland.

The Martinsburg (W.Va.) Journal reported that the Tri-County Youth Football League in its area has joined the Heads Up Football program, talking to league president Doug Arndt.

-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor

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