-Official TMisc. High School Football Thread-

[TheDeerslayer]

Man, y'all are gonna make me look like a puss! Haha I'm 6'4" and around 250.. Im looking to start playing football this fall, my senior year. Everyone has told me for years I need to play, but finally I've done something about it. I don't really lift, but used to bike, so I have leg muscle but that's about it. I need to get my physical so I can go to conditioning.
Where would y'all think id play?

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[AlphaSaiyan]

Man, y'all are gonna make me look like a puss! Haha I'm 6'4" and around 250.. Im looking to start playing football this fall, my senior year. Everyone has told me for years I need to play, but finally I've done something about it. I don't really lift, but used to bike, so I have leg muscle but that's about it. I need to get my physical so I can go to conditioning.
Where would y'all think id play?

You're pretty damn big, so the coach will likely put you as a lineman. Unless you're really fast and agile and have good hands, then there're a lot of positions open to you. You need to focus on lifting heavy and getting some strength. Varsity football players are strong as phuck.

[AryanRage]

I have a friend who wants to play football next year as a senior. He's about 6'2 240 with maybe 20% bf. He benches 245, rows 275, squats 365, pulls 425, cleans 245, and push presses 225. He's surprisingly fast and agile for his size. He doesn't know sh*t about football, but our school pretty much sucks. Think he has a chance to start? As what position? Any pointers to give him?

[AlphaSaiyan]

I have a friend who wants to play football next year as a senior. He's about 6'2 240 with maybe 20% bf. He benches 245, rows 275, squats 365, pulls 425, cleans 245, and push presses 225. He's surprisingly fast and agile for his size. He doesn't know sh*t about football, but our school pretty much sucks. Think he has a chance to start? As what position? Any pointers to give him?

Your friend is pretty damn big and strong. He'd probably be able to overpower most people, and if he has good speed like you said he'd be hard to bring down. I dunno brah, depends if he learns quickly and has good hands. If yes, maybe Tight End or Fullback? He'd have a good chance of starting as a lineman though I'd think.

[fuarkimripped]

Cant Wait for Next Season To Start Brahs, will probably start going to the Football Lifting start of June because I'm busy now.

[Csnauk]

I have a friend who wants to play football next year as a senior. He's about 6'2 240 with maybe 20% bf. He benches 245, rows 275, squats 365, pulls 425, cleans 245, and push presses 225. He's surprisingly fast and agile for his size. He doesn't know sh*t about football, but our school pretty much sucks. Think he has a chance to start? As what position? Any pointers to give him?

Tight End brah easily if he has good speed. Maybe even DE/LB

[KJEVONS]

Center/Nose Guard in. 15, 180 pounds 67 inches tall. Football is the greatest, and real close behind is lifting!

[eweiss1]

those cold fall friday nights cant come any sooner. im a 170lbs nosegaurd but that doesnt stop me from getting in the backfield and laying the quarterback out

[TheRealFH]

Canadian going to the NCAA next year big jump but im ready!!!

[spladle29]

wish i would've seen this thread earlier, i'm a senior..no more football for me:/ playing baseball in college..
all conference receiver, 4.58 40 yd dash

[spladle29]

Canadian going to the NCAA next year big jump but im ready!!!

NCAA... what school? d1, d2, or d3?

[adoedtman]

Pretty pumped for the next season. We won state in our 4A division this year and last. My first year was this previous season and Im jacked. Right now Im 5'11 225lb at around 20% BF. Played D end last year and Im switching to Middle linebacker hopefully this year.

[TavianJ22]

Running back checking in. Let's kick some ass. Train.Train.Train. Hardworking and dedication. Looking forward to play varsity running back next year.

[fuarkimripped]

Any Brahs from PA????

[BRWard]

highlights from this year... man, I miss football

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/109905/s...rcia-bankowski

[Raxcoe]

I'm playing football next year (9th grade) hopefully going to start on a-team. Right now I'm 140ish and my max bench is 150. 5.4 40 yard dash.. And incline 115, and military press is 105.. I can't wait I'm trying to prepare to play middle linebacker next year I'm still in 8th grade

[Darrian]

Anyone know how good the Air Force Football team is? I'm graduatin high school in like 3 months and joinin the air force I'm 210 lbs 5'9" 5.2 forty Bench 270,Clean 245, Squat 350, I just wanna know if physically I got a chance to start there

[supremebro]

gonna be a southmoar next season, hopefully I can skip JV and head straight to varsity. Coach says he wont hesitate to send 1 of us to varsity if we do some major work, since usually in our school they like to keep us together to build our team chemistry and stuff.


gonna try doing WR, I'm around 5'11 and run a 4.68 @ 160 lbs. I think I am almost physically ready to play varsity, but just not mentally ready , u know.

[Ok9988]

I have a friend who wants to play football next year as a senior. He's about 6'2 240 with maybe 20% bf. He benches 245, rows 275, squats 365, pulls 425, cleans 245, and push presses 225. He's surprisingly fast and agile for his size. He doesn't know sh*t about football, but our school pretty much sucks. Think he has a chance to start? As what position? Any pointers to give him?

DE for defense and prolly Guard for offense, he's def not gonna start now unless hes been training for the last few months (not lifting, actually practicing football) but he'll prolly rotate in

[JKmak42]

Imma WR and DB and finna go HAM dis yr

[MVSpartan28]

Strong saftey nd wide reciever checking in.

[phommt]

Do most schools do conditioning in the summer and do you lift at school in the summer if you do condition? Might join football team for freshman year and want to know the tips and things I should know?

[jbrooks6762]

Do most schools do conditioning in the summer and do you lift at school in the summer if you do condition? Might join football team for freshman year and want to know the tips and things I should know?

Most schools do weight lifting and running during the summer. As far as things you need to know, just know your stuff about football, bro. Like what each position does, know plays, all that.

[jbrooks6762]

I've been doing weight lifting and running for football for over a month for football. I'm going to try to play DL (tackle most likely) and maybe LB for the freshmen team. It's going to be a great season. My school takes football seriously, too. We were state champs a few seasons a go and went to semi-state last season. It's going to be great! Good luck everyone out there.

[SamSix]

so i have a bodybuilding comp coming up on october 27th, and football starts in august or so. it's senior year so i can't just drop the sport. how can i balance cutting down to 7% body fat with football conditioning and maintaining as much muscle as possible? srs

[MVSpartan28]

so i have a bodybuilding comp coming up on october 27th, and football starts in august or so. it's senior year so i can't just drop the sport. how can i balance cutting down to 7% body fat with football conditioning and maintaining as much muscle as possible? srs

Maintaining the muscle mass will be difficult with summer conditioning.

[DakotaGatlin18]

Pretty pumped about football. Even though the headcoach I've had since 8th grade is leaving just before my Senior year will begin. Been playing tailback since I was a 5th grader, never looked back. Went from 130-180lbs in just a summer (+a month or two before summer) from the help of a lot of genetics when it comes to muscle mass a few years back, been working back up speed since then, while training with asthma. One of the top ranked RBs in my district, (was 2nd team all district last year), and up there for the All State votes. Gonna be a good year.

[byteolu]

205 pounds running back checking in, more elusive than youd think

150 cornerback checking in