Prevention Is The Best Policy To Police Storming Students

It's March 1995 in downtown Milwaukee, Wis. I'm a freshman at Marquette University, and a group of us head down to the MECCA Arena to watch our recently turned Warriors-to-Golden-Eagles play South Florida in an... more »

Craig Haase: Advice For Up-And-Coming Coaches

  Craig Haase,Boys Basketball   The resources available to young high school coaches are endless, but the best way to gather insight into the job and difficulties that come with it is communicating with veteran... more »

Craig Haase: Battling Teams For Gym Time

  Craig Haase,Boys Basketball   With dozens of athletic programs competing at Arrowhead year round, finding adequate gym time for practices and workouts can be a challenge. Boys basketball coach Craig Haase says a lot... more »

Remove Statue Of Delusional Paterno

I'm confused why the statue of Joe Paterno still is standing on the Penn State campus. Maybe I'm delusional but glorifying enablers of child molesters seems like something a university might want to shy away... more »

Getting Tough On Abusive Coaches A Difficult Task

My first sports writing job out of college brought me to a regional Little League tournament in western Kentucky. As a casual observer, only in attendance to snap a few photos, I got my first... more »

Summer Camp Contests Are A Great Way For Players To Improve, Have Fun

At our summer camps, daily contests are a big part of motivating the players and keeping the atmosphere fun. At the end of camp, the contest winners are given awards and championship posters. The posters... more »

The Energetic Bear: How Baylor’s Kim Mulkey challenges her team

Editor’s Note: This article appeared in the March 2011 issue of Coach & Athletic Director. Kim Mulkey, the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame coach, who stands at 5-foot-4, never is going to be confused with... more »

Basketball: How Mark Few puts games out of reach

Eight games into the West Coast Conference season (through Jan. 31, 2012), the Gonzaga Bulldogs have struggled in the first half of games before putting away opponents in the second half. Gonzaga held a 274-231... more »

Mid-Range Games Means More Points Part II: Improve your team’s shooting accuracy

This is the second of a two-part article on developing your players' mid-range game. Part I ran in the last issue of 94 Feet on April 28. Accuracy consists of only two categories — left/right... more »

Critical elements for teaching a 4-out offense

Many coaches stymie their players by giving them too much structure within an offense. Our program experienced a lot of success after we made the switch from a 3-out motion offense to a 4-out motion.... more »