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20 Championship Drills for Defensive Backs!

By nate.landas - Last updated: Monday, July 27, 2009

We have recently released a new football DVD, 20 Championship Defensive Back Drills, featuring Chris Merritt! Merritt is the Head Football Coach at Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, FL. Merritt has guided the Explorers to six district titles in eight years (2001-2008). Merritt was the defensive back and special teams coach for the 2009 USA Football team that won the Junior World Championship at Fawcett Stadium in Canton, OH. Previously, Merritt was an Assistant Football Coach at Thiel College and served as the Head Football Coach / Director of Football Operations for the Hamburg Blue Devils (Hamburg, Germany).

Filed in Football • Tags: Chris Merritt, Defensive Back Drills, Defensive Backs, Football DVD

New Football DVDs on the Trojan Offense!

By nate.landas - Last updated: Thursday, July 16, 2009

We have recently released three new football DVDs on the Trojan Offense. The Trojan Offense is presented by Chris Merritt, the Head Football Coach at Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, Florida. Merritt has guided the Explorers to six district titles in eight years (2001 – 2008). Merritt was also the defensive back and special teams coach for the 2009 USA Football team that won the Junior World Championship at Fawcett Stadium in Canton, Ohio. Previously, Merritt was an Assistant Football Coach at Thiel College and served as the Head Football Coach / Director of Football Operations for the Hamburg Blue Devils (Hamburg, Germany).

The Trojan Offense 3-Pack
The Guide to the Trojan Offense
The Trojan Offense: Passing Game
The Trojan Offense: Running Game

Filed in Football • Tags: Chris Merritt, Christopher Columbus High School, Football DVDs, Trojan Offense

Merritt, Specht Guide USA Football to Gold Medal!

By nate.landas - Last updated: Friday, July 10, 2009

Chris Merritt (Defensive Backs & Special Teams) and Steve Specht (Defensive Coordinator) helped coach the United States to a Gold Medal at the IFAF Junior World Championships, an inaugural tournament being contested at Fawcett Stadium which consisted of players aged 19 and younger from eight countries, spanning four continents. Team USA went 3-0 through the tournament, defeating France, Mexico, and Canada by a combined score of 174 – 3.