i mean you think about a doug williams and warren moon, athletic arena, warren moon and doug williams being kind of barrier-breakers if you will in football for black quarterbacks. jackie robinson, you know, reverend king in his life, you know, larry bird. i can point to larry bird, i can point to many people in the athletic arena that they understand that phrase, extremely well and it doesn't matter if it is junior high athletics, if it is high school, junior college or professional, we used to do things in high school and high school football practice in southeastern oklahoma that today coaches would be put in jail for doing it you know. but the way we, i was, i grew up under an old school coach, under an old school father and old school grandmother, that it was, no excuses. you know, get it done. i look at, kevin, i look at the university of connecticut women's basketball today and just how dominant they are and those young ladies, they make it actually look easy but it's not. i think they have, they work hard enough, they perfect their trade, their skill, to the point that it look

coach seto of the seahawks, warren moon, we hit four cities in four days and had enormous participation because the cif made it mandatory for every state, every coach in the state. we saw 1200 coacs in two days. we are going to alabama in july, a very enlightened states, executive director who understand has made our clinic after seeing us last year, mandatory for every coach in the state. we will greet a ballroom fool of 1000 coaches in alabama on july 20th. >> any opposition you have received? >> absolutely. i dragged coach stevens to places where there were 450 coaches at a convention. in our session 20 showed up at the other 430 were standing in the hallway saying they don't want to hear it. it is not like we are a raging success. it is next and it will be until the state governing bodies at least give us a hearing and mandate all stakeholders, not just coaches come into the room and hear what we have to say and see it on video. when we do we almost never fail to convert. >> thank you. at this time i will recognize mister paul for five minutes. >> earlier this year the ivy league re

clarke, what is effective for us is when we take the hall of fameers around the country and warren moon says he had the first concussion at seven on a practice field and tells his personal story about hiding symptoms and coming to a recognition later in his career how foolish that was. we take anthony munez around who tell the story of playing for a coach in cincinnati who wanted to hit and hit and hit every day including the day before games on a surveillance transparency act -- saturday. then we had a new coach and that coach took our approach which is virtually no contact during the week and he said we won both ways but i sure felt a lot better, and my teammates did too, in the second approach. >> any of you have comments on what you think the fans should be requiring of this sport? >> i think fans should be aware of it. we have someone's child playing the game and understanding the rules of the game don't dictate taking people out of the game but it is just get them on the ground. it is understanding long-term people can be in jeopardy if we don't change the way we approach the game

coach seto of the cx, coach teevens, warren moon, we hit for cities in today's days and we have enormousarticipation because the cf which governs athletics in california made it mandatory for every state, for every coach in the state. so we saw 1200 coaches in today's. we're going to alabama in july and the same thing has occurred there. a very enlightened state, and executive director understand has made our clinic after seeing as last year mandatory for every coach in the state. so we will greet a ballroom full of more than 1000 coaches in alabama on july 20. >> fifteen seconds. any opposition have received? >> absolutely. i have dragged coach teevens to places with her 450 coaches at a convention, and that our session, 20 showed up and the other 430 were standing out in the hallway saying they didn't want to hear quite a. it's not like we're having waging success begets very mixed around the country. and will be until as i say into the state governing bodies at least give us a hearing and mandate that all the stakeholders can not just the coaches, coming to the group and hear what we

a number of hall of famer's, at no appearance fee chase around the country with us, among them warren moontony dorsett, mike ditka, showing high school coaches on video how to practice with less contact. these men do this generously because they believe this is the future of football. so let's quantify our recommendations. we are going to show you how they practice in the pros. this is called full speed to contact practice which means they run the playful speed to get the timing, the pacing, the choreography of the play. at the last moment, the woman of imminent contact, rather than tackle, they break away from each other. it is a football ballet as you see it here. here's dartmouth college, you will see a pass down the middle, a safety in practice here could light up this receiver with a perfectly legal hits. it is his teammate so at the last minute he veers away from it. he will say that tackle for saturday, ok. in the nfl, cleveland browns, watch number 22 and white here. he will track this playful speed, everybody stays on their feet because only bad things on their feet because only b

clarke, what is effective for us is when we take the hall of fameers around the country and warren moon says he had the first concussion at seven on a practice field and tells his personal story about hiding symptoms and coming to a recognition later in his career how foolish that was. we take anthony munez around who tell the story of playing for a coach in cincinnati who wanted to hit and hit and hit every day including the day before games on a surveillance transparency act -- saturday. then we had a new coach and that coach took our approach which is virtually no contact during the week and he said we won both ways but i sure felt a lot better, and my teammates did too, in the second approach. >> any of you have comments on what you think the fans should be requiring of this sport? >> i think fans should be aware of it. we have someone's child playing the game and understanding the rules of the game don't dictate taking people out of the game but it is just get them on the ground. it is understanding long-term people can be in jeopardy if we don't change the way we approach the game

his lane isn't warren moons lane or doug williams lane but the fact is, his coaches are comfortable with him, his teammates arecomfortable with him and at the end of the day , that's all that matters. >> host: it looks like we're out of time and this has been a great conversation. dig deep, seven truths to finding the strength within. i enjoyed reading it and i enjoyed talking to you before i hope people will go by and gain some wisdom for my experiences . >> host:. >> c-span, created by america's cable television companies is brought you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. >> in-depth is next on tv. our guest, biographer will haygood. he he is the author of several books including showdown on thurgood marshall. >> host: author will haygood, this is a quote from you. i write about black men who heroically manifested themselves into mainstream america. i think my writing has been a relentless pursuit to explain all of america. does that make sense? >> guest: well, i think that it's just been exciting to find these figures like adam clayton powell junior, sammy davis j

she's great at mask and moon struck, one classics. >> dave warren, i saw him two stepping. >> two stepping dancing. >> yes. >> country. >> no, two stepping. >> rocking back and forth. that is my world right here. >> get outside and do something. >> just enjoy the weather today. fifty's to 40's to the city to the suburbs. little chill, just a tiny little will chill in the air. that is changing as sunnies coming up. these numbers will climb. allergies are high today but they will drop tomorrow, because we have rain coming in. so still lots of trees, grass, mold pollen there, if you suffered from allergies you might benefit today. change tomorrow, storm off north carolina develops rapidly, brings in cooler air, brings in some rain, late in the morning we will see that rain developing from west to east and it will be fairly heavy at times, especially south and east to 95, continues to see by 6:00 o'clock. it will start to work out by tomorrow night. so, this looks to be mainly impacting saturday, and then we will see period of rain, heavier at times. there will be showers on sunday but you tho