Heads Up Football helps debate with California's new practice law

Published: Sep 24, 2014 at 06:36 AM

Wednesday's Heads Up Football news:

Heads Up Football became a topic in California's debate over the new state law that limits full-contact football practice, the San Jose Mercury-News reported.

PhinsInsider.com featured the Miami Dolphins' participation in recently filmed videos on football techniques for USA Football.

USA Football's Heads Up Football blog featured a league in Iowa that has seen a growth in education after becoming one of the nation's first groups to adopt the program.

USA Football announced that Chase Bank has started the "Guardians of the Gridiron Award" to salute Heads Up Football clubs throughout the Tri-State area with significant contributions.

-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor

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