Stanford coach David Shaw joins USA Football Advisory Committee

Published: Feb 12, 2015 at 05:12 AM

Thursday's Heads Up Football news:

The Stanford Daily reported that Cardinal coach David Shaw has been added to the USA Football Advisory Committee. Bill Polian was picked to lead the 18-person committee.

Bothell (Washington) High School coach Tom Bainter told USA Football that his experience as Master Trainer helped to lead his team to its first state title.

USA Football's America's Game blog featured how the Wounded Warriors Amputee Football team provided life lessons through football to Arizona Children.

USA Football's Parents blog offered 10 advice posts to ease parents into the offseason.

-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor

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