Al Groh knows football. He has been a head pro coach with the Jets and a head coach in college at Wake Forest and Virginia. He was the ACC "Coach of the Year" twice. He also served as an assistant coach to Bill Belichick and Bill Parcells, with whom he coached in two Super Bowls. He has now "retired" to the broadcasting booth. As an intense student of the game with a knowledge that few can equal, he brings coaches and sophisticated fans in insight that no other author has ever offered. For coaches, even at the highest levels, this book will make you rethink your theory of how to win. Having more total offense yards doesn't always win. Having the most total yards in turnover ratio, opponent's penalties and kicking is more important. Practicing the situations that "cause you to win" is also critical-but not often done.