Former NFL quarterback Shane Matthews is the latest pro to take a high school football head coaching job. The 14-year NFL veterans joins High School Football America host Jeff Fisher to talk about taking-over the football program at Nease High School in Florida. Nease is the alma mater of Denver Broncos QB Tim Tebow.

Also on the show is Steve Spiewak of MaxPreps, who looks ahead to next week's National Letter of Intent signing day and Dave Beachnau of the Detroit Sports Commission, who discuss The Detroit Sports Commission Prep Kickoff Classic August 24th and 25th in the Motor City.

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For the second week in a row, High School Football America host Jeff Fisher talks with a former NFL quarterback turned high school football head coach. 16-year NFL veteran Jon Kitna is the new head coach at Lincoln High School in Tacoma, Washington.

Fisher also speaks with Jamey Dubose, who after leading Prattville High School to two Alabama 6A championships in four years, resigned to take the head coaching job at Florence High School.

Rounding-out the show is Mark Wolpert, executive director of The Maxwell Football Club, who talks about Noah Spence of Bishop McDevitt High School in Pennsylvania, who was named organization's National Player of the Year.

There are 1.1 million high school football players in America. On this episode of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher talks with Noah Spence of Bishop McDevitt High School in Pennsylvania, who was singled-out by The Maxwell Football Club as its National Player of the Year.

Also on the show is Jimmy Nolan, the new head football coach at Carson High School in California and Ryan Anderson of Roosevelt High School in Ohio, talking about his battle against a rare form of bone cancer that is now in remission. Also on the show is Christopher Lyke of www.TexasHSFootball.com who talks about Texas' football realignment for the 2012 and 2013 seasons.

CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta is a guest on this edition of High School Football America with Jeff Fisher. CNN's chief medical correspondent talks about his documentary Big Hits, Broken Dreams that airs on CNN on February 25, 2012 at 8 and 11 pm EST. Big Hits, Broken Dreams examines the subject of concussions in high school football.

In addition to Dr. Gupta, Fisher talks with LA Times Preps Sports Writer Eric Sondheimer about Southern California high school football and Brian Fluck, head football coach at West Catholic High School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. West Catholic, one of the city's most successful football teams, is closing at the end of this school year due to declining enrollment.

Jeff Fisher welcomes directors Dan Lindsay and T.J. Martin to this episode of High School Football America to talk about their Academy Award-nominated documentary film Undefeated. Nominated in the category of Best Documentary, Undefeated follows the story of the Manassas High School (Memphis, Tennessee) football team through the 2009 season, as the Tigers try to capture the school's first playoff victory since the school opened in 1899.

Also appearing as a guest on the show is Steve Parker, who will present former Pittsburgh Steeler Dermontti Dawson at his Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Canton, Ohio this summer. Parker was Dawson's coach at Bryan Station High School in Kentucky. It's Parker who is credited with convincing Dawson to try playing high school football again, after he had given-up after a bad experience in ninth grade.

The show wraps-up with Mario Cadenas of Intel Athletics, promoter of the Beehive Classic in Utah. The Beehive Classic will be played September 1st at Bingham High School and feature three top-notch Utah high school football teams squaring-off with two of California's top programs (Long Beach Poly & Serra HS) and three-time defending Colorado 4A champ Valor Christian.

Allentown Central Catholic (PA) quarterback Brendan Nosovitch, the winner of the Maxwell Football Club's Jim Henry Award, joins Jeff Fisher on this episode of High School Football America. Nosovitch, who will play his college ball at South Carolina, talks about graduating as Pennsylvania's second best all-time passer. He finished his career with nearly 13,000 yards in total offense.

Also on the show is Manawa HS (WI) athletic director Jeff Bortle, who talks about the community raising $250,000 for a new football field.

On this episode of High School Football America, Jeff Fisher talks with Elijah Asante, the new head football coach at St. Paul High School in Santa Fe Springs, California. Asante talks about taking-over for Marijon Ancich, who retired as the second winningest head coach in California high school football history at the end of the 2011 season.

Also on the show is West Catholic High School (Philadelphia, PA) head coach Brian Fluck, who discusses how the community stepped-up to help keep West Catholic and three other Philadelphia schools open, two months after the archdiocese announced it would be closing them at the end of the school year.

Jeff's third guest is Jim Cashman, an offensive lineman at Haddonfield High School, who was named as the New Jersey Player of the Year by the Maxwell Football Club. For more info go to highschoolfootball.com

Former Air Force assistant coach Chuck Petersen joins High School Football America host Jeff Fisher to discuss his new role as head football coach at Orange Lutheran (California).

Fisher also talks with Everett High School (Washington) athletic director Robert Polk, who has proposed a change to Washington Interscholastic Activities Association rules that would prohibit high school football players from wearing helmets and shoulder pads during the off-season workouts.

The show concludes with a conversation with John Loose, founder of the Lauren's First and Goal Foundation that conducts high school football camps in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Money raised from the camps goes to pediatric cancer research.

On the this edition of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher talks with Brian Wical, the new head coach of Cardinal Stritch High School outside of Toledo, Ohio. Wical, at 25 years old, is one of the youngest high school head football coaches in the country.

Fisher's other guest is John Loose, assistant football coach at Lafayette College is Easton, Pennsylvania, who talks about his upcoming Lauren's First and Goal football camp on June 2nd. This is the 10th anniversary of the largest high school football camp on the east coast that has raised over $1 million for pediatric cancer research.

On this edition of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher talks spring high school football practice in California, Florida and Texas.

Fisher's guests are Josh Wilson of FloridaHSFootball.com and Christopher Lyke of TexasHSFootball.com. For more info go to highschoolfootball.com.