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.

On this edition of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher talks with two coaches that created two of the country's top high school football programs in just 12 years.

Oaks Christian School (California) and Grayson High School (Georgia) both opened in 2000.

On this show, Fisher talks with Oaks Christian's Bill Redell, who retired two weeks ago as the school's head coach. The 70-year old Redell, who is a member of the College Football Hall of Fame, led the Lions to a 144-17-1 record and seven California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section championships.

Grayson head football coach Mickey Conn then pays a visit to the show to talk about his school's first state title last year. The Rams won Georgia's 2011 AAAAA title, which was also the school's 100th all-time victory.

Conn is followed on the show by a head coach whose school has won 785 games all-time. Todd Filtz is the new head coach at Canton McKinley (Ohio) and he talks about what it's like to take over a program that is 7th on America's all-time high school football victory list.

The final guest on the show is Amy Donaldson, a sports reporter for the Deseret News in Utah, who discusses the recent suspension of Timpview HS head coach Louis Wongand Utah's expansion to six football championship classifications.

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High School Football America host Jeff Fisher is joined by Chris Fore, a veteran high school football coach and athletic director in Southern California, to talk about Fore's upcoming book that is tentatively titled How We Won: Inside the Locker Room of State Champion Football Coaches. Fore's book examines the philosophies of high school football coach from around the country that won state championships during the 2011 season.

Also on the show is Steve Speiwak of MaxPreps, who talks about building the 2012 preseason high school football rankings, and Tim Curran, founder of Webletes.com , discussing his company's upcoming series of football combine camps in the south and Midwest.

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On this edition of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher takes a look at some fun facts on the first round of the NFL Draft.

Fisher is joined by Bergen Catholic (NJ) head coach Nunzio Campanile, whose team will play one of the toughest national schedules in the country in 2012.

Another guest is Jeremy Grogan, the new head football coach at Walhalla High School in South Carolina. At 25-years old, Grogan, who's an alum of Walhalla, is one of the youngest head coaches in America.

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Some would call Christian Hurt of Starmount High School (Boonville, NC) a "walking miracle". On this edition of High School Football America, Hurt joins Jeff Fisher to talk about the broken neck he suffered during his senior year of football and the odds he's overcome. The last part of the journey involves his friends and family trying to raise money up to $100,000 for a special surgery in Germany that will allow the high school senior to resume a normal life without having to wear a medical halo.

Also on the program is Martin Ludlow, director of the Urban Football Coaches Association, who talks about the UFCA's 21st annual Coaches Clinic May 11th & 12th in Los Angeles.

The show concludes with Chris Fore sharing memories of his meetings with San Diego Charger Junior Seau after a 1992 car crash that ended Fore's football career.

For information on how you can make donations to the Christian Hurt Medical Needs Fund there's a PayPal account set-up at Wells Fargo Bank, you can email Christian personally at [email protected]

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Some would call Christian Hurt of Starmount High School (Boonville, NC) a "walking miracle". On this edition of High School Football America, Hurt joins Jeff Fisher to talk about the broken neck he suffered during his senior year of football and the odds he's overcome. The last part of the journey involves his friends and family trying to raise money up to $100,000 for a special surgery in Germany that will allow the high school senior to resume a normal life without having to wear a medical halo.

Also on the program is Martin Ludlow, director of the Urban Football Coaches Association, who talks about the UFCA's 21st annual Coaches Clinic May 11th & 12th in Los Angeles.

The show concludes with Chris Fore sharing memories of his meetings with San Diego Charger Junior Seau after a 1992 car crash that ended Fore's football career.

For information on how you can make donations to the Christian Hurt Medical Needs Fund there's a PayPal account set-up at Wells Fargo Bank, you can email Christian personally at [email protected]

For more info, go to www.highschoolfootball.com

High School Football America host Jeff Fisher talks with St. Xavier High School (Ohio) head coach Steve Specht, who has won two Ohio state titles since taking over in 2003. Specht is also the head coach of USA Football's Under-19 national team that will be competing for a world championship in Austin in June and July.

Fisher also chats with Dean Dompierre, who is trying to get the Michigan High School Athletic Association to change its constitution so his son Eric, who has Down Syndrome, can play his senior season of high school football and basketball. Learn more at www.letemplay.us

Fisher's final guest is Mark "Coach" Soto, the executive director of Battle for Veterans that will put-on seven high school football games in Northern and Southern California this August to raise money and awareness for wounded military veterans.

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Parkersburg High School (West Virginia) may move into an exclusive club in 2012. Parkersburg head coach Don Reeves joins High School Football America host Jeff Fisher to talk about his school's 791 victories and 16 state championships coming into this season. Only five high school football programs in America have ever won more than 800 games.

Then Patrick Steenberge, founder of Global Football, talks with Fisher about the Global Ireland Football Tournament that will feature seven American high school football teams playing in Dublin, Ireland this fall.

Fisher's final guest is Dave Schuman of National Underclassmen to talk about his football combines for freshmen, sophomores and juniors.

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Chad Hornik, new head football coach at Thomas Jefferson High School (Richmond, VA), has been charged with changing the school's football tradition. Hornik joins High School Football America host Jeff Fisher to talk about the changes he's making in hopes of ending the Vikings' 41-game losing streak.

Also on the show is Vince Leveille, former coach at Vassar High School (Michigan), who talks about his former player Travis Mills, who lost all four of his limbs after stepping on a landmine during his third tour of duty as a Marine in Afghanistan in April. If you'd like to help Travis, his wife and their young daughter, please visit www.travismills.org.

The show wraps-up with a visit from sports psychologist Dr. Jarrod Spencer of Mind of the Athlete, who talks about the recent suicide of Junior Seau and concussions in football at all levels.

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Chandler High School head football coach Shaun Aguano joins host Jeff Fisher on this edition of High School Football America.

Last weekend, the Chandler Wolves were the only high school program in America with three players drafted during the 2013 NFL Draft. Also on the show is Brett Cooper, director of the Blue-Grey High School Football All-American Classic that will be played in January 2014 in Raymond James Stadium, home of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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