Center front is defnitely the most versatile of all front positions...you can shoot angles on both sides. Here are a few things I think center fronts should possess, have, do, etc
1) Stay tight tight tight. Their right and left front tapes will typically have good angles to your sides, so be careful when peaking out
2) DO NOT Sweetspot on the break. Every half second counts and you don't want to be wasting it on sweetspotting if your primary bunker is the center 50. Besides, you run much slower while sweetspotting. Show me someone who can run as fast sweetspotting (accurately) as they can just tring to get to the center 50 without shooting
3) Listen to your backs and mid/fronts. They will relay where you need to shoot. HOwever, typically, you'll have a zone to watch so your mid/fronts and backs will at least alert you to where they are
4) PATIENCE! Don't get ancy if you don't do anything for 30 seconds. Its natural to need to do something while in the game. Typically if any front whether its center or tapes, stay down for a little bit, those posting on them will tire and look somewhere else.
5) Watch the snakes. They are your worst enemy in terms of bunkers. Good teams will send people down the snakes to primarily get the center 50s out.
Well that's it for now. Good luck!