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Spencer Wheeler
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Spencer Wheeler
@CoachSCDub
Offensive Coordinator - Recruiting Coordinator & OL Coach at Ottawa University |
California Native | OVC Champion
- This is one of those topics where it all comes down to semantics and how you learned it/remembered it. This is how i think about the different iterations of Zone Tracks, I'm very curious to hear others points of view on the topic.
- Defensive ID Teaching 2 Read (aka Palms) Things to Cover - Coverage Overview - Areas to Attack - Defensive Indicators - Ways to Attack (see image 2)
- Former Alabama HC - Nick Saban The Four criteria he looked for when hiring a new coach. What kind of character do you have? - "What kind of examples do you set" What kind of knowledge do you have? Ability to apply the knowledge & teach the players - "Coaching is
00:00 - Rutgers HC Greg Schiano The importance of vertical alignment within a coaching staff. I just wrote and defended my thesis on the significance of Clear Defined Organizational Structure on the Win/Loss rates of College and NFL teams, so it's very interesting to hear his changing
00:00 - Texas Safeties Coach Blake Gideon Building a Drill Menu EDD's Specialty Drills Reevaluating your drill list as you enter each 'Season' coachtube.com/course/footbal…
00:00 - Defensive ID Teaching Cover 3 Things to Cover - Coverage Overview - Variations (See Image 2) - Areas to Attack - Defensive Indicators - Ways to Attack
- Gallop With Violent Intentions
- Defensive ID Teaching Match (aka Rip/Liz) Things to Cover - Coverage Overview - Areas to Attack - Defensive Indicators - Ways to Attack (see image 2)
- Defensive ID Teaching Cover 2 Things to Cover - Coverage Overview - Variations (See Image 2) - Areas to Attack - Defensive Indicators - Ways to Attack
- Trips Coverages I Know Trips checks vary greatly from league to league so these are just four of the most frequent ones i hear about/see. Curious to hear what's most common from other coaches. I know for a few people Cover 1 is a common one to see.
- Defensive ID Nothing Original here, this is rooted in R4 ideology Three types of CB - Depths - Leverages - Eyes Depth + Leverage + Eyes gives the QB/WR insight on what coverage they're seeing. Again this is about simplifying and giving tools to the players to ID what they See
- Miss State OL coach Cody Kennedy Teaching DUO Gap scheme - Duo = Double Up (power no puller) Priority Gap Teaching Gap Filled = Down block, V neck landmark Gap Open = Look to build DBL Backside = Patient alert for games, Win Inside coachtube.com/course/footbal…
00:00 - I drew this up a couple years ago but it helps illustrate why i like Inside Zone so much. So much versatility from just the TE spot alone to show all these different looks.
Replying to @OCAcademy11Inside Zone - Base/Staple Run - Most versatile concept
