2007 clinic of year mn

8/7/2019 2007 Clinic of year MN

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Aztec Passing Game

Chuck Long Head Coach San Diego State University Aztecs

Looking for a 70% + pass completion rate

7 to 8 yards/attempt

Want to keep the ball to the outside

o Middle is the INT zone

Throw screens 2 in a row

Uses 1-second video clips to help QBs get used to reading coverages,

etc more quickly

Dont have a set yard number for your red zone

o Use your kickers ability to determine your red zone

Inside receivers become more important into the red zone

Drops become shorter in the red zone

o 3-step drop becomes a 1-step, etc.

Self-scouting is a major component

Chart for Self-Scouting

Opponent

Penalties

Sacks Fumbles

INTs Dropped Balls

TotalPlays

Percentage Total

W/L

Add penalties, sacks, fumbles, INTs and dropped balls and check what

percentage of the total plays that hey add up to

o Looking to be under 12%

Contact Info:

San Diego State University5500 CampanileSan Diego, CA 92182Football Office Phone: 619-594-6769Football Office Fax: 619-594-4775

Spread Offense


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Dwight Lundeen Head Coach Becker High School Bulldogs

Ten Musts for Making the Spread Offense Work for You

1. Must be good at QB2. Must have a good protection scheme3. Must have an audible system4. Must take advantage of what the defense gives you5. Must complete passes6. Must be good at fullback7. Must have a go to receiver8. Must use your personnel9. Must call plays that build on each other10.Must call plays with no fear

Base Formation

7 yards 2 yards

2 yards

Throw about 20 times per game

Almost always a 7-man blocking scheme

Give 3 seconds of blocking time to get the play off

FB gets the ball 20-25 times per game

Wings are used in trap & lead blocking schemes

15-20 audibles/checks per game

Pre-Snap ReadsCover 3


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Cover 2

Dive SeriesFB Dive

Gopher Trap


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Bootleg Sideline

Bootleg Backside Post

36 Shuffle


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Contact Info:

Becker High School12000 Hancock Street Becker MN 55308Office Phone: [email protected]

Developing a Defense Using Fundamental Drills

Randy Shannon Head Coach University of Miami Hurricanes

Four Tackling Stations

1. One Knee Upa. Aim for V of neckb. Bow your neck (shrug shoulders)c. Shoot one hip throughd. Grab cloth

2. Both Knees on the Ground


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a. Aim for V of neckb. Bow your neckc. Shoot both hips throughd. Grab cloth

3. Stand in Front of Runnera. Aim for V of neck

b. Bow your neck (shrug shoulders)c. Shoot one hip throughd. Grab cloth

4. Stand in Inside Out Leverage on Runnera. Aim for V of neckb. Step over towards ball carrierc. Bow your neck (shrug shoulders)d. Shoot one hip throughe. Grab cloth

Pursuit Drill

RB RB

Coach

Defensive Players

Run this to the outside and the inside

Also pass with this drill & do screen pursuit

String Out Drill

Close down the running play & string it out

Player fights through one or two blocks & then makes the tackle


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QB Musts

Protect the ball

Do not force throws

Take the check down to the running back

Ways to Protect the Passer

7-man blocking schemes

Play action passes

Nakeds and bootlegs

Make sure to sell the run on play action, nakeds & boots

Confuse the Defense

Make the defense adjust slower

Use new motions, formations & shifts

Wide receivers must be taught to sell the vertical on every play

Vertical Pass Game Components

Receiver alignment spacing

o 3X1 & 2X2

Attacking safeties

o 2 high vs 1 high

Throw to the backs


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Attacking 2 High Safeties

Always look to the vacated zone in the middle of the field

Critical that the inside receivers attack the safeties hard

Safeties will be forced to work off of the hash

Inside receiver reads at 10 yard

o If the middle is open he breaks inside to a post (bender)

Bender

Attacking 1 High Safety


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Use proper spacing to put the safety in conflict

Force the safety to pick a side to cover, allowing the QB to throw

opposite of him

QBs eyes help make the safety declare what side to cover

Throw to the Running Back

The RB is always open

The RB in the vertical game is a source of hidden yardage and first

downs

All Go HB Option is a call used to get the ball to the RB

Contact Info:

University of Minnesota Athletic Communications244 Bierman Field Athletic Building516 15th Avenue SEMinneapolis, MN 55455Football Office Phone: 612-624-6004Football Office e-mail: [email protected]


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NDSU Wide Receiver Play

Reggie Moore Wide Receivers Coach North Dakota State University Bison

Eye-Hand Coordination

Use globetrotter drills

Receivers do these as a warm-up

Stance and Starts

weight on front foot

Work on this at least once per week

Cone Drills

Speed cones

Back pedal


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Practice various hard cuts

Ball Drills

One Hand Drill (warm up) look the ball in

o Where your eyes go, your hands will follow.

Low Ball Digo Throw ball low & let the receiver drop to get it & roll

Open Hip Drill

o Throw the ball behind the receiver

o Receiver must swing his hips open & reach back for the ball

Sideline

o Make sure inside leg drags to keep in bounds

Wrong Shoulder

o Make sure to flip head & re-accelerate

Knifing Through

o Split the defenders


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Separation Techniques

Throw By or Slap Through

o Push through with inside hand on DB hip & swim over with

outside arm

Stackingo Fight to get behind the DB deep ball over the shoulder

Shake

o Get on top of DB fake with 1-2 step & make cut

Opposite Shoulder Stem

o Try & open DBs hips to opposite side of the cut run right at DB

& force him

Ladder Stepo Make move to look like receiver is going straight up field & then

make cut

Press & Fade

o Push in on DB to save grass on the sideline to run a fade route

Ball Security

Five points of pressure on the ball

Use the gauntlet drill

Double Moves

Sluggo

o Sell it look back at QB on 1st move

Comeback

Stutter step

DancerStutter step

Blocking Drills

Push Pull


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o Lock up with a partner & try to keep squared up and balanced

while pushing & pulling each other

Punch & Drive

o Get flat, get vertical then punch & drive defender

Stalk

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Run at DB as long as he is backpedalling then get into a gooddrive position be under control

Do various 1 on 1 drills the same as the OL

Stalk & Cut

Cut

Push through to safety leave CB for pulling linemen

Safety Cut

Crack

Releases

Be active with hands

Keep DBs hands off slap away, push

Contact Info:P.O Box 5034Fargo, ND 58105-5034Office Phone: 701-231-7797Office Fax: 701-231-8724E-mail: [email protected]

Spread Offense Zone & Play Action

Mike Dunbar Assistant Head Coach, Offensive Coordinator

University of Minnesota Golden Gophers

Why use the spread O?

o Player friendly

o QB friendly

o Good for both run and pass O

113/112 (Inside Zone)

QB reads this end


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Aiming point is inside hip of the guard

TB heels are at 6 yards

TB steps are open, rollover & plant

QB opens with right foot open the gateo This allows the QB to read the DE to run keep to backside

o Give, keep or flip

In the gun, the QB must attack the outside shoulder of the end man on

the line of scrimmage under center, he must attack the insideshoulder

flip

If there is a blitz from the point of attack the FB (or Y on the 112) runs

either a bubble or a slip

Bubble

Slip

Play Action from 113/112 Fly &Die

16 yards15 yards

12 yards


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6 to 8 yards

6-man blocking scheme

Use double cadence (check audibles)

Against man run like hell

Against zone find the hole

On fly & die, if the WR cant get even with the DB at 15 yards he runs

the comeback

Four Verticals


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115/114 (Outside Zone)

TB reads this end

TB stretches 2 step after the mesh before making his cut

QB is slightly deeper

TB toes are at 5 yards

Play Action from 115/114

12 to 17 yards 18 to 20 yards

step under hole8 Yards

5 yards

Use bootleg action If BS guard cant log or seal & has to kickout the DE, the QB steps

under and either runs or throws to the step under hole

3X1 Version


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X tightens in a bit

Contact Info:University of Minnesota Athletic Communications244 Bierman Field Athletic Building516 15th Avenue SEMinneapolis, MN 55455Football Office Phone: 612-624-6004Football Office e-mail: [email protected]

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