“I’ve always based my philosophy on having an offense and defense that can compete, even when you don’t have the talent to match up with your opposition. The better
the players you have, the more diverse you can become. We talk about multiplicity, but also about simplicity. We want our kids to understand what they’re doing,
where they’re going and everything that’s going on, but not in so complicated a system that they are not able to make plays. I believe in getting a lot of people on
the field, giving them an opportunity to play if they deserve to do that, and giving the team a chance to win.”
Click here for the field and detailed video fo each position
Click here for the field and detailed video fo each position
| Offensive Philosophy |
- “Fast Break” Offense
- No Huddle- Quick Cadence
- Get the ball in the best players hands as much as possible
- Spread the Defense with 4-5 wide receivers
- Use Multiple Personnel Groupings
- Take what the defense gives you
- Running Game: Option, Draws, Counters, Stretch, Zone
- Passing Game: Quick Game, Screens, Sprint Outs, Play Action, Bootleg
- Dictate to Defense
| Defensive Philosophy |
Click here to read the article I wrote that the AFCA published on defense
Click here for my Defensive Slideshow (click on each slide to advance)
- Pressure Front
- 4-2-5
- Multiple Fronts, Stunts and Blitz Packages
- Basic Zone Defense in Secondary
- Stop the Run First
- Do not allow Big Plays
- Hustle to the ball
- Force Turnovers
- Pursue and Tackle everyday in practice
Click here for my Defensive Slideshow (click on each slide to advance)
| Special Teams Philosophy |
Click here to read the article I wrote that the AFCA published on special teams.
If a team prepares against your specialty (trick) plays it takes away time for them to prepare their specialty (trick) plays.
Click here for my Special Teams Slideshow (click on each slide to advance)
If a team prepares against your specialty (trick) plays it takes away time for them to prepare their specialty (trick) plays.
- Put great time and effort into being a GREAT specialty team
- Play best 11 on all special teams
- Be aggressive with special teams - use it as a weapon
- Use an unusual alignment to cause breakdown in opponents alignment and assignment
- Practice some or all aspects of special teams daily
Click here for my Special Teams Slideshow (click on each slide to advance)