This is a popular clip on Youtube of the ending to a basketball game. Watch as the home team celebrates what they think is a winning shot. People storm the court to celebrate with the players but they forget that there are still 0.6 seconds left on the clock. By not even defending they allow the visiting team to get the ball to almost half court and take a shot.
Always Always make sure there is no time left on the clock. Anything can happen at the end of a game. Don't celebrate winning too earl...
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Excited for the Coming Season
Well I am excited for this coming football season. For those that don't know this Senior class were the sophomore's a couple years ago. I wrote a little about our experience at Price Camp with them and how we weren't sure about how that season was going to turn out.
At that time we as coaches weren't sure how how many games we would win. We thought we might not win many at all. That year they ended up winning all but 1 game. Last year same for them they lost 1 game as well barely losing to Alta. This from a team with a majority of players that didn't win a...
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Smart Football: Evolution of the Spread
Smart Football a blog written by Chris Brown is considered by many to be a pretty dang good expert on football and different schemes. In his latest blog entry he posted 3 different videos and talked about the evolution of the spread from 2000 to now.
The first video is from the 1999 season. I was out of the country that year so I missed out on that football season.
Next two videos are from Oregon and Chip Kelly. Chris feels that Kelly and Malzahn at Auburn are the next to be the big time innovators of the spread.
How is that for irony, after Tony Franklin's run at Auburn...
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Lining the Running Back a Yard Further Back From the Line
So this coming season we are moving our backs a yard further from the line of scrimmage. Reason we are doing this is because we feel it will allow our backs to get their shoulders more towards the line of scrimmage while we are running inside zone. I like the move as I think it will allow our kids to get to the line in a more downhill style and might give a little bit more time for the blocks to develop. We'll find out when the season starts.
What has been the experience of other coaches in dealing with the backs a yard further back in their alignment to the QB. Please...
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