Usa Football Coach And Coordinator Podcast

Entering his 10th year as head coach, which makes him the longest tenured head coach in Kentucky football history, Mark Stoops continue to set the standard for the program. In January, the VRBO Citrus Bowl was a cool-record six consecutive bowl games and a fourth straight bowl win. The victory over Iowa was the 16th straight non-conference win which is the longest active streak in the country. In addition, Stoops has 59 wins in the Blue and White, needing only two more triumphs to surpass the school standard of 60 set by Paul “Bear” Bryant. Coach Stoops track record at Kentucky is evidence of his ability to build and maintain a strong football culture. He discusses that process in today’s episode from the Alabama Football Coaches Association Clinic. Shownotes: Entire replay plus three of Alabama’s top high school coaches and Virginia Tech Head Coach Brent Pry, Auburn HC Brian Harsin, Mississippi State HC Mike Leach and Alabama HC Nick Saban are available here. Code will give you 50% off: https://coach

In this segment from the 2022 Angelo Clinic, Tyler Junior College Offensive Coordinator AJ Smith defines Air Raid and the most important components for the Air Raid or any offense. You can get the replay of the clinic where he goes through all of the throws a QB needs to make in the Air Raid at angelo22.coachesclinic.com The Angelo Clinic is known for its strong line-up of championship coaches from HS, College and the NFL. AJ Smith has coached at the high school, college and pro levels learning directly from and working with some of the most knowledgeable offensive coaches in the like Hal Mumme, June Jones, and John Jenkins. Shownotes: -What is Air Raid not -Defining Air Raid -Pass to Run -Draws & screens -Hal Mumme "We aren't going to run the ball more. We are going to run the ball farther." -Most important component is you, the coordinator -Norm Chow and John David Booty -Vegas odds and how the QB factors in -Angelo Clinic and Wade Phillips - What is the toughest play to stop? -Elevating the QB -The Spr

On todays' episode we share a segment from the Louisiana Football Coaches Association Clinic in which Mike Denbrock, Offensive Coordinator at LSU shares the them which they are building the Tiger's offense around "Getting Gritty." He breaks that down and shares what it means to their unit and why it is important. Shownotes: -Background with Coach Kelly -Theme to build around -Identity of the unit -"Gritty" -Uncommonly successful -Are you showing grit here? -What "grit" means to LSU -Resolve and conviction about what you are doing -Breaking down "Grit" -Grateful -Resiliency -Intensity -Together Check out our sponsor Sportscope and their leading technology for end zone cameras and sideline instant replay: Sportscope.com Related: Mike Denbrock - Complimentary Football, Teaching the Why's, RPO https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/from-the-archives-mike-denbrock-offensive-coordinator-university-of-cincinnati Coach Denbrock on CoachTube: https://bit.ly/3xss9FF Louisiana Football Coaches Association on CoachT

On today's podcast I share the thoughts of Homer Smith from his manual "The History of Football Concepts." Homer Smith was a forward thinker on the game with a strong understanding of how the past affects the future. He envisioned much of what is happening in the game today over two decades ago. Homer Smith was the head coach at Davidson College, the University of Pacific, and the US Military Academy. He was offensive coordinator at UCLA, Alabama, Arizona and for the Kansas City Chiefs. He was a Broyles award winner in 1997. He held degrees from Princeton, Stanford School of Business, and Harvard Divinity School. Shownotes: -Study of the game 1940's-1990's -Important lessons for a coach -Looking ahead -Defensive coaches -Individual techniques -QB ability -Pass receiving ability -Ball-carrying ability -Versatility at skill positions -Faking -Two passers in the game -Training players in reacting -QB control at the LOS -Writing boards -Time to throw -A faster pace -Decision making -Use of computers -Pre

Shownotes coming soon. This is a segment from the South Carolina Football Coaches Association Clinic. Get replays on CoachTube.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today’s podcast we share a segment from Mark Carney’s presentation at the 2nd Annual Lauren’s First & Goal Clinic. In this segment Coach Carney shares his rationale behind using shifts and motions as well as how they teach and utilize them to be the most effective. -Influences -Defining shift -Why use a shift -Why have both motions and shifts -How motions help an offense Get the entire presentation with video which benefits Lauren’s First & Goal Foundation: https://bit.ly/3Q93zSW Related: Ken O’Keefe: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/evaluating-quarterback-decision-making-iowa-qb-coach-ken-okeefe https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/iowa-footwork-mixdown Will Healy: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/first-impressions-and-building-culture-will-healy-head-coach-charlotte Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode taken from the 2nd Annual Lauren's First & Goal Clinic, North Carolina offensive coordinator Phil Longo shares his philosophy which drives his work as an offensive coordinator. Shownotes: -Inspiration for this talk -Learning from mentors -Starting with a philosophy to drive the work you do -Self scout and simplification -Pushing the limits of simplification -His simple philosophy -Play fast -Play instinctively -Next play always -Depth chart -The standard is the standard -Play more people when they have attained the right to play -Equal reps in practice Link to this entire talk including practice and game video: https://bit.ly/3t704CA Related: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/phil_longo_ole_miss Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1925 Knute Rockne, then the head coach at Notre Dame published a book simply called "Coaching." On today's podcast, Keith shares "Chapter 4 - Offense." In this chapter what Knute Rockne writes about is still applicable and could be part of any coaching manual or playbook today. Shownotes: -Introduction -Football and Warfare -Versatility of Attack -Formations -Balanced vs Unbalanced -Shifting -Sequences -Huddling and Tempo -Hints on Offense Related: Woody Hayes Passing Game: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/woody-hayes-passing-game Woody Hayes Five Yard Fence Rule for Better Run Fits https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/woody-hayes-5-yard-fence-rule-for-better-run-fits Wisdom from Knute Rockne and Bear Bryant https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/wisdom-from-knute-rockne-and-bear-bryant From Hall of Fame Coach Darrell Royal's Book - "The Simple Life In Coaching" https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/from-hall-of-fame-coach-darrell-royals-book-the-simple-life-in-coaching Woody Hayes Insight into th

Alonzo cart Alonzo Carter is the assistant head coach, running backs coach and recruiting coordinator at San Jose State. He was recognized by 247Sports.com as the Mountain West Recruiter of the Year in 2019.

Coach Carter became a national figure in college football and the coaching profession in the spring of 2020 organizing his "West Coast ZOOM Calls." He desired to assist minority coaches with upward mobility in the coaching profession, the #BlackLivesMatter movement, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on sports and society. 
In August, 2020, he was named to the National Coalition of Minority Football Coaches (NCMFC) executive committee. The organization's goal is to identify and groom coaches of color, and create a list of coaching candidates for upward mobility. On campus, he now serves as an advisor to the student-athlete groups, People of Change and #SJSpeaksUp.

Coach “Zo” came to the Spartans with after a period as highly successful local community college and high school football head coach a

The Cleveland Browns offensive line has been one of the highest rated in the NFL ranked #3 and #4 in run blocking the past two seasons, but also registering the least amount of head impacts and concussions. This is a segment of the COOL Clinic with Bill Callahan and Scott Peters. Coach Callahan talks about their techniques for Wide Zone and Scott Peters gives an overview of the terminology they utilize to create a system for Sets, Strikes, and Counters in Pass Protection. Shownotes: Bill Callahan: Play with hands #3 the last two years in run; least amount of head impact/zero concussions Play Long and Win the first touch Buckboard technique of defensive lineman Post up blocker and trail blocker Footwork=brace -high leg- pop Advance the stagger Pendelum Strike Assess the location of the LB Peters OL Play is the most exciting martial art on the planet Numerical systems for sets and strikes in pass protection Pillar Scoop strike Camp strike/fit Snatch strike/fit Armpit strikes Chest Plate Clamp points Syste

Matt Luke has checked a lot of boxes in his career from being the Head Coach at his alma mater, Ole Miss, to winning the 2021 FBS National Championship as the Offensive Line Coach of the Georgia Bulldogs. Coach Luke spoke at the 2022 COOL Clinic and illustrated how he groups his play schemes for install, learning, and communication. Shownotes: -Career and stepping away after a national championship -movement from huddle to uptempo -importance of language -inside zone -gap schemes -pin and pull -protection One advantage to having clear and concise ;language that has definitive meaning for your players is that it allows you to effectively and efficiently make adjustments as well as communicate with staff as the game is going. A tremendous tool for making adjustments on Friday nights is your instant replay system, but the effectiveness is very dependent on having great technology and that’s where our partner of the Coach and Coordinator Podcast SportScope excels. When you go feature by feature and compar

Today's episode is a segment from Jon Gruden's presentation at the C.O.O.L. Clinic "What I look fro when hiring an OL Coach." Coach Gruden shares his approach and what he looks for in this critical hire. Shownotes: -Using game film from the candidate -Quest for knowledge -Compatability -Work together to build a system -Hard work and loyalty -Develop players -Practice time Check out our partner: email for a demo - podcast@getreconsports.com -(317)324-8605 - getreconsports.com/ Register for the COOL Clinic: https://cool2022.coachesclinic.com COOL Clinic Channel on CoachTube: https://coachtube.com/coolclinic Related: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/national-conference-w-jon-gruden-head-coach-oakland-raiders https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/sets/the-c-o-o-l-clinic-speakers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Costello Marty Costello enters his seventh year with the Winipeg Blue Bombers in 2022, and fifth as the team’s offensive line coach. Coach Costello has won two Grey Cup Championships with the Blue Bombers offensive line, which remains the most-consistent and dominant unit in the Canadian Football League. Coach Costello first came to Winnipeg in 2016 to serve as assistant offensive line coach to Bob Wylie. Prior to joining Winnipeg, Costello spent two seasons at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point as run-game coordinator and offensive line coach Before UWSP, Costello coached at Valley City State. He started as co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, and for his final three seasons, was promoted to offensive coordinator and offensive line coach. His team at Valley City State won three consecutive conference championships. Today’s episode is segments from his COOL Clinic talk from 2021 and a preview of his talk for 2022. Shownotes: -The Invisible Heroes -Skill players -Coaching the OL -Add to

Today's episode is from the 2022 Indiana Football Coaches Association Clinic with a keynote from Indiana Hoosiers Head Coach Tom Allen. Coach Allen shares what their focus has been to this point as well as how they will "Build" moving forward. To access this talk and all replays that are part of the state association megaticket go to IFCA2022.coachesclinic.com The MegaTicket includes 9 clinics and hundreds of talks covering every topic. Shownotes: Tom Allen -Ear muffs and blinders 4 -Grit - perseverance and passion towards a long term goal -Pillars - accountability, toughness and love -Do things the right way -L.E.O. -Love is sacrifice and toughness -The bottom line - value of the player -How can I lead you if I don’t know you? -“Build” - word for 2022 -Built to last -Coach Hepner -Players will buy into the leader before they buy into a vision -How do you build trust? -Vision -Invest in player -Capture the minds and hearts players -Objective: Build the best team -Leadership council -How do you lead? -

Now in his. second stint at Clemson and his first year as offensive coordinator, Brandon Streeter takes an approach to leading the offense by aligning with Dabo Swinney's overall culture and then using a simple offensive philosophy to create success on the field. Shownotes: -It starts with culture -Hire good people -Alignment with administration -Love our players -Take pride in developing our players -Stars don’t matter -Watering the bamboo -Team and staff unity -Be organized -Accountability -Communication -Creating a positive environment -Base offensive philosophy - be simple -Base out of 11 personnel but have ability to transition to other groupings -Be balanced -Be a tempo no huddle offense -Misdirection and pro -Create big plays -Have fun and be creative -Get ball to playmakers Check out our sponsor SportScope and their cutting edge technology to help you make the best sideline and half-time adjustments. Go to sportscope.com Episode with 6x SC State Champion Dutch Fork HS and their workflow for in-

On today's episode, Bob Wylie joins Keith to give his insight into coaching, discuss the coaches he's learned from at the COOL Clinic over the years, and give an overview of this year's line-up. Shownotes: -The most important part of coaching - more than Xs&Os -When you don't know -Yelling at the players -Advice from Paul brown -When a player doesn’t get it -The best teachers to come through the COOL Clinic -Jim McNally’s patience -Alex Gibbs doing the whole run game -Dan Radakovich’s style of handling players -The consistency of Howard Mudd and his professor-like knowledge -Getting it form the chalkboard to the grass -The end result is what matters -What the best players have in common -The most innovative coaches at the COOL Clinic over the years -Howard Mudd -Paul Alexander -Jim McNally -Tunch Ilkin punch -Dan Radakovich and inside foot -Jerry Wampfler - replacing the kick step -High hand and low hand in pass protection -Jim Hannifan up kick -Be able to adjust with the players -Jon Gruden - What I look f

Today's episode is sponsored by @GetReconSports On today's podcast Dom Zanot joins us to discuss measuring speed as a diagnostic. We discuss interesting numbers like Collision Index and Change of Direction Deficit as well as how to train athletes. Shownotes: -Using numbers to drive improvement -Tools for measuring -Measurements and what they mean -The explosive play -Measuring high speed and valuing it -Looking at splits and what they mean -Momentum beyond 40 yards -Where these numbers show up in the game -Speed as the diagnostic -Myth - you are born with a certain speed -Example: Power -Example: Breakdown in mechanics -Collision index & the physics of momentum -Finding the most effective player weight -Wearables for tracking -Change of Direction Deficit -Every test should be a diagnostic for future training and instruction -Training COD - deceleration -Implementing these ideas -Connecting with coach Twitter: @athwestchester Dan and Danny Davis - Analytics and Leadership: Related episodes: Feed the Cat

In 1958, Glen “Tiger” Ellison created the Run and Shoot offense to turn his community’s football fortunes around and in the process he not only saved his job, but rallied the success into a position on Woody Hayes’s Ohio State staff. At Middletown High School in Ohio, Ellison and the offense led the team to a 38-7 record and began a revolution. After winning with his Run and Shoot Offense, Tiger went on to become an assistant for Mr. “Three Yards and a Cloud of Dust” himself, Woody Hayes. Woody wrote the Foreword to Tiger’sbook, noting to Ellison, “You’re the forward-passingest coach in the country, and they say I’m the most non-passingest coach that ever lived.” Woody was known for saying “When you throw a pass, three things can happen, and two of them are bad." Today, Keith shares a section of Woody Hayes' book Hotline to Victory. Woody's book shares a very detailed approach to the passing game and a philosophy that can be applied to any passing game today. Shownotes -Our Passing Game -What cause

On today’s podcast we talk about data analytics and how they are about leadership. Our guests share a process for looking at analytics, why they matter and a great new tool for coaches. -Dan’s background -Danny’s Background -West Point and Analytics -Leadership is decision making -Recognizing Patterns -OODA Loop -Overwhelming an opponent -Process to gather information -Being a great follower to become a great leader -Delegating and having a system for film breakdown -Assigning a limited set of data to each coach -Paint a picture to gain a common ground of understanding -Winning the 1-2% in a game of inches -What patterns do I/we have? -Example of training pilots -A tool for breakdown, planning, and learning -Making the best play call possible for every situation -Previous play -It ain’t about the X’s &O’s; it’s about the Jimmy’s and Joe’s -Giving players a better understanding of what you want to accomplish -A system that automatically generates other data points for analysis and understanding -Using techno

This is part of Head Coach at Northern Illinois Thomas Hammock's presentation at the Illinois High School Football Coaches Association Virtual Clinic. In it he talks about how football and the stock market have similarities and that when there is a dip in the market it is time to invest in the process. He shares NIU's unique approach which helped them go from 0-6 to 9-5 and a MAC Championship with the 2nd youngest team in the country. Shownotes: -What is the Dip? -2 choices - portal or high school -Investing in players and culture -Getting over the hump -Best til proven otherwise -Invest in relationships -Got younger before we got better -Why the portal is cyclical -Building with high school players we can develop -Place high value on evaluation -Being the youngest -Find kids who fit -Not into the star recruiting -Too much supply in the recruiting process -Philosophy on walk-ons -Academics - the guys doing it right in the classroom normally can help on the field -The weight room -Making gains during the se