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Post by ggf on Jan 14, 2016 9:46:24 GMT -6
Very similar to this............... Yup. Like hands said, illegal. We were in a scrimmage and the refs stopped play because we had one come by and take a few pretty cool pics of our kids in the huddle and stuff like that. What the H3LL is a huddle?
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Post by kennywayne9 on Jan 14, 2016 9:48:43 GMT -6
Yup. Like hands said, illegal. We were in a scrimmage and the refs stopped play because we had one come by and take a few pretty cool pics of our kids in the huddle and stuff like that. What the H3LL is a huddle? It's that thing more offensive coaches should use. By not huddling, you guys are making it way easier on the DC to call the game.
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Post by xdipster on Jan 14, 2016 9:52:12 GMT -6
Making it turn into an auto front and coverage scenario a lot of times.
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Post by kennywayne9 on Jan 14, 2016 9:56:17 GMT -6
Making it turn into an auto front and coverage scenario a lot of times. Not at all. If I'm calling D against no huddle, I'm able to see personnel and offensive structure before I make the call. The hardest games to call are against the two opponents we play who DO NOT huddle. I have no idea about offensive structure before I make the call. I can't wait to see it because my guys have to have their eyes on the offense when they break the huddle, not looking to the sideline.
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Post by Hands11 on Jan 14, 2016 10:02:32 GMT -6
Making it turn into an auto front and coverage scenario a lot of times. Not at all. If I'm calling D against no huddle, I'm able to see personnel and offensive structure before I make the call. The hardest games to call are against the two opponents we play who DO NOT huddle. I have no idea about offensive structure before I make the call. I can't wait to see it because my guys have to have their eyes on the offense when they break the huddle, not looking to the sideline. HAHAHAH!! You're welcome!
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Post by kennywayne9 on Jan 14, 2016 10:05:12 GMT -6
Not at all. If I'm calling D against no huddle, I'm able to see personnel and offensive structure before I make the call. The hardest games to call are against the two opponents we play who DO NOT huddle. I have no idea about offensive structure before I make the call. I can't wait to see it because my guys have to have their eyes on the offense when they break the huddle, not looking to the sideline. HAHAHAH!! You're welcome! You guys do it well. Offensive guys have fallen in love with "tempo." Thing is, defenses have adjusted. In 2 years, I have not missed calling something I wanted to call because of tempo.
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Post by Hands11 on Jan 14, 2016 10:06:33 GMT -6
I like huddling because why we are in the huddle our defense is breathing and getting water! It's not that hard to tempo if you wanted to anyways.
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Post by kennywayne9 on Jan 14, 2016 10:09:43 GMT -6
I like huddling because why we are in the huddle our defense is breathing and getting water! It's not that hard to tempo if you wanted to anyways. Thank you! Watch Alabama the other night. They use tempo the right way. They spring it on the defense out of nowhere.
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Post by xdipster on Jan 14, 2016 10:25:23 GMT -6
Making it turn into an auto front and coverage scenario a lot of times. Not at all. If I'm calling D against no huddle, I'm able to see personnel and offensive structure before I make the call. The hardest games to call are against the two opponents we play who DO NOT huddle. I have no idea about offensive structure before I make the call. I can't wait to see it because my guys have to have their eyes on the offense when they break the huddle, not looking to the sideline. interesting take. I have found that schools at our level are usually not very sophisticated either way. If they are in turbo, this is what we get, if they are huddled up, something different. I can see what you mean though.
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Post by kennywayne9 on Jan 14, 2016 10:28:01 GMT -6
We completely changed our system of calling defense to deal with tempo. It is a non issue for us these days. I like to see no huddle.
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Post by ggf on Jan 14, 2016 12:24:45 GMT -6
Nothing is ever an issue until it comes down the the kids period. Every one of us who has the chalk last wins if we are any good as a coach. Huddle or no huddle. I like tempo to be a good no huddle tempo team you have to be great at not turning the ball over, 3rd down % and red zone %. Otherwise you are spinning wheels. On the flip side you can be a huddle team and still be spinning wheels when you are bad at those too.
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Post by tonymontana on Jan 14, 2016 12:37:32 GMT -6
I think tempo is played out to an extent. Have used it and been successful but we were also successful slowing down. KWs point is actually less about tempo as it is using a huddle. Huddle teams "hide" formation and structure. No huddle teams don't...so in calling D being able to know formation and structure makes it easier. I personally think "sugar huddle" and running to line, getting set, and running a play is a b!tch.
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Post by email on Jan 14, 2016 14:03:01 GMT -6
U can use a drone U must use the drone everyday in practice for it to be legal, not just game day
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Post by Hitch on Jan 18, 2016 14:13:08 GMT -6
We have a guy here that should just be the drone/Hudl coach.........just sayin..........
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Post by email on Mar 8, 2017 22:29:22 GMT -6
Ttt
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