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Post by email on May 4, 2017 12:27:48 GMT -6
My question was "Are you under 5'6?" of course not. I have a soul. towering in at 5'11. and yes you knew they stacked st that high. good try though. Blahahaha
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Post by fbs on May 4, 2017 12:27:56 GMT -6
And really good track kids, a lot of them, just work on track stuff. Why do think that dude from Tennessee is so fast, I'm sure if Al Davis was alive he would be signing him to a bajillion dollar contract . just... dont. yeah year after year he did the same thing... draft really fast, bad football players.
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Post by Deleted on May 4, 2017 12:30:25 GMT -6
oh god... are you really trying to go back to the track argument? what an idiot. big difference here, and you're speaking pretty broadly. so yeah, if I wanna get better at running in a straight line, I guess track is the best thing for it, but how much of football is played in a straight line? why aren't "TRACK KIDS" better football players? Million dollar question right there. ANSWER IT. Track is a heck of a lot better than things like powerlifting, baseball, soccer, etc. Basketball, wrestling, and track all have benefits. The rest, useless.
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Post by fbs on May 4, 2017 12:30:51 GMT -6
look guys... at the end of the day, no matter what angle you try to bring, I'll always be one step ahead of you. I'm smarter, better looking, a better coach, nicer car, more money, my subway card has more holes punched, I've seen more movies, like better music, the sun is brighter to me than it is you, I never get cold or hot, always just right.... I'm a straight up DUDE. and you're not. not everyone can be, and that's ok.
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Post by fbs on May 4, 2017 12:31:38 GMT -6
oh god... are you really trying to go back to the track argument? what an idiot. big difference here, and you're speaking pretty broadly. so yeah, if I wanna get better at running in a straight line, I guess track is the best thing for it, but how much of football is played in a straight line? why aren't "TRACK KIDS" better football players? Million dollar question right there. ANSWER IT. Track is a heck of a lot better than things like powerlifting, baseball, soccer, etc. Basketball, wrestling, and track all have benefits. The rest, useless. tell me why.
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Post by Deleted on May 4, 2017 12:31:50 GMT -6
look guys... at the end of the day, no matter what angle you try to bring, I'll always be one step ahead of you. I'm smarter, better looking, a better coach, nicer car, more money, my subway card has more holes punched, I've seen more movies, like better music, the sun is brighter to me than it is you, I never get cold or hot, always just right.... I'm a straight up DUDE. and you're not. not everyone can be, and that's ok. We should all be jealous.
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Post by fbs on May 4, 2017 12:32:33 GMT -6
look guys... at the end of the day, no matter what angle you try to bring, I'll always be one step ahead of you. I'm smarter, better looking, a better coach, nicer car, more money, my subway card has more holes punched, I've seen more movies, like better music, the sun is brighter to me than it is you, I never get cold or hot, always just right.... I'm a straight up DUDE. and you're not. not everyone can be, and that's ok. We should all be jealous. no.. don't be.. you need to pine for something more attainable.
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Post by Deleted on May 4, 2017 12:34:03 GMT -6
Track is a heck of a lot better than things like powerlifting, baseball, soccer, etc. Basketball, wrestling, and track all have benefits. The rest, useless. tell me why. Oh you know, all those RPO's you run involves leverage (wrestling), hand-eye coordination (basketball), and speed/explosion (track, wrestling). But hey, I clearly have no clue.
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Post by fbs on May 4, 2017 12:35:15 GMT -6
I feel like you misunderstand leverage and rpos.
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Post by Deleted on May 4, 2017 12:36:24 GMT -6
I feel like you misunderstand leverage and rpos. You're right, your linemen don't have to play with great leverage to run power... You probably still teach the ole "flipper" technique.
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Post by fbs on May 4, 2017 12:47:58 GMT -6
if you'd read anything id written you'd know that I don't. fail again oh failer.
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Post by Hands11 on May 5, 2017 9:24:37 GMT -6
FBS explain your favorite RPO....just want to learn. oh that's simple... slot right with the sniffer to the right, running power to the right. pre snap leverage throw with the slot, post snap read on the left safety (if 2 hi) or single hi safety, running a skinny post with the single wr on the left. If S gets his nose involved hit the bang post for a buncha yards. also simple post snaps of inside zone and 1 back power: off IZ: trips lt/zone rt, must lock backside T, read backside inside LB Route combo 1. vert 2. Fin or replace slant 3. Seam ILB bails hand the ball, he fits pull and read hi safety for the hi lo. can run the same combos off 1 back power or counter f. or read backside end off IZ/OZ and run quick combos off backside (flood, snag, or any sprint concept.) Sufficient for starters? I can go on.... This is almost exactly what we run with our RPO stuff. Haven't read the rest of this thread yet so I may be repeating someone, but we break up into a separate periods during 7 on 7 time and we draw cards telling the scout guys where to trigger on the run fakes and I just have our QBs make reads and throws and handoffs during that time. Seemed to work well for us. We have no speed and it helped us stretch the field during the season for some big plays down the field. But, looks like I'll be starting a soph. QB this next year so we gonna have to start all over with the progressions on this stuff.
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Post by fbs on May 5, 2017 10:02:32 GMT -6
oh that's simple... slot right with the sniffer to the right, running power to the right. pre snap leverage throw with the slot, post snap read on the left safety (if 2 hi) or single hi safety, running a skinny post with the single wr on the left. If S gets his nose involved hit the bang post for a buncha yards. also simple post snaps of inside zone and 1 back power: off IZ: trips lt/zone rt, must lock backside T, read backside inside LB Route combo 1. vert 2. Fin or replace slant 3. Seam ILB bails hand the ball, he fits pull and read hi safety for the hi lo. can run the same combos off 1 back power or counter f. or read backside end off IZ/OZ and run quick combos off backside (flood, snag, or any sprint concept.) Sufficient for starters? I can go on.... This is almost exactly what we run with our RPO stuff. Haven't read the rest of this thread yet so I may be repeating someone, but we break up into a separate periods during 7 on 7 time and we draw cards telling the scout guys where to trigger on the run fakes and I just have our QBs make reads and throws and handoffs during that time. Seemed to work well for us. We have no speed and it helped us stretch the field during the season for some big plays down the field. But, looks like I'll be starting a soph. QB this next year so we gonna have to start all over with the progressions on this stuff. one thing to consider that we took from OU is that they don't do it the same as most. they'll have a quick tagged with a qb run like stick/qb counter. if he pulls up and likes his route, shoot it. if not pull it down and get into the run fit. they'll also run their playaction game off true run tags, so it always looks like an rpo but its really not. meaning they will have power called up front, but the qb knows he's going to work his slant or quick smash or fin or whatever quick you want to use. the purpose of that is to not have that stupid lax fake run blocking and sell by the rb. it looks like a run because it is.
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Post by Burnet44 on May 5, 2017 22:38:31 GMT -6
Good stuff And imho people are to wrapped up into X's and O's How many of you work as hard scouting D On personel and what they can and can't do? Basically matchups To me that's real work not on hudl or whiteboard Break down film on plus minus of each d player What they do well and what they do bad And game plan you o reads based on their ability I've seen so many o visor wearing hair gel Gurus just draw plays and think have it all done
Sure do that and personal it 65 can be trapped but 70 plays it well 25 can't tackle but can cover 57 rushes passer well but can be hooked Ect
This is why o guys are plentiful and d guys are Hard to find WORK
O guys are done by lunch d guys midnight
This and 10 bucks will buy a cup of coffee At Starbucks.
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Post by gotemcoach on May 7, 2017 14:30:51 GMT -6
Burnett that's how every O coach I know works
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Post by tcb on May 7, 2017 19:37:09 GMT -6
Burnett that's how every O coach I know works I was about to say the same thing. Personnel has to be scouted, more so than the fronts.
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Post by Burnet44 on May 7, 2017 23:34:37 GMT -6
And do you figure in your guys ability to do it also
3 teck can be hooked But our Rt guard dip snit couldn't hook a hooker with 100 bucks tied around his neck So run hook plays left for Will who sucks at pass pro Or flip lineman.
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Post by Burnet44 on May 7, 2017 23:42:38 GMT -6
Most of the o gurus I know especially visor Ghey's just draw plays and think they got it done Last staff I was on before prison O guys were done at lunch Sat each week While we slaved till 8 and most of Sunday We score about as much as keek ball coaches do In Cuna While my d guys are playing 90 snaps a night We go 6-4 and make playoffs and win a playoff game Which shows 1 how watered down playoff are 2 how we coached our arse off 3 spread gurus suck 4 there are a lotta liars in here
Pogrtf
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Post by tcb on May 8, 2017 5:32:03 GMT -6
Most of the o gurus I know especially visor Ghey's just draw plays and think they got it done Last staff I was on before prison O guys were done at lunch Sat each week While we slaved till 8 and most of Sunday We score about as much as keek ball coaches do In Cuna While my d guys are playing 90 snaps a night We go 6-4 and make playoffs and win a playoff game Which shows 1 how watered down playoff are 2 how we coached our arse off 3 spread gurus suck 4 there are a lotta liars in here Pogrtf Ouch! That was a tough year. I hate that it ruined all spread gurus in your eyes, though. That's a shame.
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Post by fbs on May 8, 2017 6:46:01 GMT -6
Good stuff And imho people are to wrapped up into X's and O's How many of you work as hard scouting D On personel and what they can and can't do? Basically matchups To me that's real work not on hudl or whiteboard Break down film on plus minus of each d player What they do well and what they do bad And game plan you o reads based on their ability I've seen so many o visor wearing hair gel Gurus just draw plays and think have it all done Sure do that and personal it 65 can be trapped but 70 plays it well 25 can't tackle but can cover 57 rushes passer well but can be hooked Ect This is why o guys are plentiful and d guys are Hard to find WORK O guys are done by lunch d guys midnight This and 10 bucks will buy a cup of coffee At Starbucks. yeah... work till midnight and give up a 50 spot while we score 45. thanks for the advice, but we are doing just fine. at heart you bring a good point, but when you average in the 40's per game the burden is on the defense.
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