10 Ways You Wish You Used HUDL- AC Nike Clinic

10 Ways You Wish Used HUDL- AC Nike

                                                                                

1)   Create Custom Columns

How Coach Everett from VA uses this:

a)    Star Player (show player in certain formations, etc)

b)   P & 10 (1^st Down of Series)

c)    Strength to Boundary

d)   Types of Motion

         **You can change these columns in the “manage breakdown

              data” section

2)   Film Drills with Mobile Capture

How Coach Mike Nobler from NE uses this:

a)    Review drill instantly after it happens

b)   Upload direct from mobile device through app

3)   Apple TV and Airserver

a)    Use Iphone as remote

4)   Use Voice Notes and Walkthroughs

a)    Add Voice Notes

Pause>Record>Record Voice

b)   Walkthroughs> Record same way, check box

5)   Using Presentations for Scouting Reports

Include:

a)    Goals

b)   Slides

c)    Report Screen Shots

6)   Teach Offense with HUDL Presentations

-         Use presentation to show offensive hand signals

7)   Back and Forth

a)    Use tabs on IE to go back and forth between

Your Practice Film/Opponent Scout Film

(Can also create single cutup of the two)

8)   Make the Most of Highlight Films

Awesome Highlights=Money for Team

a)    Activate Fundraising

b)   DVD Purchase= Percent to Team

c)    Pick a Top Play for HUDL Network

9)   Create a Pump Up Video Each Week

a)    Use HUDL’s Premium Highlight

b)   Add Music, Pictures, etc.

c)    Cut out unnecessary video

10 ) Use End of Season Analysis

a)    Use for Self Scout

b)   Off Season Planning

c)    Divide by conference, out of division, playoffs

 

Combo Plays/ Neal Brown- Air Raid Offense Clinic Notes

Air Raid Offense/Combo Plays


The following article is a combination of notes on Neal Brown's (OC- University of Kentucky) Louisville Nike Clinic + Additional Combo Plays

University of Kentucky Offense

- Fast/Hard/Physical
- Fast Paced No Huddle (Aim for 10 Secs. between plays)
- Throw to set up Run
- Get Playmakers ball in space
- Attack the entire field
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University of Kentucky Plays



Play 67



Rules for 67:

A- Check Protection/ Checkdown/ Find Window
X- 6 yd Read Route (Soft=Hitch, Tight=In)
Y- 10 yd Dig
Z- 6 yd Read
H- 4 yd Read
QB- 1 Step Drop

Progression:
Pre Snap= Backside (Take a 1on1 matchup)
Post Snap= Nickel Defender


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Play 98

Rules for 98:
A- Check/Swing
X- Skinny, Post at 7 Steps
Y- Seam
H- Pivot Route
Z- Banana Route
QB- 3 Step Drop

Progression:
Pre Snap= FS Backside- If he comes down read 1 to 2 backside
Post Snap= FS Backside- If he drops middle (Cvr 3) read 1 to 2 backside
                                        If he gets width (Cvr 2) or comes down (Invert 2) Read the Frontside

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Combo Draw/68

Rules:
Y- Stick
H- 4 Step Out Route
Z- Go Route
X- Stalk Block (or tagged route)
A- Take steps to get over top of ball on possible handoff
QB- Eyes to Stick Route, Throw it or Hand it
C- Down Block
BSG- Slow Fold
All Other OL- Pass set, drive out

Progression:
Presnap- Z 1on1= Throw it
Post Snap- Read Hook/Curl Backer OR Just look at Stick Route
                  Stick Is Open=Throw it
                  Stick Covered= Hand the ball
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Combo Zone Left/63 Right

Rules:
X- Stalk
H- Crack or Dig out
OL- Zone Rules Left
A- Zone Steps- Get body over ball
Y- 3 Step out route
Z- Go Route
QB- Read out, throw without laces, get the ball out, read flat defender
        If you dont have out, give the zone, carry out fake

Progression:

Pre Snap: If Z is 1on1 take it

Post Snap: Read Flat Defender OR Is out open?

                 If covered give zone

*************PLAY CAN ALSO BE RUN AS ZONE READ*******

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 Additional Combo Plays

After seeing Coach Brown's clinic, and seeing the concept of combo plays, I did more research to find additional combo plays. We as a team, and me as a DC, worked hard this past offseason to install what we called Cover 6, basically a pattern read 2 or 4 coverage.  We felt that this put us in the best position to defend concept routes that were consistently beating us and becoming the basis for many offenses in New Jersey. I felt that as a defense, this gave us the upperhand once again, as there wasnt anything they were running against us that we could not defend with the right reads. I feel like combo plays such as these now give the offense back the advantage in the offense/defense chess match.

The following plays I got from several different places during research. I am not sure what came from where, so in order to give the proper credit, I am listing the sites with links here:  Coachhuey.com, Smart football, and Spread Football. 

Same reads as  UK's Combo Zone/Out

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Same Reads as Combo Stick/Draw

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Rules:
OL- 2 count, Block Screen
Y- Run Stick
H- 4 Step Out
Z- Go
X- Fake Post, Block Safety
A- Pass Pro Fake, Set Up for Screen
QB- 3 Step=Stick/5 Step=Screen

Progression:
Pre Snap- Z 1on1 Take it
Post Snap- Stick Open, Throw It,
                  Covered take two more steps and throw screen
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Stick/Bubble

 Rules:
OL- Pass Block
BSOT- Seal Block for Bubble
Z- Go
Y- Stick
A- Flat
H- Block Bubble
X- Bubble Route

Progression:
Pre Snap- Z is 1on1 take it
Post Snap- Look Y, if open throw it, if not throw bubble
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Outside Zone-Stretch/Snag

 Rules:
Y- Flag
Z- Snag
H- Flat
A- OZ
X- Block OZ
OL- Block OZ

Progression:
Read the Curl/Flat Linebacker for the snag route. Covered give the outside zone.
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Those are the combo plays that I have so far. I know the next evolution are plays that combine 3 concepts at a time. Ole Miss ran one such play all the way down the field during their bowl game. I believe it was bubble/zone/quick screen but I am not sure as I am trying to find film on it.

I would love to see what other combo plays are out there. Feel free to comment if you have any, or if you have film on the Ole Miss bowl game that we can exchange.

Rich Rodriguez- Louisville Nike Clinic Notes

Rich Rodriguez- University of Arizona

“Keys to a Successful Offense”

NO HUDDLE KEYS

1)      Do not have just a set of plays, but a system

2)      Have answers to problems, coverages, fronts (2-3 answers for each)

3)      Have them available to be quickly decided upon and executed

3a) Along with his standard playsheet, he has a sheet that lists all possible “problems” and “answers”

4)      Make conditioning a factor. A plus for you and a negative for them

5)      Have your players get comfortable being uncomfortable

5a) Uncomfortable for coaches too

5b) Plays are not scripted so coaches need to react

5c) Coaches also have headsets on for many practices so they can practice

      communication

6)      Dictate the Tempo of the game….the whole game

7)      Coaches should have an across the board clear understanding of how you want to attack specific situations

8)      Run and Throw to where the numbers are in your favor

9)      Practice the executions of plays at a faster pace than in the game

10)   Always be aware of game situations and practice them (d/d, field zone, etc.)

BASIC ELEMENTS TO AN OFFENSE

1)      Make the defense defend the whole field…110 x 53 1/3

2)      Offense has 2 distinct advantages

2a) Know where you are going

2b) Know when you are going

2c) Defense has one advantage (they can move pre-snap)

3)      Ability to Execute = Appear complicated but be simple

4)      Get good at the base answers to defenses you will see

5)      Its ok to have tendencies- just know what they are and how to adjust when the defense figures them out.

6)      Have an answer sheet for every situation with familiar answers for players and coaches

CLINIC TIPS

1)      Shotgun

a)      Shotgun is the new “Pro-Style”

b)      Get used to throwing without the laces

c)      Practice with a wet ball once a week

d)     Gives the QB better vision

e)      Gives QB time and space to react to unblocked defenders

f)       Adds a number to the run game

2)      Trick Plays

a)      Ok, but don’t waste more than 5 minutes a week practicing them

b)      Better if related to your best play (Double Moves, Reverses, etc.)

c)      If you can’t run it well in practice don’t run it!!

3)      Situations

a)      Critical Times- Think players as well as plays (Saban Said Same Thing)

b)      Get first downs if you want to control the tempo (Number of 1^st downs most important stat at the end of the game)

c)      Don’t force things- Take what the defense gives you- EVEN ON 3^rd DOWN

4)      Run Philosophy

a)      Run with the Numbers

b)      Run where you have best blocking angles

c)      Run to Grass