Went to the Glazier clinic in Phoenix

I agree, the Maddox presentation was excellent, obviously the material is solid but he also did an outstanding job in presenting it with a combination of video, power point and speaking. The video clips of training and game clips were excellent.
I always take something useful away from clinics, usually it isn't X's & O's but rather, just how different coaches teach things, a little different method in presenting the same message can make a difference. In that regard, I'll certainly borrow some of the terminology that was given in the Maddox sessions.
The Denver Oline coach was a really good guy and obviously knew his stuff, however, his presentation was kind of "scattered" because he'd show something and then have to back up and teach the prior steps in order for you to understand the concept he was originally trying to explain. I still enjoyed him speaking and the film was good also.
I sat in on Coach Pease from Boise State and listened to his formations and shifting package, it was overall sorta boring and I didn't really gain anything that we can use, but as an observation, wow, lots and lots of terminology and formations for his kids to remember, but I guess it was a positive in the fact that it made me feel really good about our formation and shift package....
Also I listened to a local HS coach, coach Moro, who is from a smaller school in northern Arizona, real good coach and program. He talked about good old fashioned trap, buck and veer, very simple but effective in what they do.
Also saw Doug at the clinic and chatted about no huddle stuff. It was a good time.