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Post by buckeye7525 on Sept 1, 2012 18:18:37 GMT -6
Curious as to some thoughts on how your staff handles watching film of the upcoming opponent. Do you watch the film together as a staff or do you watch it individually, and then just meet to discuss ideas relative to the gameplan.
Advantages/Disadvantages?
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Post by thehoodie on Sept 1, 2012 18:46:51 GMT -6
That's the beauty of HUDL, all the tasks (ODK, front/formation, etc...) are delegated in advance, everyone does their part at home and shares out their playlists, notes are made right on the film. Each person is also responsible for putting together their part of the gameplan. If we need to communicate before Mon practice, we just call each other, 3-way if necessary, and we can go over the film online. With the HUDL iPhone app, you can even do that if you're not on the computer.
I remember when I was on a staff with only 1 DSV terminal and we'd meet for a whole afternoon (sometimes 2) and go over the film 2-3 times to do off+def+ST and take notes. Now, we get to spend our downtime with family and watch a little football on the TV.
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Post by mrjvi on Sept 1, 2012 19:17:27 GMT -6
I get DVD's ready that each coach gets and views individually. I then give time on Mondays for us to meet as a group(shorter practice) This allows coaches to have a bit of a life with their families on weekends and view them when they want. I do expect them to have done their homework for Monday's meeting, though. HUDL would help but I can't afford it and our school won't get it unless I cut equipment. It would really save time video-wise.
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Post by coachwoodall on Sept 1, 2012 21:52:03 GMT -6
We just went to hudl, we actually hudl came to us, but we still meet.
My DC wants to sit and watch film as a staff. Last couple of years I was the guy who did all the film input on APEX so I pretty much knew the opponent inside and out by Sunday, however I still got a lot out the group session.
The DC is really good about wanting the input of everyone on the staff and he expects us all of us to contribute. Yeah we still bs a bit and sometimes get off on tangents, but that is just the comrederie of coaching. When it is time to work, we work. We don't waste a lot time and while we are together we can address the bigger issues of the team/program than just 'how do we Align vs their spread'.
Don't get me wrong I actually like my wife and kids, but we meet for a purpose and then go home.
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Post by jgordon1 on Sept 1, 2012 22:46:16 GMT -6
well I think it depends on the staff..young staffs have to meet together IMO..if you been w/ each other for a while then yea over the phone is probably ok
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Post by kylem56 on Sept 2, 2012 0:26:13 GMT -6
We don't have HUDL. Our defensive staff watches the Oppoenent's 3 game films on their own and meets as a staff Monday morning before school. Our offensive staff watches the Oppoenent 3 game films then watches them again together on Sunday night if needed. Most of the ideas are discussed before we watch the film. Having coaches and kids 2 platooning has been a huge advantage of us.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 2, 2012 20:05:41 GMT -6
Curious as to some thoughts on how your staff handles watching film of the upcoming opponent. Do you watch the film together as a staff or do you watch it individually, and then just meet to discuss ideas relative to the gameplan. Advantages/Disadvantages? We watch it all together on Sunday for about 7 hours. We'll go in, maybe re-watch film of our previous game (which we do as a group on Friday AFTER the game), and then watch 2 of our opponent's films as a staff. Saturday is a day off for us all. The offensive staff will look for how the defense aligns against our formations and if there are any weaknesses we should attack. Then they'll go off into their group to huddle up and draw up new plays while they work on the week's gameplan. On defense, we'll go through and write down the opponent's formations and plays (irrespective of D&D, time, or game situation). Then we'll compile a list of them on the whiteboard and talk about it for a while. Then we usually go back and review the film again as we put together a gameplan. Then we'll wind up watching much of it a 3rd time as we finish up details. The good thing is that people are all on the same page and you can instantly point out exactly what it is you're talking about to everyone else, or maybe you notice something that someone else doesn't see about the same play. The bad thing is that it's very time consuming and by the last 2 hours we're worn out and just sort of spin our wheels covering old ground. Reading this thread, I wish we had hudl and a more systematic approach to it. 3-4 hours is fine, but after that the law of diminishing returns sets it and I wish I had more time to plan for my classroom. |
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Post by wingtol on Sept 2, 2012 20:08:32 GMT -6
We always meet as a staff, I know I would feel disconnected from other coaches if we didn't. Now we are a small staff (8 guys) and have been together for awhile now so we know the drill. Sure we BS and tell stores and talk about parents/players/whatever we need to. Just feels better stepping on to the field Monday knowing we have all sat down together and hashed things out. We usually meet for 3 hours or so at some point during the weekend.
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Post by Coach Vint on Sept 2, 2012 21:38:26 GMT -6
We grade film as a staff, and watch our opponent as a staff. We typically grade our fil ftom 8 to 10 Sat. morning, then players are in from 10 to 12. We watch our opponent and start working on game plan until 4 or 5. We are in from 2 to 7 Sunday to finalize. I think you need to watch film as a staff.
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Post by coachbdud on Sept 2, 2012 23:55:50 GMT -6
we watch it individidually first then meet up on our own to discuss as a staff. I thought it was funny this morning as we all sat down at our QB coach's house
Me (OC), HC, DC, and QB coach are all sitting at his dinner table, each with our own laptop on hudl, and with our own notepad
we semi worked independently and then would turn our screens to eachother to show something we wanted to share, or share something drawn up on a notepad
It was just funny to me, how we worked individually and as a group at the same time
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Post by flingt on Sept 3, 2012 12:44:43 GMT -6
We split it by internal and perimeter. The HC trusts enough to break down the opponent to look at pass routes and perimeter blocking, then come together with the rest of the staff and let them know what we need to do. Granted, we are not young coaches, if that has anything to do with it.
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