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Post by oguru on Jan 17, 2016 0:30:34 GMT -6
I have an interview with a head coach for a college OC job and was wondering what I should bring. Should I have a bounded copy of my playbook with their helmet and school name on the front cover, or do I just bring a bounded copy of my offensive philosophy with the same type of cover for him. I always have my computer so film will be available if he wanted to see some of the concepts that I would run.
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Post by CS on Jan 17, 2016 5:44:30 GMT -6
Why don't you call and ask him what he wants to see?
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Post by bluboy on Jan 17, 2016 8:09:59 GMT -6
The suits usually don't care about X's and O's unless they are former coaches who are trying to impress someone. When I went to an interview, I took a notebook that contained my philosophy and approach to football. The following was in the notebook:
coaching experience, overview, philosophy, what I expect from an assistant, what assistants can expect from me, head coach responsibilities, varsity assistant coach responsibilities, freshman coach responsibilities, weekly practice breakdown, what I expect from players, academic info, team rules, community relations ideas, coaching references.
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Post by oguru on Jan 17, 2016 8:37:41 GMT -6
Bluboy-
I am not meeting with the "suits" I am meeting with the actual head coach
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Post by bluboy on Jan 17, 2016 8:54:07 GMT -6
Sorry... I misread.
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Post by John Knight on Jan 17, 2016 9:04:48 GMT -6
Pick one, I prefer the Knob Creek! |
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Post by barnes77 on Jan 17, 2016 9:57:10 GMT -6
Pick one, I prefer the Knob Creek! jim lol |
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Post by tigercoach11 on Jan 17, 2016 12:40:08 GMT -6
AS a HC or Coordinator the only thing I have ever been glad I spent a lot of time putting together was a program plan for the weights conditioning/offseason etc.... (this was for HC not coordinator). I guess it doesn't hurt to have something ready but as a head coach if I am interviewing you I would feel more comfortable with you answering questions off your knowledge of the topic. I would see a playbook as unnecessary, but, like I said may not hurt.
Are they hiring an OC to run the O without any micro management? Or are they hiring an OC to run the HCs offense? As for the post above if you walked in my office with a bottle of Jim you would get serious brownie points as long as the conversation that followed a few glasses was a great football conversation.
I'm pretty unorthodox. I only really have a piece of notebook paper with some adjustments scribbled on game night for my play call sheet. So take my thoughts with a grain of salt.
As said before call him and ask!!!!! Can't hurt
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