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Post by coachinspire on Mar 8, 2018 12:11:41 GMT -6
Several years ago I ran across a Hugh Freeze clinic talk in which he stated that each of his 3 units on his team had a mission statement. The only one he stated in that y’all was his offensive unit. It was: “To be a fundamentally efficient scoring machine”
I love this and was curious if anyone else knew what the other 2 were. Does anyone else do something similar and wouldn’t mind sharing?
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Post by chi5hi on Mar 8, 2018 14:05:41 GMT -6
Running game lends excitement to what would otherwise be a dull affair.
Passing lends dignity to what would otherwise be a vulgar, disgusting, brawl.
Defense doesn't lend anything...it smashes hell out of everything.
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Post by nstanley on Mar 8, 2018 14:20:41 GMT -6
Craig Howard (RIP) at Southern Oregon University (and Tim Tebow's HS coach) used to say they have one sentence philosophies for each unit:
Defense--"We are an attacking, swarming defense that gang tackles and makes big plays."
Offense--"We are a spread, no huddle offense that plays at a ludicrous speed and with pinpoint precision."
Special Teams--"ATT=EKG: Attitude, technique and time = excellent kicking game."
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Post by coachinspire on Mar 8, 2018 21:05:25 GMT -6
Craig Howard (RIP) at Southern Oregon University (and Tim Tebow's HS coach) used to say they have one sentence philosophies for each unit: Defense--"We are an attacking, swarming defense that gang tackles and makes big plays." Offense--"We are a spread, no huddle offense that plays at a ludicrous speed and with pinpoint precision." Special Teams--"ATT=EKG: Attitude, technique and time = excellent kicking game." Just the type of thing I was looking for thank you! |
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