els36
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Post by els36 on Jan 4, 2019 14:35:42 GMT -6
All,
I am leaning towards separating O/D meetings on Sundays. Our staff is aligned to do this, I am basically the only coach that does both O/D. Curious to see Pros/Cons from others who conduct meetings in such a way. Thanks!
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Post by cqmiller on Jan 4, 2019 14:44:45 GMT -6
If they are at the same time... you can't. If they are at different times... you get to do a 4 hour meeting while everyone who only does 1 side does 2 and gets to go home.
When I was a HC, this is what we did because we were platoon and had an offensive and defensive staff. School I'm at now we have 100% of kids play both ways and we have all coaches with an O and D position, we do a 2 hour meeting where 1st half is O/D and the 2nd half is the other.
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els36
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Post by els36 on Jan 4, 2019 14:49:25 GMT -6
If they are at the same time... you can't. If they are at different times... you get to do a 4 hour meeting while everyone who only does 1 side does 2 and gets to go home. When I was a HC, this is what we did because we were platoon and had an offensive and defensive staff. School I'm at now we have 100% of kids play both ways and we have all coaches with an O and D position, we do a 2 hour meeting where 1st half is O/D and the 2nd half is the other. I would separate the times. Have Off. arrive at 2 PM, and Def arrive at 4 PM. Would make assistant coaches wives happy, ha until our staff is not aligned the same way and I have to go back to Off. and Def. meeting together.
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Post by lilbuck1103 on Jan 4, 2019 14:54:37 GMT -6
O Meeting first, total staff meeting, then D meeting after.
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Post by larrymoe on Jan 4, 2019 15:20:56 GMT -6
Never mind. I can't read.
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Post by bluboy on Jan 4, 2019 16:19:05 GMT -6
Our Monday night meeting starts with a general staff meeting where daily business is handled ( weekly award winners, tackle/assist stats, anything administrative that the entire staff needs to know). Next, while we are still all together, we discuss our special team (both personnel and schematics if necessary). We then split into offense and defense and go into separate rooms to game plan. If the offense finishes first, the HC(who is also OC) will come to the defensive room to see if there is anything special he needs to know. If the defense finishes first, I(DC) will go to offensive room and give a brief overview. On Tuesday, everybody gets a copy of what was decided on Monday night. Sometimes there will be revised copies on Wednesday. The bottom line is that everybody knows what's going on.
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Post by CS on Jan 4, 2019 16:26:02 GMT -6
If they are at the same time... you can't. If they are at different times... you get to do a 4 hour meeting while everyone who only does 1 side does 2 and gets to go home. When I was a HC, this is what we did because we were platoon and had an offensive and defensive staff. School I'm at now we have 100% of kids play both ways and we have all coaches with an O and D position, we do a 2 hour meeting where 1st half is O/D and the 2nd half is the other. Ah special teams. The red headed step child of all coaches everywhere
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Post by cqmiller on Jan 4, 2019 17:37:24 GMT -6
CSThe 3 defensive special teams (Kickoff, Punt Return, PAT Block) are part of the defensive process and meetings The 3 offensive special teams (Kick Return, Punt, PAT/FG) are part of the offensive process and meetings
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Post by CS on Jan 4, 2019 18:54:54 GMT -6
CSThe 3 defensive special teams (Kickoff, Punt Return, PAT Block) are part of the defensive process and meetings The 3 offensive special teams (Kick Return, Punt, PAT/FG) are part of the offensive process and meetings I was just messing with you man. I figured you game planned it.
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Post by coachjm on Jan 4, 2019 19:45:40 GMT -6
Our staff comes in at 6 p.m. on Sunday nights we meet with offensive coaches from 6-7, talk special teams at 7 when our defensive coaches arrive then talk scout team responsibilities on both sides then the O coaches leave and we talk defense. We do all breakdowns prior so our discussion typically covers adjustments and items we need to discuss/debate as part of the game plan.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 5, 2019 12:32:31 GMT -6
All, I am leaning towards separating O/D meetings on Sundays. Our staff is aligned to do this, I am basically the only coach that does both O/D. Curious to see Pros/Cons from others who conduct meetings in such a way. Thanks! I've coached on a staff that did this. The big one is that it really can split your staff chemistry down the middle. Offensive and Defensive coaches can feel like they're on different teams and have different agendas, which can lead to internal strife and one side of the ball feeling like you're playing favorites when conflicts arise. As far as time goes, it works well there . We staggered the meetings so that defense (who had the longer meeting) would come in at 10:00 on Sunday and the offensive meeting would start at 1:00. Our HC, who was a career defensive coach, would spend most of his time with the defensive staff and drop in on the offensive staff around 3:00 just to kind of talk to us about what our plan was and what we needed to do. Then after 30 minutes to an hour he'd go back to the defensive meeting (defense usually stayed until late in the evening). On another team that split the staff, we'd all meet on Sunday at 12:30 and watch film as a staff. Then we'd hold separate O and D meetings in opposite corners of the room at the same time. HC would go with the offense, since he also ran that side of the ball, and he'd just check in with the defense here or there to see what our DC had in mind. That worked well. Just being in the same room with the other guys and knowing we were each seeing the same stuff really helped a lot to keep us on the same page. It was also nice that we'd take a break and talk with each other a little or if we had a question for the other side, we could just ask them then and there.
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Post by coachwoodall on Jan 6, 2019 11:30:57 GMT -6
Previous stop, we did the whole staff meeting/film review with kids/quick lift first, then the ACs went home and the coordinators and the HC stayed to make out schedules, plan the week, deal with team stuff
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Post by agap on Jan 6, 2019 16:53:15 GMT -6
At the school I was at before, O and D meetings were separate. At first we had all coaches meet for O and D, but we figured out it was a waste of time for most, so we split into O and D. I liked it. It didn't waste everyone's time and you could actually get more in-depth since you didn't have to worry about the other side of the ball.
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Post by ccox16 on Jan 7, 2019 6:50:34 GMT -6
we meet all together first and go over depth and special teams then break up into O and D. the HC is also the OC so he stays with us and we go over the game plan. Once we are done ( about 45 minutes to an hour) he goes over to the other room and goes over the game plan with the D, just so he knows what to say to the kids during film during class for the week. While the D coaches are waiting for him to come over they go over the formations they are going to see and start drawing up the scout cards.
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Post by newhope on Jan 7, 2019 10:41:22 GMT -6
We meet whole staff to go over special teams, injuries, anything that involves entire staff. Then we break up off and def. At a previous school, def has always come in early Sunday morning. So we let them come in, then had full staff meeting, then offense met.
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