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Post by sls on Mar 10, 2009 7:13:25 GMT -6
What does your staff do as far as film breakdown?
Who does what?
Who watches what?
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Post by coachcb on Mar 10, 2009 7:24:06 GMT -6
Our DC and LB coach plot the oppositions tendencies
The DL coach diagrams the oppositions run scheme.
I diagram the oppositions passing scheme.
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Post by sls on Mar 10, 2009 7:36:13 GMT -6
Our DC and LB coach plot the oppositions tendencies The DL coach diagrams the oppositions run scheme. I diagram the oppositions passing scheme. What categories do they try and get tendencies? |
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mib36
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Post by mib36 on Mar 10, 2009 7:43:42 GMT -6
I am the DC and DB coach. We have an OLB, ILB, DT, and DE coach.
I will do all breakdowns (hash, field position, closed/open run) myself on Saturday. When we get together as a defensive staff on Sundays I like to watch a couple films with the guys so they get a feel. Our DE coach will do Down/Distance. Our DT coach will diagram run plays. Our ILB will do a chart that lists touches for each offensive player. Our OLB coach will diagram tricks/specials. I will do plays by formation and diagram all passing plays.
We focus on stopping your top 5 runs from a few top formations plus defending your top3-4 passing plays and screens/draws.
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Post by barr602000 on Mar 10, 2009 8:29:02 GMT -6
We broke down like this: DLINE Coach draw up run schemes and run cards, DB Coaches (2) drew up pass schemes and pass cards. Each of them also did personnel by position. DL did OLINE, Corner Coach did WR, Safety Coach did RB and QB. Helped alot this past year doing it this way.
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Post by coachgup on Mar 10, 2009 9:32:40 GMT -6
Small school with only 4 total coaches JV and V so as D coordinator I do most of the work. Break down D&D, hash, strength, formation tendencies.
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Post by CoachMikeJudy on Mar 10, 2009 10:01:56 GMT -6
I'm OL coach, but I do all breakdowns as if I'm the OC anyway (just used to doing it).
- Get opponent film Sat. morning
- Watch once straight through before college gameday comes on...this gives me an idea of what they're trying to do and what to look for later- notes are taken
- Later on (in between college games) I'll break it down:
Hash
D&D
Front
Stunt
Blitz
Coverage
Notes
All jersey numbers and positions played are charted
Label any studs/duds
Diagram all fronts
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Post by jem on Mar 10, 2009 10:41:58 GMT -6
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Post by amikell on Mar 10, 2009 10:52:24 GMT -6
do any of you feel that some times you do too much?
I see some of these break downs of responsibilities, and am just thinking...WOW you guys put in some time on the weekends.
we breakdown 2 games as a staff (6 on staff) then just watch a 3rd.
our HC/OC does most of the game planning by himself for offense, so he'll watch the defense on his own, sometimes on saturdays while the rest of us are in there.
I make DVDs for the coaches, usually on friday nights after games.
Jem where are you in VA? I'm in the shenandoah valley.
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Post by coachcb on Mar 10, 2009 12:10:36 GMT -6
Our DC and LB coach plot the oppositions tendencies The DL coach diagrams the oppositions run scheme. I diagram the oppositions passing scheme. What categories do they try and get tendencies? D&D, Formation, Field Position (Yard Line, Hash/Center), Play called after big gain/big loss/turnover, etc.... You name it, we look for it. |
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twp15
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Post by twp15 on Mar 10, 2009 12:34:53 GMT -6
How many hours do you guys put in to gameplan for an opponent? Not what you do but how many hours.
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Post by coachcb on Mar 10, 2009 12:43:22 GMT -6
How many hours do you guys put in to gameplan for an opponent? Not what you do but how many hours. Well, we watch about 8 hours of film on Sundays, together. But, our DC probably watches another 10+ hours throughout the week. The script is done by Monday, but he still spends extra time watching the film so that the call sheet is as polished as possible come Friday night. |
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Post by jem on Mar 10, 2009 13:35:28 GMT -6
amikell - I don't feel like it's to much. I have all of the scout film and the game film from Friday ready for my staff my noon on Saturday. They can pick the film up anytime after that. We meet on Sunday's at 3:30 pm. It's their job to have all of there stuff done by then. They have the freedom to work on it around their schedules and families. Most say it takes them about 2.5 hours to get it all done. I'll watch about 5 to 6 hours of additional tape between noon on Saturday and 3:30 on Sunday, including the DSV inputs. We'll watch about another hour of film on Sunday together.
During the week, we work to show the kids around 20 minutes of film per day. As coached we watch a lot more. I personally watch something (practice, opponent, self-scout) every chance I get.
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Post by wingtol on Mar 10, 2009 15:31:22 GMT -6
do any of you feel that some times you do too much? I see some of these break downs of responsibilities, and am just thinking...WOW you guys put in some time on the weekends. we breakdown 2 games as a staff (6 on staff) then just watch a 3rd. our HC/OC does most of the game planning by himself for offense, so he'll watch the defense on his own, sometimes on saturdays while the rest of us are in there. I make DVDs for the coaches, usually on friday nights after games. I was on a staff where we would meet way to long looking back on it now. I am talking like 12 or so hours on a Sunday. It was overkill if you ask me now. I am the OL/DC so I do a lot of the film break down myself in our mtgs. I don't get real fancy. Get their fronts and an idea of the coverage (hard to see on some of the films we get) and their blitzes for defense. Since we are wing-t sometimes it's hard to gen idea of what we will see so if we aren't getting a good look I will go back to the previous year if the stuff looks similar. For Defense I will just sit there and draw up their plays and keep a tally of their favorite plays, just marks on the card of the play if they run it more than once. A lot of the teams in our region are pretty predictable and stay in the same stuff year in and year, at least the good ones seem to, so you kind of get to know what to expect. I don't get that much into tendencies. I look more for personnel match ups we can take advantage of. We are playing in the smallest class so I think sometimes a lot of our opponents don't get to crazy on on side of the ball since most teams have a ton of guys going both ways. Basically on D i am looking to stop what they do best and get them out of a comfort zone, so I am not huge on tendencies from film but will chat out what they do in-gmae to get a better feel to how they plan on attacking us. |
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Post by CoachMikeJudy on Mar 10, 2009 16:32:59 GMT -6
do any of you feel that some times you do too much? I see some of these break downs of responsibilities, and am just thinking...WOW you guys put in some time on the weekends. To me, I do what I need to do to be prepared for the game. The way I look at things- if I don't do it, it's not going to get done, and I'm not waiting for people to "come around" and get their $hit right. Sure we put in time. I'd say I average: 1hr grading our film 2hr (1hr per opponent film) to breakdown 15-30min doing Oline scout report 1.5hr on sunday finalizing with our staff. So, total work...5hrs? All from Saturday morning to Sunday night...not bad when spread out and done at leisure. I've seen staffs (and been on college staffs) where we spent 8hrs in an office, talking ourselves in circles, staying until past 11pm on a Sunday night...F*ck that! All that is just a sign of disorganization...my motto is get your $hit done by Sunday and be ready to finalize. We have 1hr to be done with it- do your homework before our meeting- I HATE SITTING IN BS MEETINGS...gotta stick to a schedule |
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Post by kross80 on Mar 10, 2009 19:35:04 GMT -6
We all watch film starting at 8:00 AM Sat till1:00, then back at 1:00 Sunday till we get done.
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Post by amikell on Mar 11, 2009 10:47:39 GMT -6
ok, you guys aren't taking much mlonger, if any than we do it's just seeing some of the breakdowns are blowing my mind. we watch a lot of film on our own. We sometimes watch film with the team on monday, but always do on wednesday and friday before the game.
We'll also try to film practice when ever it's doable.
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