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Post by utchuckd on Apr 6, 2006 10:34:49 GMT -6
No huddle guys, when you are in hurry up tempo, what is your goal for when to get the snap off?
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shreve
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Post by shreve on Apr 6, 2006 22:47:48 GMT -6
In the hurry up, your goal should be to snap the ball within five seconds of the ball being whistled into play
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Post by Coach Huey on Apr 6, 2006 23:03:09 GMT -6
we have our qb's snap that thing as soon as everyone is aligned. get 'em set & let's go. pants on fire, get 'em lined up and snap it.
i've always wondered why people put times with this. i mean, it's not the qb that dictates it, it's US. the time is all based on how quick we get the play called. then, just teach your players to get signal, line up, snap ball, like their freaking life depended on it.
we dont ever tell our guys "on regular we want to snap it 10 seconds after the whistle. on hurry-up, we want to snap it 5 seconds after." we tell them, "once you get the 'run it' signal, snap that thing"
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Post by pegleg on Apr 7, 2006 8:49:52 GMT -6
amen huey. its all on us, we teach the same thing, when the coach says (signals) "run it" that freaking means run it.
at the same time it does rest on the kids some. they have to be taught to move around at a fast pace so we can get the play in to them. practice tempo is huge for us. we constantly ride the kids about getting set and ready to go, almost to the point of being unrealistic sometimes. we have tried to use the 25 sec clock in practice and found we move so fast in practice that is doesn't work for us.
once the kids are drilled to RUN between plays, on friday they find themselves resting and waiting on the umpire to set the ball.
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Post by nohuddlecoach on Apr 7, 2006 9:56:20 GMT -6
our goal, with no motion, is 5 seconds from the ball being signaled ready for play as well
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Post by str8outtajerzy on Apr 12, 2006 9:44:17 GMT -6
This may be a dumb question but, how do you guys get your plays into the offense? (I'm interested in different methods)
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