thekid
Freshmen Member
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Post by thekid on Feb 17, 2006 20:45:48 GMT -6
Looking for some help - I would like any help on how you coaches teach your QB's about the strengths and weaknesses of defensive fronts.
Shaun
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Post by Coach Huey on Feb 17, 2006 21:42:05 GMT -6
i won't get into all the details right now -- there are others who can present a clearer picture via this message board than me -- but will throw out a little "tidbit" about teaching the qb:
teach him the simplest thing(s) he needs to know about specific things. sometimes, too much information (i.e. "needless" info) overloads the functionality or play-making ability of him. in my opinion, if not careful, the qb can be overcoached easier than any other position.
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Post by CoachBrink on Feb 17, 2006 21:45:26 GMT -6
Coach Huey is absolutely correct. Plus, the strengths and weaknesses of each front depends on what type of offense you run. Option, Power, Slot T, Spread, etc.
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Post by runtheball86 on Feb 18, 2006 7:54:38 GMT -6
Absolutely, Coach Huey - teach him the details ... "take care of the little things and the big things will take care of themselve"
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thekid
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Post by thekid on Feb 18, 2006 19:40:16 GMT -6
thanx for the replies guys.
Basically I would want to know this from a perspective of a multiple style offense.
If anyone could help, please do!!
thanx again
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Post by saintrad on Feb 19, 2006 22:57:56 GMT -6
kid - contact dsqa (aka darin slack) his knowledge is definately worth it
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Post by sls on Feb 21, 2006 16:46:57 GMT -6
We start with Qb training before school for the last 6 tuesday's of the year for 1 hour. Use a power point to teach them
leadership
defensive recognition
recognizing uncovered
option on me
have weekly homework and quizes, has worked extrememly well.
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