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Post by teachcoachwm on Apr 5, 2007 16:10:57 GMT -6
Anybody huddle a little out of the norm? Either offensively or defensively or on special teams ? for example, some face the OL toward the sideline or I have seen a defense stack over the center like Rutgers last year...tell if you do something different and give pros and cons...or if you don't huddle
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kdcoach
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Post by kdcoach on Apr 8, 2007 3:42:33 GMT -6
We huddle facing our sideline (rb's & wr's up front bent at the waist). Our QB comes to our sideline to get our play. By facing our sideline this allows our position coaches to "talk" to their kids while the QB is getting the play. We went to it two years ago and it has worked well for us.
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Post by cjkal30 on Apr 8, 2007 9:09:42 GMT -6
On PAT and FG we huddle with our Oline on the line just inside of the numbers with a rb behind them. The center, holder, and kicker take their positions. Two wide out line up to the other side just inside the numbers. If we have numbers on the oline side we quick snap to holder throw to rb and run it in for 2. If have numbers with center, holder, kicker run option. Can also throw quick to 2 rec. side. We like it, you'd be surprised how many people do not bother to cover it. If all is covered call for the kick and everyone lines up and we kick.
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Post by coachjim on Apr 15, 2007 4:48:09 GMT -6
This year we will be having the SE, TE, and C break from the huddle early to form the skeleton of the line to make it easier for the other kids to align correctly and more confidently, when they break. Its not all that unusual but different.
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