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Post by chadp56 on Mar 3, 2008 16:22:22 GMT -6
Guys,
We are hosting a 4 way pre-season scrimmage for the first time. I'm wondering how many plays you guys give for first team and second teams for those of you who have hosted before. I.E. 15 plays with the first team and 7 with the second.
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Post by wingt74 on Mar 4, 2008 14:10:14 GMT -6
We usually go by time limit instead of plays. Cause you can have a coaching staff the stops the scrimmage after every play to give 5 minutes of instructions to his players.
15 min O 15 min D
Usually go 75/25 first team/2nd team
Then we go another 10 min O and 10 min D after a break and work on situational.
2 minute
Goalline
Then one more break and get the coach's / backups off the field, and simulate actual gameline situations from the sidelines, O goes till change of poss. or score.
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Post by chadp56 on Mar 4, 2008 19:50:15 GMT -6
Coach,
Is that a one on one scrimmage? I can't believe you would go through all that with 3 other teams.
Thanks for the response.
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ramsoc
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Post by ramsoc on Mar 4, 2008 23:27:15 GMT -6
When its at our house, I run it on time. Cause if you say plays, some guys huddle for 2 minutes drawin their stuff up in the dirt or discussing what happened on the last play, whereas I just fire my plays off and we'll talk about them later when we watch the film. Depending on how many teams there are, we'll go in 10 or 15 min rounds of O and D. If you want to work goalline, thats part of your O round and we'll move on down to the goalline.
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Post by morris on Mar 5, 2008 7:38:48 GMT -6
we set it up with a practice field and game field. All the 1s are on the game field all the 2s on the practice. 15 min and 15 min, water and rotate. Lets the the guys get more work in.
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