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Post by tenthehardway on Feb 26, 2006 2:59:10 GMT -6
Young coach, here. Two years coaching experience, all in private schools(that's the most you can do in Texas without teaching certification) in the Dallas, Texas area. Just graduated college and looking for a job(will never coach private school again). Have coached DL(in a 4-3), LB(in a 3-4), and RB(on Maryland I and multiple I teams). I figure alot of y'all have forgotten more football than I know, so Im here to learn.
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Post by lacoach on Feb 26, 2006 17:02:22 GMT -6
I am in my first year at the hs level. Mostly worked with the special teams and o-line. At a small school, so have to coach a few positions. Have a ton of learning to do since I didn't play at the next level after highschool.I
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Post by rathernot on Feb 27, 2006 9:29:28 GMT -6
Rathernot got the name when i was asked for a login on so many different web sites and decided that I would "rathernot" have to make up and remember a new one.
In HS played in an I offense and a 4-4 defense.
1st coaching job was HC youth league 3 yrs. No real "system" very multiple, misdirection. Ran a 5-3 D
2nd AC Frosh at a large 5A school in Indiana 1 yr (student teaching) Ran I and Miami 4-3
3rd AC Varsity small rural school in Kentucky 4 yrs O Philosophy based on personnel Wing T based but multiple(spread, I) Ran 4-3 for three years then a pared down 46 for a year
4th AC VArsity 4A school in Indiana O Spread Air Raid Threw it probably 80 percent of the time until we had a lead D 3-5-3
Now I am taking over the 8th grade program at the same school. We are looking to change philosophy with the loss of an All State QB and receivers so will run the Wing T and build that to the Varsity after this year.
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Post by swcoachperry on Feb 27, 2006 14:04:32 GMT -6
Great site! Coach Perry Head Coach Wellington-Napoleon High School Wellington MO
We run the Single Wing and the 3-5-3
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Post by tog on Feb 27, 2006 14:05:30 GMT -6
a single wing guy cool
perry, talk to us about the single wing in the run game section will ya?
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Post by bluecrazy on Feb 27, 2006 17:05:36 GMT -6
I coach football in Michigan. Right now an assistant. I coach Q.B's, Running backs, D.B's, and run the defense. As of right now just went for 2nd interview for HC job at a small school. Looks good, looking for a 3rd interview, Hope that comes up. Will add more later. Got that head coaching job. The school has not won a game in 5 years. went 1-8 this year winning the last game of the year. It was something. Had to teach these kids from the basics. Could not look at the scoreboard, just the improvement on film. Still a big challenge ahead, but were up to it. as an assistant ran wing T. Now running split back veer. Fell in love with it, but learning as I go also. Great site here, glad you have it.
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Post by tog on Feb 27, 2006 17:08:26 GMT -6
good luck blue
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Post by jjdennis on Feb 27, 2006 17:55:05 GMT -6
I coach at a 4A school in Mississippi. This was my 1st year as a varsity assistant after spending 1 year as a 9th grade coach. I coached linebackers and runningbacks this year. We are an I team that emphasizes the option.
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tsims
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Post by tsims on Feb 27, 2006 19:23:29 GMT -6
Have been coaching for 7 years. Started low in South Dallas Suburbs. Worked my way up from an assistant 7th grade coach to JH Coordinator( head coach) in a 5A school. Took offensive line coaching job in a 2A school last year back in Eastern Oklahoma. Now I'm the defensive coordinator and Line Coach. Offenses: Wishbone, Spread, Single Wing, Pro And Pro I Defenses: 44 Stack, 4-2-5, and am currently installing the 5-2. I told my ends it was a 3-4 to get them to buy into it. Very shifty. Whatever it takes, right?
Have helped install the Spread blocking schemes at both schools. Called the 4-2-5 but needed another linebacker. This is a great site.
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Post by buddycris75 on Feb 27, 2006 23:32:04 GMT -6
Hey guys, I'm atcually not a coach yet. I'm a student at Texas Tech University. Hope to be coaching in about 2 years or so (if i can ever get through college). Anyway, just wanted to say hi and I can't wait to learn from some of you guys that have been doing this longer than I have been alive.
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viking
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Post by viking on Feb 28, 2006 0:18:22 GMT -6
High School Small school 52 D, Multiple I O Math Teacher and weight room coordinator - I think I'd like to just do weight lifting / fitness all day - does anyone have any opinions on this? This site is sweet. I wondered where everyone went off another message board. I guess I can't blame anyone. I've been reading for a few days. I'm looking forward to learning from everyone.
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leonjr
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Post by leonjr on Feb 28, 2006 4:50:22 GMT -6
High School 3A North Texas 2nd Year Coach Offense- Spread No Huddle, but not scared to line down in a single wing to play a little smash mouth! Defense- Depends on what offense we are playing-55 is my personal favortite, we will line down in old eagle look, 33 stack, 4-3, or a Split Postion-LB's & QB's
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Post by rebel11 on Feb 28, 2006 12:45:23 GMT -6
I played QB at a D-1 school from 97-01 and then was a GA at the same school for 2 seasons. I am currently out of coaching although having sites like this help ease the pain of missing football. I played in a spread No-Huddle system in HS. 3wr / 1 TE system similar to Wash. st. for 2 seasons before a coaching change brought a multiple I system. Coached in the same system for 2 seasons as a GA.
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juice10
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Post by juice10 on Feb 28, 2006 12:50:53 GMT -6
Thanks for having this board. Great insight by many coaches.
First year HC at a small school in the "land of cheese". Previously worked the last 3 years in football as OC.
Have a lot to learn and keep the ideas and suggestions coming.
Thanks again,
Juice
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jalago
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Post by jalago on Feb 28, 2006 15:40:27 GMT -6
I am a High School Coach in GA. Have been coaching in Ga. for four years and before that, I coached in Fla. for for another four years. Since my coaching career began, I have been on the defensive side of the ball even thought I played running back in high school.
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46tuff
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Post by 46tuff on Feb 28, 2006 22:24:33 GMT -6
current HS DC, 6 years Div 3 LB'er coach, new to this site, came over from post on scoop..this is 100 x better no BS and the noners haven't found it yet......let's talk Football, I love it !! 46 guy thru and thru...fighting the spread offense and all the variations, zone. dart, triple....ect looking forward to hearing how other 46 guys are defending the urban meyer/toney demeo fad........
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Post by tog on Feb 28, 2006 22:31:22 GMT -6
Calande will love you tuff
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Post by wingman on Feb 28, 2006 23:33:15 GMT -6
So Cal ( Texas psnhsndle boy til age 4 ) 30 years experience 8 years position coach 19 years defensive cord. 3 years H.C. Now I run all the stuff I hated defending. Primarily a FLY offense with some Wing T.
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Post by 1katkiller on Mar 1, 2006 16:19:44 GMT -6
I am living in SW La. and coaching in East Texas at a 3-A school. Have coached high school for 12 years and been a College Strength & Conditioning coach for 7, 2 as an asst. and 5 as a head coach at a real good Div. 1-AA (football). Love the game and love to coach, have coached all positions, but like defense best. Looking to come here and learn more.
Offense: Pro I Wing T (can't stand it!) Spread
Defense: 4-3 5-2 46 4-2-5 ( currently)
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doubles
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Post by doubles on Mar 2, 2006 13:15:03 GMT -6
Oklahoma 5A OC. 3rd year as a coach. Offense-moving from I to spread. Defense-Odd Stack.
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Post by backercoach on Mar 3, 2006 9:35:12 GMT -6
DC in Mass
We run 5-3, 4-4, Wide 7
O runs Spread and I
Awesome site!!
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Post by texascat on Mar 3, 2006 10:19:54 GMT -6
texascat
Linebacker coach in DFW Metroplex. This is my 10 th year coaching football. Grew up in Kansas and went to Kansas State.
Offensive systems I have coached Oline and backs in: Split back veer Wing-T Shotgun Pro Set (West Coast Principles) Empty 5 wide
Defensive systems I have coached LBers and Secondary in: 43 50 Weak Eagle 4-2-5 Odd Stack
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coacht3
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Post by coacht3 on Mar 3, 2006 11:34:10 GMT -6
coacht3
High School HC for 2 years Junior College OL for 5 years Junior College DB for 1 year High School Assistant OL for 1 year Playing Experience
In high school we ran flexbone/wing-t. Junior college we ran flexbone/run-n-shoot
Coaching Experience
Junior College - Offense - Multiple I/ Spread Defense - 4-4/ Cov 1,3 Weak Eagle/Cov 4
High School
I had to learn the hard way coming from Juco back to high school. We run what I know best no matter what formations we may line up in. (Inside Veer, Midline, FB Trap, Tackle Trap, Jet, Rocket, and Belly) ( 3 step, PAP, boot and waggle)
Defensivly we run a Split 4
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Post by neckbomb11 on Mar 4, 2006 0:25:07 GMT -6
actually still in my last year of highschool...but am anxious to start coaching as soon as possible and to keep adding my knowledge...the only experience ive had is in a pro style type offense (west coast), and on D a 3-4 type...love to learn about all systems tho...thanks for this awesome site...later
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Post by cutty on Mar 5, 2006 23:31:01 GMT -6
cutty
Played in High School---Wing T College---Purdue University (Spread) 4-3 Cov.2-4 Western Illionis University (Pro I) 4-4 Defense Cov. 2-3
Coaching in Illinois High School JV--Split back veer two years in a row
This is a great site, better than going to a coaching clinic, really appreciate all the resources and help. However runs this site is a football genius!!
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Post by tog on Mar 6, 2006 7:45:33 GMT -6
However runs this site is a football genius!! Genius is only the power of making continuous efforts. The line between failure and success is so fine that we scarcely know when we pass it; so fine that we are often on the line and do not know it. --Elbert Hubbard
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brmurf
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Post by brmurf on Mar 6, 2006 11:54:38 GMT -6
Have been coaching 13 years now all at one small rural HS in Tn. Coached one year in college (a D II school) Been HC for 4 yrs now and havent been successful in terms of wins and losses, but am turning other parts of program around i.e. discipline, grades, etc. Hopefully wins will come.
One thing I find out the longer I am the head man is that organization is paramount and it takes discipline to win.
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Post by coachmyers on Mar 6, 2006 16:08:56 GMT -6
Total Coaching Newbie. I'm 22 years old and my first season was last year and through a series of events was working as the offensive coordinator which I will be continuing as this next year. Last year we ran I formation and this next season we'll be moving into the Pistol. My life has been made easier by a division 1 running back in the past year who'll be coming back for his senior year. I hope to be able to contribute but think I'll be doing alot more listening than talking at first.
Looking forward to discourse with all of you.
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Post by tjackson on Mar 6, 2006 21:35:08 GMT -6
Hello,
I am a 22 yr old male. Trying to land a Small college coaching job or H.S. I already have interviewed 2 times over the phone for small h.s. jobs. Please help if you can. I have been coaching for 3 1/2 years in H.S. and Semi-Pro.
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Post by chaydenjr on Mar 8, 2006 11:07:47 GMT -6
chaydenjr
HS - Class A 2 Time State Champions, 3rd Place; Class AA 5th Offense: Wishbone Defense: 'Radar Defense' - everybody in two-point stance; read and attack.
College - Offense: Pro Sets Defense: 5-2,5-3
I coached OL/DL during summer camps and pre-season camps a few years for my HS coach after he changed schools. Some spot jobs at different camps. There is much more money in computers than teaching.
I am currently coaching in a local youth league, my oldest son has one year left. I was head coach of the next one's flag team last year(K-2). WOW - attention span was really different from day to day!
Only one year left in flag before he moves to tackle. (Thank goodness!) I kinda felt lost looking for things to work. Haha.. we gained 40 yards on one drive just going on two every play. Seriously any help with what to do for an 11 man flag team would be greatly appreciated!
On defense we got to the spots we needed to ok but, seemed to have a great deal of trouble pulling the flag. I bought several sets of flags and and searched for some flag pulling games and gave it all to the PE teacher for this year. She said that they would do them in PE class. Every bit of practice helps.
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