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Post by tog on Feb 5, 2007 13:49:19 GMT -6
I am a Texas boy. I coach the oline. We primarily run the spread, but also run the pro I at times. (usually short yardage situations) I do not coach defense any more (sadly) but we currently run a 4-3. At my previous school I coached oline, dline and inside linebackers. We were a wing t team offensively and a split team defensively. I too am a student of the game and although I have just recently joined the site, I am extremely happy with it and I have already accessed some great information. Thanks to Coach Huey and TOG and all you others that have made this site happen. good to have you on the board this is another guy that knows his stuff people
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Post by brandonk on Feb 5, 2007 14:19:46 GMT -6
I'm a Jr. at Har-Ber High School in Springdale, Ar. I played QB before I got hurt my freshman year, and decided to hang up the cleats and start learning the in and outs of the game. I hope to be a coach someday, and hope you guys can help me with my dream.
I played under Malzahn's system, and I'm mildly interested in the AIR RAID. My true passion are direct snap offense's i.e Single Wing, Double Wing, and Coach Wyatt's "Wildcat"
Thank you in advance.
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ciel0
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Post by ciel0 on Feb 5, 2007 21:35:36 GMT -6
I'm entering my 4th season coaching football. I am the Head Freshman coach at Kennedy High in Cedar Rapids, IA and look to become a Varsity Head or Assistant once I finish school at the University of Northern Iowa. I primarily focus on offense but am more interested in rounding out my knowledge so I am more versatile for potential job opportunities.
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Post by tog on Feb 5, 2007 21:36:54 GMT -6
I'm entering my 4th season coaching football. I am the Head Freshman coach at Kennedy High in Cedar Rapids, IA and look to become a Varsity Head or Assistant once I finish school at the University of Northern Iowa. I primarily focus on offense but am more interested in rounding out my knowledge so I am more versatile for potential job opportunities. allright go hawks good to always see another iowa guy on board
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Post by coachboe on Feb 6, 2007 11:27:19 GMT -6
Currently O-Line Coach in Texas at a 5-A School. Played O-Line at HSU in Tx.
Football background
HS- Multiple Offenses (Pro, I-Form Veer, Spread, Wing-T) College- Spread
HS Background as a Coach school 1- Wing T, I-Form, Spread school 2- Spread
Defensive Background HS- 4-3 and 5-2
HS Background as a Coach HS 1- 5-2 hybrid 3-4 HS 2- 5-2 and 3-3/3-4
I enjoy my job, and love what I do. I am always trying to expand my knowledge, and enjoy looking at new information and techniques about our profession.
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Post by andersjm on Feb 9, 2007 16:26:08 GMT -6
Assistant Football Baseball coach at Grinnell College. Coaching is the best profession in the world. Its great to be able to learn from all of you guys!
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burn
Sophomore Member
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Post by burn on Feb 10, 2007 14:46:30 GMT -6
Burn
HS Pro 4-4
College West Coast 4-3
Coached HS for 13 years Off - Pro, Split Back Veer, Flexbone Def - 5-3, Split 6, 4-3
I have been a head coach, O-coordinator and D-coordinator. I currently am a principal of a small middle school in northern California and I coach at the local HS.
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Post by munichrangers on Feb 11, 2007 1:55:59 GMT -6
Munichrangers: i am working for a security service in germany. I am playing for a the münchen rangers. its a fourth league team in bavaria. sometimes im am coaching the o-line.
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Post by millwoodcoach on Feb 12, 2007 13:27:15 GMT -6
New to the boards here. I coach in class 2A here in Oklahoma. I had WR and LB's last year. (Though I did more defense than O.) We won the State Championship and had an Army All-American player this year.
Still a new coach just trying to learn as much as I can about football. We ran a no-huddle shot gun spread on O. and a 4-3 stack on D.
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kc361
Freshmen Member
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Post by kc361 on Feb 20, 2007 18:46:35 GMT -6
Coaches,
Finished my 14th season coaching football at 3 different HS in NJ. 6 years as an Offensive Coordinator (5 in the flexbone). I have coached every position except LBs.
In my short time on this site I have learned a lot. Thanks fellas. Hopefully, I can make a small contribution.
kc
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Post by wrmiller13 on Feb 20, 2007 19:48:54 GMT -6
Hello all,
I am new to the Boards here. This will about my 9th year coaching high school football. I am returning to it after taking the last few years off to coach my son's youth team, as I did not think I had the energy to do both. My wife (she is truly a saint, but must be questioning this decision) has recently given her blessing on my attempts to do both.
I have coached many positions, and been both coordinators, as well as a brief stint as a head coach at an inner city high school in Cincinnati (my Principal and I had a "disagreement" about our progress and I left).
This year I will be running the defense at a small suburban HS in Cincinnati, using primarily the 4-4 / 4-2-5, or some variation of this.
Thanks!
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Post by coachgreen05 on Feb 21, 2007 17:01:39 GMT -6
Hello fellas,
Im kinda new to the boards here. I will be entering my 1st year coaching football. Im waiting on a couple collegiate jobs,but I will coach HS in the meantime. I have been offered a few O-coordinator jobs but still lookin for the right job in FLorida or Georgia. Ive always had a great passion for coaching,and Ive finally decided to take it serious. Ive coached unofficially in area HS and at a university.I find these boards very helpful.
I played HS ball in Georgia and college ball at FLorida.
GREAT KNOWLEDGE OF OFFENSES:
Steve Spurrier-vertical passing game John Gruden-West coach Offense Mike Shula-power run game/Playaction
I ran the split back veer as a HS senior QB,and a version of the fly offense as a HS junior WR/RB
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Post by mjennin91 on Feb 22, 2007 11:57:03 GMT -6
mjennin91
HC Sophs in IL. 8A school (yes we have 8 classes)
Offense: I pro- option (Freeze, speed, veer, midline) IZ, OZ, counter
OL/DL/Specials Coach though I played on the def side of the ball. Coaching heart is on the offensive side.
Learning the spread (for personal growth, cant convince our Var guys yet)
Def:
34, 52, 53-cover1
This is a great place to talk FB! Look forward to learning more.
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Post by cjkal30 on Feb 23, 2007 14:49:06 GMT -6
New to the web site just found out about it from another coach at the Nike COY clinic in CT, came home and I am addicted. In the 2 or 3 days I have been a member I have learned a great deal. Hopefully, I could contribute to the boards.
I am enterig my 4th season at the varsity level this yr. I have coached RB's and QB's and the also DB's. My heart is on the offensive side of the ball. I coach at a small group 1 school in NJ, not much funding so things are difficult.
Helping to develolp a new offense for this season. I have spent this offseason learning alot. We are a one back team. We will use multiple formations with a great deal of motion and shifting. I am switching from a route tree to concepts and have spent the past few weeks trying to learn about as much as possible.
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Post by tmac22a on Feb 24, 2007 19:33:50 GMT -6
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Post by tmac22a on Feb 24, 2007 19:38:47 GMT -6
Hi. 10 year high school coach in Michigan. Currently freshman coach at Fenton High School, a division 2 school. Work with all high school qbs and rbs. We run shotgun spread veer offense. Love what I see on this site so far, picking up some new techniqiues.
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Post by coachjim on Feb 25, 2007 0:18:49 GMT -6
Coach Jim here. Great site, great posts, great coaches.
I played when I was ten years old as a flanker and our C-team won the CT state championship that year. Only played a few more years after that but all the kids grew up to be giants and I stayed the same height. What can you do?
I've been coaching for two years now on the same C-team that I was on 30 years ago that won the championship. It is a pretty amazing story. My kid has been playing on that team since he was seven and started out as the QB. From the sidelines, that brought tears to my eyes just watching him go. Great kid.
Last year as a DC I ran the 6-2 monster when the HC wasn't stepping on my toes and switching it to a 4-3 from time to time. The 6-2 stopped other teams in their tracks for 99% of the game but always let up big gains off tackle and down the sidelines. The HC ran out of the "I" and a Wing-T (the wing should have been for "winging it" because now that I know something about the formation, it was a poor facsimile. The "I" at youth level with no power and poor blocking was terrible as well. The games were hard to watch when the defense wasn't on the field.
This year coming up I have been asked to be the HC. Thanks to this site and a lot of great advice from Coach Seay, Reed and others I will be running the Wing-T Jet/Down/Belly but the right way this time. For defense we will either be running the 6-2, 5-2, or GAM depending on the talent and size of the kids. It should be a great season. I'd love to run the GAM and see just how right Coach Reed is about it stopping the outside run.
Great to meet you all, good luck this year and have fun!
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Post by 3rdandlong on Feb 26, 2007 2:09:41 GMT -6
Hello everyone. I'm an assistant defensive coach in Southern California. Just here to learn as much as I possibly can about football from some great coaches:
HS- Off: Wing-T, Veer Def: 4-4, 50, 4-3
College- Def: 4-3, 3-3-5
Currently- 4-3
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Post by joeptc on Feb 26, 2007 10:36:43 GMT -6
Hi all!
Coach in DFW area. Primarily Defense - 4-4 (cover 2/3 and 6 (weakside man)
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Post by lcfootballmonster on Mar 2, 2007 10:42:06 GMT -6
Hi everyone, I too, am a student of the game. Being a female its not easy finding other females to talk to about the game. I've been a football monster since age 7 and remember watching Tarkington, Bradshaw, Fouts, Ham, Lambert, and Hayes and Hanes(remember the stickem on their pants...). I played flag Football(OG) for 3 years growing up. Im mostly a fan and hoping to someday be an assistant coach. I like the 2 set back offense, I, wishbone, and shotgun. On defense- the 4-3, and dime. Since I was little I've had a thing for defense- Linebackers(love sacking the quarterback and pickin off passes). My dream is to get with a coach locally and learn under him/her. I know a lot about the game but there is the tech(like how to cover a receiver-footwork, blocking schemes....)part that I need to learn before I attempt to coach. Looking forward to learning more and getting to know everyone.
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Post by tarquin on Mar 7, 2007 12:31:46 GMT -6
Hi I am Tarquin aka big T, I am the Essex Blades O-Line coach in England since last October. I have been playing/coaching since 2001 which is listed below-
Playing; University Hertfordshire Hurricanes 2001-2005 - Division champs 2001-2005, Southern Conference Champs 2003&2004. National Champs 2004. (Buck Series O/modified Single Wing)
Southern Conference Allstar - 2002-2005 Great Britain Bulldogs - 2003-2005
Senior Level London O's - 2002-2004 London Blitz - 2005-present (injured at the moment)
Coaching;
Great Britain Bulldogs D-Line 2006-present Southern Conference Allstars -2007 Colchester Gladiators Youth OC & Assistant HC
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barnone
Sophomore Member
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Post by barnone on Mar 13, 2007 11:17:28 GMT -6
Hey new to the board here, well I have been reading a while and just now ready to start posting. Fairly new coach here in Oklahoma. We won a State Championship this past season. Anyways love the board.
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Post by magnum18ctr on Mar 16, 2007 10:02:14 GMT -6
I am the AD/HC at a 1A school in West Texas. We have been in the play-offs the past 7 seasons in a row and played for a state championship this year. Grew up in West Texas and attended Angelo State University. Have been around all types of offenses including the wing-t, split back veer, pro I, and shotgun. We have ran the spread for the past 4 seasons and have been fairly balanced between the run and pass. I just joined the board and look forward to talking football with all of you. ;D
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SetHut
Junior Member
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Post by SetHut on Mar 17, 2007 22:07:18 GMT -6
sethut (32 years experience)
HS coach in WV. QB's and DB's.
GA: At Marshall University. Author of Blitz-Proof Pass Protection
Offense: Spread. May convert to DW.
Defensive: 4-4.
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nkcoach
Sophomore Member
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Post by nkcoach on Mar 22, 2007 23:17:50 GMT -6
Hi will be starting my first season as a DC on 2007. We are a 4-4 team and run a wing t offense
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Post by throwitdeep on Mar 24, 2007 10:14:28 GMT -6
New to the board. I have been "reading" the board a lot.
8 years of coaching experience. 4 as a HC in Middle School. 4 as an Assistant Varsity/ HC Freshman.
Our team has been to the state playoffs in 9 out of the 10 years since our HC has been here.
I was a QB in High School and I am more or less and offensive guy, even though the Defensive side of the ball is becoming more interesting.
We have run various offensive sets, but mostly I and a little Spread. Defensively we have run a 5-2, 3-5-3, 3-4.
This site has helped me more than anything I thought it would.
Thanks to all you guys who help make this game the best on earth.
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marboo59
Sophomore Member
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Post by marboo59 on Mar 25, 2007 10:26:11 GMT -6
25 Head Coach in Northeastern Kansas small 2-A school. HS O-Wishbone D-46
College O-I Option, Gun Spread D-4-3, Over/Under, 3-4
Assistant HS O-Wishbone/Flex Defensive Coordinator - 46,4-3 Over/Under
Head Coach O-Wishbone/Flex, Next year Gun Spread D-Multiple 4-2-5, 46
This is the best site on football. Coaches on here thank you for what you contribute. I take alot of things off here into consideration.
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Post by rbcoacher on Mar 26, 2007 9:56:15 GMT -6
I coach at a 3A in Texas as the rb coach and special teams coordinator. This is my 7th year in the business. We run a multiple Wing-T and Split. I have a desire to be a head coach one of these days as it is something that I have always wanted to do.
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fbcnt
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Post by fbcnt on Mar 29, 2007 19:11:29 GMT -6
East Texas Guy... Coached DL at the HS level, now GA at the college level now...Just trying to learn all I can!
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Post by unclebuck on Mar 30, 2007 3:30:01 GMT -6
Hi. I'm Luke Plastow. I graduated University last year and started up a new college team in my local town which is entering into the British College league in September.
It is my first coaching job and as a HC it is quite daunting but the best piece of advice given to me was to keep open to things and already I have learnt a stupid amount of things I never considered.
Having read a few thigns on here I can see a wealth of information ready to be tapped. Though I am a HC believe me I have alot to learn so you will have to bear with my stupid questions sometimes.
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