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Post by coachnicholson on Feb 16, 2006 10:30:10 GMT -6
Coaches, Please list any Option oriented clinics that you know about. Post information and links if you have them. Also, if you have been to any clinic that is listed will you please tell us about your experience at the clinic? Here are the Option clinics that I know about so far. - Carson Newman College March 3rd & 4th news.cn.edu/athletics/Football/Sports%20Belle%20Clinic.pdf- RICE LAKE CLINICMARCH 10-11, 2006 RICE LAKE HIGH SCHOOL, WISCONSIN CONTACT LAVERN POTTINGER pottingerl@ricelake.k12.wi.us - Wofford CollegeOption Clinic March 16-18, 2006 www.iwafootball.org/WoffordClinic.html- INDIANA WISHBONE ASSOCIATION CLINIC SATURDAY / MAY 6, 2006 www.iwafootball.org/-FOURTH ANNUAL ULTIMATE OPTION CLINIC WEISS CENTER, DICKINSON COLLEGE, CARLISLE, PA SATURDAY, MAY 13, 2006 www.iwafootball.org/Ultimateoptionclinic.html |
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Post by coachnicholson on Feb 16, 2006 10:32:59 GMT -6
LOL the filter on here will not let me type out D I C K INSON College. Instead it says thingyINSON. lol
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Post by coachpeterson on Feb 17, 2006 9:41:18 GMT -6
I have the flier for the Rice Lake clinic at home. It's usually a really good clinic. This year coaches from at least 4 of the teams who made it to state are speaking (Wisconsin Rapids, Ashwaubenon, Somerset, Lancaster). And Coach Pottinger, who announced that he is retiring this year, is speaking on his 40+ of coaching. It's a shame he's retiring, he's as fine of a coach as you'll find anywhere.
Anyway, if the Friday night dinner is at the usual place, it's some of the finest fish and chicken you'll find anywhere. I've never been much of a fan of fish, but the place they have it at has really good fish.
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Post by coachnicholson on Feb 17, 2006 10:20:49 GMT -6
I contacted the ppl with the Rice Lake clinic and they are sending me a flier. I am thinking about going but im not sure just yet. Im going to the CN clinic the weekend before the Rice Lake clinic so im not sure if I can swing 2 weeks in a row but we will see what happens.
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Post by coachpeterson on Feb 17, 2006 17:57:04 GMT -6
I grabbed the flier while I was home this afternoon. Here's the info on it:
Friday night dinner
6:30 p.m.
Option Football Panel Discussion: John Hoch, Bruce Larson, Lee Purdy, Bud Wright
Saturday speakers (start at 8:30 a.m. and go until about 3:00):
LaVern Pottinger - "Lessons Learned Over 38 Years of Coaching Football - And Where Are We Headed"
Former assistant at Carmel H.S. and UW-River Falls, former head coach at Mauston, Belvidere, and Rice Lake H.S.
Tony Biolo - "Shotgun Option"
Wisconsin Rapids head coach, Division 1 State runner-up
John Hock - "Multiple Set Option" "Staying with Double and Triple"
Lancaster head coach, Division 5 State champion
Bruce Larson - "FB Trap and Trap Option"
Somerset head coach, Division 5 State runner-up
Bud Wright - "Plays that Complement the Option Game"
Sheridan, IN head coach, 7 State championships
Ken Golomski and Staff - "Jaguar Base Package - Run/Pass Responsibilities" "Adjustments to Formations - Transition from 50 to 40"
Ashwaubenon head coach, Division 2 state champs
Mark Sipple "Defensive Backs - Fundamentals and Techniques" "Tackling - The Key to Defense"
University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire Defensive Coordinator
Tom Stevens - "Medicine Ball Core Conditioning" (demo)
Physical Therapist
Like I said before, the food on Friday night is always really good. On Saturday morning there's plenty of donuts and juice/coffee, I usually have about 3 donuts. The lunch on Saturday is usually always good, too.
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Post by coachnicholson on Feb 18, 2006 9:41:32 GMT -6
Looks like a great lineup! Hopefully I will be able to attend!
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