What to Look for in the Press Box - Rpetrie
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What to Look For in the Pressbox - rpetrie From www.coachhuey.com: rpetrie Junior Member member is offline Joined: Feb 2007 Gender: Male Posts: 72 Re: Press Box Coaches « Reply #8 on Apr 11, 2008, 10:47pm » As a former box coach I can tell you what helped me the most and now as a Head Coach & OC...what I ask of my box coaches on all sides of the ball. First of all I feel you can't overload them with seeing everything as others have said. You normally have other assistants on the sidelines that are responsible for micro- analysis of specific players/positions. I do the following... 1. WHEN WE ARE ON OFFENSE - watch the defense alignment and personnel for the following: field strength, to TE, to motion. From there look for tendencies 2. WHEN WE ARE ON DEFENSE - watch for formation patterns and how it applies to their playcalling. Chart down/distance tendencies and find a scheme. Compare notes with DC when we are on offensive possession 3. WHEN WE ARE ON SPECIAL TEAMS - don't go to sleep!!! Find a weak link/open area...something we can take advantage of based on formation. In short, I want my box coach looking for a way to analyze game flow and let the sideline coaches watch the players
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rpetrieJunior Member
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Joined: Feb 2007Gender: Male Posts: 72
Re: Press Box Coaches« Reply #8 on Apr 11, 2008, 10:47pm »
As a former box coach I can tell you what helped me the most and now as a Head Coach & OC...what I ask of my box coaches on all sides of the ball.
First of all I feel you can't overload them with seeing everything as others have said. You normally have other assistants on the sidelines that are responsible for micro-analysis of specific players/positions. I do the following...1. WHEN WE ARE ON OFFENSE - watch the defense alignment and personnel for the following: field strength, to TE, to motion. From there look for tendencies2. WHEN WE ARE ON DEFENSE - watch for formation patterns and how it applies to their playcalling. Chart down/distance tendencies and find a scheme. Compare notes with DC when we are on offensive possession3. WHEN WE ARE ON SPECIAL TEAMS - don't go to sleep!!! Find a weak link/open area...something we can take advantage of based on formation.
In short, I want my box coach looking for a way to analyze game flow and let the sideline coaches watch the players
