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Coach Hoover's Football Site: Slant Route - Getting Leverage on the Defender
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Thursday, November 1, 2012. Slant Route - Getting Leverage on the Defender. The second cut-up shows a veteran WR, Kerry Colbert (I believe), running the Slant the correct way: attack the inside # to get leverage, stay low and stick the foot in the ground with a head nod away, and catch the ball with the hands away from the body. It's a thing of beauty to see proper technique ruthlessly destroy opponents time and time again. Slant Route - Getting Leverage on the Defender. November 2, 2012 at 6:48 PM.
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Coach Bigelow's Blog: May 2012
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Make sure to check out the featured posts on the homepage. Be sure to follow me through social media and subscribe to the feeds. Please leave a comment. Thursday, May 24, 2012. Coaching at Snow College. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Enter your email address:. Get this tabber widget. Get back to fundamentals. The 5 Wide Offense. Coaching at Snow College. How I Would Rebuild A High School Football Program. Spread Offense GT Counter Play-Action Pass. Example of Passing Game in Empty. I love this screen. O...
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BUCKEYE FOOTBALL ANALYSIS: October 2009
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A site dedicated to Buckeye X's and O's. Friday, October 30, 2009. The Spread, Arithmetic, and why OSU may have gone back to Multiple Formations. Has Ohio State abandoned an all 'spread' attack to go back to mixing in the I and 1-Back formations? And if so, why? Starting with the Illinois game, Ohio State effectively became an all-shotgun spread to run team. According to Jeff Amey of the O-Zone, Ohio State lined up in the shotgun 87% of the time for the four games from Illinois to Purdue. That the spread...
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BUCKEYE FOOTBALL ANALYSIS: Movin' Day!
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A site dedicated to Buckeye X's and O's. Thursday, August 26, 2010. I have the pleasure to announce this fall that I am moving my blog to ' Along the Olentangy. At Sports Blog Nation. There I will be teeming with fellow OhioState.scout.com insider ' DontHateOState. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. BuckeyePlanet Ohio State Forums. Dr Saturday - NCAAF - Yahoo! Ohio State Buckeyes - cleveland.com. Ohio State Football, Basketball, Hockey, Baseball, Wrestling, Softball, and More.
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BUCKEYE FOOTBALL ANALYSIS: November 2009
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A site dedicated to Buckeye X's and O's. Thursday, November 26, 2009. Ohio State vs. Michigan Breakdown-Updated. Another game, another dominating rushing performance, and another example of Tresselball in action on the offensive end. The fact that it ended with another victory over the Wolverines and an outright Big Ten title made it all the better (and at times more maddening). Against Ohio State, however, Michigan came out in Rodriguez's favored 3-3-5. After getting a feel for what Michigan was doing, ...
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BUCKEYE FOOTBALL ANALYSIS: The Ohio State Offensive Playbook Part III: The Zone Series
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A site dedicated to Buckeye X's and O's. Friday, August 27, 2010. The Ohio State Offensive Playbook Part III: The Zone Series. Actually encompass two different plays-the inside and outside zone. Ohio State primarily runs the inside zone, but will employ both. Below is a diagram of the basic inside zone play, as well as a clip of Ohio State running inside zone. (H/T: Smart Football):. More, after the Jump:. To break this down further, Smart Football. For those interested, here is a more in-depth discussion.
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BUCKEYE FOOTBALL ANALYSIS: OSU Jersey Scrimmage: Talkin' X's and O's...
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A site dedicated to Buckeye X's and O's. Sunday, August 22, 2010. OSU Jersey Scrimmage: Talkin' X's and O's. I had the pleasure of watching the Ohio State jersey scrimmage yesterday with Bill Greene of ohiostate.scout.com. Bill will have all kinds. Information regarding the offensive and defensive personnel and looks, but I wanted to extrapolate on five offensive schemes that stood out yesterday. 1 The Continued Expansion of the Rollout Play-Action Game. As I've previously touched on. Off the inside zone.
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BUCKEYE FOOTBALL ANALYSIS: 2010 Ohio State Offense: Dave Update
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A site dedicated to Buckeye X's and O's. Monday, August 9, 2010. 2010 Ohio State Offense: Dave Update. Here is a great additional resource for the Dave play: a copy of the 2002 OSU playbook. Though outdated in some respects, the Dave diagram and rules hold as true today. The playbook gives the rules for each position and diagrams the play against nearly every possible defensive combination. Well-worth the read. August 13, 2010 at 9:53 AM. This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
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BUCKEYE FOOTBALL ANALYSIS: April 2010
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A site dedicated to Buckeye X's and O's. Tuesday, April 27, 2010. But first, specific thoughts from the Spring Game. I re-watched and broke down the first half and did a play-by-play for the First Quarter. Here are my specific thoughts:. The focus of this is short, horizontal. Stretching routes, specifically the: all curl route. The double slant/snag combination. And the double scat. The Defense played very vanilla up-front. They employed their usual array of coverages, but there was very little blit...
