coachg
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Post by coachg on Feb 17, 2006 13:48:30 GMT -6
How do you guys break down film? Do you do a down and distance for the defense to establish blitz tendecies? Do you break your staff up and give those guys certain things to look at? Just trying to get a general idea of what some of you are doing
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Post by Coach Huey on Feb 17, 2006 14:07:17 GMT -6
we use dsv for one thing.
all tapes are uploaded into a computer & the angles are tied together (tight with wide of same play).
we breakdown each play based on the following:
down/distance
yard / hash
offense formation &/or motion
offense play scheme (dropback, lead, trap, sprint, play-action)
defensive front
defensive stunt (DL)
defensive blitz (LB)
defensive coverage
gain or result.
all information is then input into the computer for the specific play. now, we can do any type of reports we want, and make any type of video cutups we want.
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Post by coachveer on Feb 17, 2006 23:00:03 GMT -6
Coach Huey is right on the mark. We like to start with these two questions.
1-Who is the best player on Defense
2-Who is the worst player on Defense
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Post by Coach Huey on Feb 17, 2006 23:03:17 GMT -6
good point to bring up veer about id'ing their personnel.
in the game plan portion we want to look for match-ups: how will formations help us? how will shifts? motions? etc.
once we get all the reports from the film breakdown, we go to our play selection process:
what sets?
what plays from those sets?
who are we going to attack & with what?
do they have any "automatics"? i. e. they only play 1 (maybe 2) defenses vs certain sets, motions, etc. --- what will we do to get these looks and what plays will be run from them
our thinking follows this thought process for the most part.
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Post by runtheball86 on Feb 18, 2006 7:50:15 GMT -6
Identify the best player they have on defense (hopefully he doesnt play where we love to run), identify the best lineman they have (that is where they will want to run).
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