2011 Carson Newman Clinic

Day 1 Making marriage work 1) Improve intimacy 2) Strengthen commitment 3) Maintain passion

Jim Chaney, Offensive Coordinator, U. of Tennessee

20/30 Power y Downhill run play that allows us to physically punish any front y True gap blocked play lock the defender responsible for your gap y y locked with gap responsibilities rather than man-blocking dont have to identify the Mike/Sam/Will/etc. y It is an A-Gap/B-Gap type run as opposed to an off-tackle run

20/30 Power Blocking Responsibilities FB D-Gap Y C-Gap PST Combo B-Gap PSG Combo B-Gap C A-Gap BSG pull, attack 1st threat (DE or LB) BST backside A-Gap Key coaching points A. Come off the ball B. Zero penetration eyes up, see your gap C. Inside Rule 1. FB hat inside 2. BSG hat inside DE/LB 3. RB Inside pulling guard (trust), accelerate thru 2nd level D. Movement on Deuce/Trey outside blocker, never off 3-tech or 5-tech that stops E. Hats in front of 2nd level defenders

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Pass Protections 1) Turn (gap)Protection y Rip/Liz RB goes with the call (Rip = right, Liz = left) y Fire/Lite FB in the flats, RB goes with the call and stays/blocks 2) Base Protection (vs. 4down-linemen and a Mike LB) y Base y Scat just the 5 Offensive Linemen y Gone y Scram 3) Slide Protection (vs. 4 down-linemen, aMike LB, and an OLB) y 6-man protection y OL slide to first OLB past the Mike away from the call y The RB has the Mike LB to playside LB to full scan y Jet Lt./Rt. the OL turn toward the Will (not the Sam), RB picks up strongside y Ralph/Larry 6-man protection with a TE Formations y Protections will be changed based on secondary alignment Purpose y eliminates hot routes y maintains integrity of the pocket y efficiently uses OL in pass protection; allowing RB to release into route pattern

Larry Kehres, Head Coach, Mount Union College (OH)

Communicating with players Words to communicate: Faith, Family, Football, Work (only way to become committed), Commitment, Loyalty, Hope What we are looking for when recruiting 1. Good men 2. Passion for football 3. Academic achiever Offensive Characteristics Tough, Skilled, Smart

Offensive philosophy P-F-P 1. Players 2. Formations 3. Plays

5 key skills (behaviors- observable, measurable)*** QB RB 1. Accuracy 1. Agility/Lateral cuts 2. agility-pocket mobility 2. Speed 3. Decision making 3. Strength and Power 4. Arm strength 5. Leadership OL 1. Agility/footwork 2. Strength/power WR 3. Hand placement/body position 1. Receiving skill 4. Toughness 2. Agility breaking in and out of cuts 3. Route running skill 5. Assignment efficiency 4. Speed 5. Power/strength TE 1. Receiving ability 2. Agility - break in/out of cuts 3. Strength/power 4. Blocking perimeter 5. Assignment efficiency y y If you know what players want then you are in control of what they will do. If they have the opportunity to get what they want then they do things asked of them and will be more motivated to work.

Mike Turner, Offensive Coordinator, Carson Newman

Carson Newman Offense2010 offensive goals 1. Purpose why we do it..... What's special. 2. Passion play the game with passion.... Life too!! 3. Plan know the plan, simple plan 4. Attack....tcb....100yard dash 5. Finish every snap and drill.... Same in life 6. Effort Nobodys limited with their effort 7. Give of yourself for others.... This is a special game 8. Four yard mentality 9. Telescope to Microscope (vision to execution) W.I.N. (What's important now) y Leave your ego at the door y Be poised be physical finish everything you do! y 100 yard dash, everything starts with first step y Mental toughness y If you want to get better word a little harder y The trouble with knowing everything is you can't learn thing new I. Why we run the option y Built in game plan y Running the football... Mk us better physically y Defined cat prepare as well (1 week) y North/South... Best way to score II. The package 1. Option 2. Line splits 3. Snap count and auditors 4. Formations motions 5. Pass package (drop ack sprint out play action 3 step drop bootleg III. How we set the game plan 1. Numbers advantage (3vs2, 5vs6) 2. Find the voids y uncovered receiver y okay action vs defensive backs y run..... Aim p.o.p. Ca defensive line/linebackers y know opponents 3. Run/pass according to number in box y QB is a running back y go for big play y start attack inside out

4. Use athletes to make big plays 5. Tough mentality y confident, character, conditioned, have goals, play through hurts QB series - sneak - draw - counter Option series - mid-line - inside veer - speed option - drive option Drive series - bend back - trap - inside dive - outside dive Lead series - iso - kick out - toss sweep Play action - on the LOS - off the LOS - bootleg Dropback Passes 3 step drop 5 step drop sprint out screens Splits 3' Foot of the center to tip of the ball (2nd level stance)

Charlie Harbison, Defensive Coordinator, Clemson U.

ClemsonDefensive Play A. Sound secondary!!! - An aggressive secondary is key to stopping the run B. Intelligence and Concentration - Eliminate mental mistakes

Winning secondary 1. Know the offense we must defend 2. Always think about the big play interception 3. Always cover receivers downfield in run/pass as long as there is a threat of a pass 4. Leverage the ball with the proper position, coverage rotation 5. Make the QB be extremely accurate and throw to a specific area 6. WRs must negotiate their release off the line 7. Roll tackling is a great method for DBs Drills using One Line 1. Backpedal weave 2. Backpedal and turn 180 3. Backpedal and turn 45 (left and right) 4. W drill dont break on your toes but on your in-step (big toe) Drills using Two Lines 1. Backpedal and drive to the post 2. Backpedal, drive to the post, and then speed turn 3. Backpedal, drive to the post, and drop step *When breaking (turning and running) he tells the players to Steal 2nd Base Bump technique 1) Purpose this is a tight coverage technique used at the goalie or in the field to take away the quick passing game and a good change-up technique 2) Method y Open field tackle y Pursuit tackle y Shed tackle y Angle tackle y One on one Get the best 25 players on the field At LSU, Corey Webster was a WR who wasnt starting but was in the top 25 players on the team. So, to get him on the field the coaches moved him to CB. He was reluctant about the move at first but had good ball skills and was able to tackle. After 2 years of playing WR at LSU and 2 years of playing CB at LSU (one year he was voted All-American), Corey was drafted by the New York Giants and now has a Super Bowl ring to show for it. If he remained a WR he might not have received as much exposure or given the opportunity to show his athletic talents.

Hal Lamb, Head Coach, Calhoun High School (GA)

Bio: y Father, Ray, is long-time GA high school coach and currently the High School Relations Director for Mark Richt at the U. of Georgia y Brother, Bobby, is former Head Coach at Furman U. and current Head Coach at Mercer U. y Has won 10 straight Region Championships y Four-time GHSA Class AA State Runner-Up y Originally ran the Wing-T but Switched to the Air Raid spread offense in 2007 and has been to 3 straight state championship games since Summer Workouts y Monday thru Thursday are speed training days y Play in 2 passing leagues and run own passing camp 60s (Quick Game; QB = one step and throw) 60, 61, 63, 66, 68, 69 90s (Deep Passes; QB = 3-step drop) 90, 91, 96, 97 (verticals)

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61 (quick outs)

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66 (stops)

68 (Y-stick)

69 (Y-corner)

90 Y (shallow)

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96 (curl)

97 (verticals)