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This was Varsity from the 2024 season.

Yes. It was at the end of the video!

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That is awesome! Trust his coaches & the schemes he plays in, but glad I’ve given you & him a helpful starting point.

Sure thing! ua-cam.com/video/MyOKyCdlqZA/v-deo.htmlsi=FaZN8VjpepSVUEWl

Thanks! Glad I could be of some help. The overall defensive philosophy matters somewhat. Being in a 3-4 / 5-2 structure or 4-2 / 4-4 / 6-2 structure lends itself more to relying almost solely on guard reads. Regardless, when you breakdown what you need to do for your position it ends up being pretty simple, maybe not easy to execute perfectly, but simple. Maybe share with your coach as sometimes we simply don't know what we don't know!

Perhaps you are right, but aside from the right tackle, none of the guys this opponent had were likely to go on to play college ball. That's true for all but about 7.5% of all high school football players and even more so with small high schools with enrollments below 500 students. Development of football skills (blocking, running, receiving, tackling) still happen for the other 92.5%, but not necessarily in a system that translates to very many college football offensive scheme. I also assure you that if this opponent and coaching staff did try to do much more with their big, strong, but relatively slower players that they'd go from regularly competing and finishing with winning records to only winning a game or two each year. www.ncaa.org/sports/2015/3/2/estimated-probability-of-competing-in-college-athletics.aspx

When and where did you attend high school? I was an undersized OT / DT at 6'3" 195 on a small high school called Ubly from 1999-2002.

@@CoachingFootballwithBrianKlee 04-08 Blanche Ely high south fl

@@kenkemp8651 it is a shame that your coaches didn't give you this type of coaching. Perhaps they we were just in their 1st year and didn't know better yet?!?

Double Wing is a formation, veer is a play, so wth are u talking abt

I assure you that the plays are Inside Veer and then Dive from a Wing-Slot / Slot-Wing Formation.

​@@hunteroudekerk5375Right?

Double wing is a formation and an old one at that. What you are seeing here is Flexbone a variation of wishbone where both bone backs are wing backs. Double wing is double tight and the splits are foot to foot maybe 3 inches apart. Flexbone is mostly option (veer) while double wing is mostly counters and miss direction with a lot of pulling. I am in the process of taking wishbone fundamentals and incorporate them into the foundation of double wing. I want all the pulling counters and option at the same time.

Probably because the coverage can end up being either Cover 2 or Cover 4 depending on the route by the 2nd receiver. In short, it is a Cover 2 “match” vs a quick out or bubble to the flats by the 2nd receiver, but would be a Cover 4 “match” by any vertical or in breaking route by the 2nd receiver. I talk about how we coach / play it in these videos. m.ua-cam.com/video/98VB8sbxwmk/v-deo.html m.ua-cam.com/video/Yquo7D4nIf4/v-deo.html m.ua-cam.com/video/QS0rQkolk8s/v-deo.html

Email me via coachbrianklee@gmail.com. If you have Hudl, let me know your school & I can send the film clips too!

He did pretty close to how we taught it especially on the 2nd clip (Outside Veer Q Iso Follow)! 2 big steps, sit & mesh, then pick a running lane. We used the same footwork on Outside Veer when we read it. ua-cam.com/video/0yJPC-_gHFs/v-deo.html

@@CoachingFootballwithBrianKlee Thanks coach 👍

Thanks. Just trying to give back to the coaching community that has given so much to me!

This is the best on tackling that I have posted on UA-cam: ua-cam.com/video/XybiDHs9TvA/v-deo.html

A big part of our philosophy is that good tackling comes from completely defeating blocks and having great leverage to make tackles. With that said, here is a decent clip of pursuit & leverage for tackling: ua-cam.com/video/-Ao7V7QkGcw/v-deo.html

We also believe the majority of forced fumbles comes from great pursuit, leverage and getting multiple hats unblocked by defeating blocks. Here is another clip of block leverage and forcing fumbles: ua-cam.com/video/nQnGi9wOog4/v-deo.html

Another tackling drill: ua-cam.com/video/SVX04u9ZQn0/v-deo.html

Just sharing what I've learned coaching high school ball for the past 20+ years!

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Thanks. Glad you found it helpful.

Thanks for the feedback.

Didn't have the best microphone set up for all of them.

I appreciate the positive feedback!

@@CoachingFootballwithBrianKlee Do you have any tackling and/or man-ball separation videos? If so can you send me link. I’m a high school Coach in New Orleans and my defense suck at tackling and creating fumbles. We’ve had more stalemate play that the ref blew dead than I’ve ever seen. Can you help please???

We try to limit them. Most important is that our guys get downhill. Actually there were quite a few false steps, but the 2nd & 3rd steps were downhill so it isn’t enough to make him late on any run fits. If I felt like it was a huge problem I’d probably go repeatedly rep that 1st step on our OL grid just the same way we coach up OL’s 1st steps.

2 other options to limit false steps: 1 - Stagger their feet with their inside foot back as most kids seem to step with their back foot 1st. 2 - Have them work step & strike like our DL & OLB as shown at about the 8:00 mark of this video. ua-cam.com/video/MyOKyCdlqZA/v-deo.html

Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks. I can talk a little offense! Actually this offense has similarities with Coach Tim Murphy's Shotgun Double Wing. He recently talked about it on Bandstra's Gap Down Backer Podcast: ua-cam.com/video/rCJ6iEMmVpo/v-deo.html We've also drawn inspiration from Rick Darlington's Single Wing and Tony Annese who is currently at Ferris State.

Thanks for checking it out and leaving a comment.

Thanks.

Thanks for the compliments. Do you pattern match as well? I have EXAMPLES of matches against 2x2 in the next episode & should have EXAMPLES of matches the 3x1 in a few days. I’m pretty sure I can get some VIDEO up by mid-to-late next week.

CFBK - Coaching Football with Brian Klee yes only we ran a super dumbed down version. we ran it off of “Virginia tech robber” rules where the corner would be bailing vs 2 removed. Safety would read 2-1, overhang would SCF.

Tony Bananas we’ve been “match-up” for all 5 years I’ve been a DC. Don’t know if we could have if I didn’t have my HC / DB Coach or our JV HC, but our kids get it. It is basically Quarters until 2 is to the Flats...then play it as Cover 2. Honestly, best of being Cover 2 or Cover 4...get in what you need to be to give the offense the most problems & definitely what I know how to coach.

Nate Albaugh I coach at Coloma HS in MI. Teams we play that run the T are Constantine HS & Delton Kellogg HS. Also nearby by us is Edwardsburg HS who won a Division 4 State Title in 2019.

I can definitely share how we play coverage against spread / open formations in a future episode even if it is just a shorter video. Who knows...I tend to get talking especially while reviewing film and the next thing I know the video is just a little over 30 minutes long.

Thanks for checking it out! I will have 3 videos up before I get some sleep tonight. Can't go to sleep without showing how to stop a TRAP or I'll have occurring nightmares! Should have the entire 6 part series up by this upcoming Sunday or Monday.