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SPECIAL TEA.\IS 1]! Punt coverago, ball kicked in lhe middls of lhe field Punt cov..age, b6ll kicked oulsid€ rhe righr h.sh Centgr-Adjust coverage to be 6 yards outside the ball. Left guard Adjust cov€rage to be 12 yards outsid€ the ball. Lott tackle-Adjust coverage to be 18 yards outside the ball. Lelt upback Adjusl coverage tobe approximately 24 yards outside the ball. R€sponsible Ends--Co to the ball. Maintain lev€rage on the bafl wiih near shou]der Fullback Go directly to the ball. Punter-Keep th€ ball in ftont at aU times. Play safety role. LU, LT, LG, C, Ru-Maintain leverage on the ball. Squeeze to the ball, converging ftom outside"in, with inside shoulder on ball. 1992 Sumher Manual. C@ch Coushlin is hedd coach for the Jdchsonlille Jdguars (NFL) Cod(h Pdquette sp.cial teams c.ckh at Boston College.
150 FOOTBALL COACHING STRATEGIES i :f t I ; ; ;i t i; : l tl iir ; t ii i; ! ili i! i i:i$ Making a Commitment to Special Teams JOHN COOPER wnn I-ARRy COYER ;:,,.,,i; I ; ; i { I I ;, i Q i } rt M i ; li i i i 9 ; i ! I I Every coach beJieves in the importance ofthe kick_ ing game. Some coaches, especially those coach rng wmnmg programs, are committel to thekrck_ inggame- They are willingto putth€irbesr pray_ els on these teams and spend the necessary pra€_ trce time on the kicking game. They don.t con_ sider the work of special teams an ,,after prac_ tice" activity. Punt Team Our defensive staff handles the punting same usmg the very b€st athletes on our team. The onty player we won't ltse is our No. 1 quarl€rback. Fig, ure 1 showE our standard punt alignm€nt. FIGUBE I @.'@, @'u'I'u'@.@, @ @@ Coverage: Work to get in the middle ofthe field. Sp nt in lane. When the ba is caught, close to the ball fffirst man to the receiver, attack with a high tackle. Force him to commit siatewavs. Guards Two-point stance with the outside foot slighUy back. Feet sliehtly narrower than shoulders. Hands onknees. Linedup on the heelsofthecen_ lssign nent: Block outside-the outside edge of protaction responsibility. Responsible for the man or men in the oursidz gap from his insid€ shoulder (from nose to nose). Ifthere are two nen @oyos @ rs yo" Center The most important thing about the punt is the center's snap. It must be pefect. The center's prime job is to s€t the ball to the punter accurately in 0.7 seconds. He snaps at teast ore sec_ ond after the fullback says ,,ready" He should vary the delay of his snap, staying aware of th€ Zb_ sccond .lock. lf an opponcnr is jumping around. be 6hould snap quicklJ Assignmentr Quick setup. Retain wide bas€ and shufie back one yard (two step6). Foot-to-foot with upbacks after thi6 shufile back. Be alert to.,over, load" call from upbacks.
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PASS O!'FENSE 3 OB Pick a side and
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