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90 FOOTBAIL COACI NG S',fr,A.TE(irES A Fundamental Approach to Defense wrrn DAN McCARNEY I have avery strong beliefin lundamentals. That is an area that is too often overlooked, particularlyonce the scason starts ardcoachcs are lnole conc€med with game planning- Alter €nch gane, our defensive coachcs ratc our players on these . Squaring their shoulders. . KeFpinC rhp plalside drm and lFg lrc, . Maintaininc a base. Don't cross ov€r . Usinc cross faccs. Again, don't cross over. . Kcepine thcir pads ovcr the toes. Deliver . Hittingwith their hands and shoulder pads, ncvcr cxposing the flcshy part oftheir bod- . Staying in a football positi0n. We have established a philosophy of controlling the passing game. We'll give up complctions, but we shess not allowing the receiver to run after he catches the ball and, obviously, we don't \,"ant th€ ball thm$'n behind us. Finrt, howcvcr,wc must stopthe run andmust commit as many peoplo as possible to do so. The fnllo$ Ing i. nur phrl...pl^y r pr. u. th" r'un' . Eliminate the big plar. Stretch the ball east and west, oliminatine the cutback. Use proper pursuit angles. Take all the ball to reduce blocking angles. . Disrupt the offensiue rhythm, Play multiple fronrs. Stem the front (pre-snap) and rock tbe flont (on the snapl. . Eliminate mental erors. Stay simple and . Be ph$icdl. . Pla! consert'dtilr€b. Play down-anddistance percentages and tendencies. Use '$n-^1c,1 .lrnt". Zon^ rnd man-lrFe in secondary Employ prcssure as surp s€. . Tahe all the b.rll to reduce blockine . Giue pktyers a three-way go, A Dozen Thinas to Stress on Derense . Pla) si,h Erpa, pmotion and enthu.'asm €ach time j-ou step on the field. . Develop bis play pelsonalitjr. . Out-hustle the opponent and b€ stronger each snap as the game wears on. . Believe in yourselfand your buddy lined up . B€lievc that you and your teammates are the toughest $oup on the held. . Believe you can rvin and cxpect to wir . Play together . Refuse to stay blocked, even though you'lI get blocked from many angles. . Develop a variety of techniques; have more than one way to defeat a block. . Ilelieve that you are soing to make the tackle on every play. . Don'tuse lackofphysical skills as anexcuse. . Show great character. Overcome adversity, injury', and heartache to win. 1991 Procce,:1ines. Cad.h Allarcz is h.dd.oa.h at thp Uni.efti6 olw!
F TIIAM DEFEI-SE 9r r: i: r 1! lit t 1i i t I i:]l l: i i,: ri Switching From the 50 to the 43 Defense GRANTTEAFF 11i1;1itll lir*Q i,iia', 1i):,,, rl ll ai:,i ,)ur defensiv€ philosophy complemenh o11I offen- :Lre approach. We frrst must be able to mn the rall and defend the run, and then work toward a '.,lan.e with our passin gamc and defendrng rhe Defensively, we stress teaching responsibilities :nd principles. We believe in a base defense that :i suitable to our peGonnel, that is balanced in .€lation to the ofTensive set, that is based upon lap control up front, and thai is flenible and irmple to execute. we challenge each team mem :!.r $rith basic responsibilities on every play. When :reakdowns occlq they're rccognized quickty and idjustnents are made. our base defense evolved ftom an odd or 50 .ook with multiple schemes to an Even or 43 look. \W\en \1'e first went to ihe 43 1ook, we pi ayed only the two defensive tackles down. The de{ensive ends were linebacker tlpeB who stoodupin front of tight ends. We've put our defensive ends down in front of the tight end now, although they occasional)y slide down over the off€nsive tackles and play like a defensive tac}le in an odd tuont. Basic Responsibilities in 5O and 43 Defenses In the 50 or Odd defens€ (see Fisure 1) our rcsponsibitities were broken down in the folowing reverse. Drop end is responsible for pitch on option and pass defense versus pass. On op' tions, the one not responsible for contain should support alley (inside-out pursuit) to the ball. o flouRE I l sod"r""* ^,.-.1-=__A uon€ln Etttr o"Q ^^ -n \ s-]rait c,o), c \- wB Our bas,c respon"ibi)itieh in Ihp 43 , sce Figure 2l are as follows: iddle Unit (Mike and Tsl Must control four gaps (A and B). Mike has both B gaps either on quick flow or count€r flow (dive iheat)' Both Ts must control respective A gap. FTGUBE 2 l-;"*"* Middle Unit {Nose and LBsl Must control four gaps (A and B) Nosehas bothAgaps' OnsideLB has B gap Backside LB hetps Nose with A gaps when ball is awav. Backside LB must protect his B gap on counter flow and onside LB must help Nose withA gaps Oulside Unit (Ts and Esl-Tackles must control rcspective C gaps outside in veNus base block- Ball away, cmss face ofoffensive tackle to control B gap on cutback. Ends contml tight end from head-up position and contain QB (on option or pass) ball awav hail for bootlegs and -wB Culback C
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KEY TO DIAGBAMS Offensive players:
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RUN OFFENSE 5 It'6 impossible for a
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RUN OFFENSE 17 FIGUBE 4r TraFopiion
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RUN OFFENSE 23 :nd cove6 the spread
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PASSOFFENSE 25 We'll get outside to
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PASSOFFENSE 35 lhe quarterback know
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SPE{JIALTEAMS 153 Punt Betum Btocki
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SPI]CIAITEAMS 155 We never want to
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