Offensive Coordinator

The Go-Go Offense – Brennan Marion, Offensive Coordinator, UNLV

In this episode, Brennan Marion explores the origins and evolution of the “Go-Go” offense, emphasizing its strategic approach to combine the option game with a strong passing attack.

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Leveraging the Quarterback in the Run Game – Patrick Rotchford, Offensive Coordinator, SUNY Cortland

In this episode, Patrick Rotchford takes us through the process for how D3 National Champion SUNY Cortland thinks about the QB run game, as well as their use of offset gun to make the QB a dual threat.

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Coordinator of the Year Shares Keys to Offensive Success – Caleb Corrill, OC, Mount St. Joseph University

In this episode, Caleb Corrill digs into his approach to learning and evolving as a coach, how he teaches and builds relationships, and some of the components that make the Lions’ offense one of the best in the country.

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Position Culture + Pass Game Organization – Jim Chapin, OC/QB Coach, Eastern Washington

In this Lauren’s First and Goal Clinic segment, Jim Chapin shares Eastern Washington’s cultural foundation of collective identity and systematic group behavior. He then delves into pass game organization while sharing the basics of EWU’s stop light progression.

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Preserving Success While Innovating Your Offense

Kyle Ohradzansky, Steven Ciocci, and Kyle Segler share their approaches to offseason study that lead to strong and resilient teams capable of adapting to the evolving landscape of our game.

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Playoff Preparation: A Heightened Level of Consistency

Eric Marty, Scotty Walden, and Mike Elder, three playoff-experienced coaches, teach the importance of maintaining consistency while preparing for crucial postseason moments.

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Getting a True Picture of the Season on Offense and Defense

Branden Jakubcin, Shane Dierking, and Jay Wilkinson reveal the methods they employ to evaluate their units, make data-driven adjustments, and turn those adjustments into actionable items both coaches and players can take ownership of.

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Keys to Late-Season Focus and Motivation

Dan Carrel, Jordan Hogan, Jonathan Himebauch, and Tyler Roehl explore strategies to keep players motivated during the late season, whether your team is competing for a championship or struggling to salvage a disappointing season.

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Recycle and Work It In: Late-Season Game Planning

Kyle Ohradzansky, Jay Wilkinson, and John Tomlinson teach us a winning formula of discerning our strengths and weaknesses, understanding our opponent, and getting creative and methodical about how concepts are presented in the late season.

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Less Is More: Strategic Practice Management

Matt Drinkall, Pete Shinnick, and Kirk Fridrich delve into the importance of balancing practice intensity and recovery, cutting practice time, and utilizing technology to monitor player workload.

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