Showing posts with label Coach Hoover's Football Site. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coach Hoover's Football Site. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Coach Hoover's Football Site: 4 Verticals and Some Rambling on the Passing Game

Coach Hoover's Football Site talks about four verts. With Michigan liking them some long-developing passing plays (although not necessarily four verts), I thought this might be interesting reading.

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Saturday, December 8, 2012

Coach Hoover: How Georgia Lost the SEC Championship

Michelle Baker
Coach Hoover's Football Site  explains how the final play of Georgia's SEC Championship loss to Alabama came down to a failure by the running back to protect the passer.

Monday, September 3, 2012

Coach Hoover: The H Option Route

Jenna Renee
Coach Hoover  explores the H Option route, which Urban Meyer has used extensively.  Michigan will likely see it at some point, at least once he gets his choice of personnel in there at Ohio State.  The nice thing about this route is that the defender can't be right if it's run correctly.

Thursday, August 30, 2012

Coach Hoover: The Follow Route


Coach Hoover  explores the Follow concept, which many teams use, whether they're a spread team (like what's highlighted) or not.

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

Coach Hoover: 4-2-5 - The Defense of the Future

Federica Nargi
Coach Hoover's Football Site  has a post on the 4-2-5, which is identified as the "defense of the future."  There are some valid reasons for that, but NFL and powerhouse college teams have been 3-4 or 4-3 teams for years.  There are some elements of the 4-2-5 in a lot of those teams, but not necessarily as base defenses.  We'll see . . .

Sunday, July 22, 2012

Coach Hoover: The Stick-Draw

Dafne Fernandez
Coach Hoover's Football Site  discusses the Stick-Draw, which is very similar to a recent post at Smart Football  on packaged read concepts.