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Tom Herman - Blueprint to Winning
Posted on 11/17/16 at 8:41 pm
Posted on 11/17/16 at 8:41 pm
I was at the clinic when he gave this presentation - great, smart. Thought those of you interested in coaching changes might be interested in reading through this (quite long)
Herman Nike COY presentation
Herman Nike COY presentation
quote:
To succeed you must compete. For us, every second of every day is a competition. There are three main components that you must compete against. The first one is the easiest to get motivated to do. That is personal competition against another player. The other two are really hard. The second one is to compete against your own best self. We talk about that all the time. They must compete against themselves every day. When I lay my head on the pillow each night, I will have accomplished three things during that day. I will be a better husband, better father, and better head football coach. If I am not better during those 16 hours I was up because of some decision I made, or some action I took during the day, than why did I bother getting up.
The last component is that demon inside of you; your conscience. That little voice inside of you that tells you it is alright to hit snooze on the alarm or turn your paper in late. It is the voice that tells you it is okay to do nine reps on the bench press instead of ten. We are fallen creatures. That is human nature. It is easier to take the easy way or the convenient way. It is human nature to do what is painless and self-serving. We have to turn that around and teach our players to do what is painful, hard, and not self-serving.
Posted on 11/17/16 at 8:46 pm to MrVoodoo
Joe Alleva and most LSU fans - blueprint to stupid
Posted on 11/18/16 at 5:43 am to bradwieser
Is a long read but definitely good info if you coach or are curious about his approach. Definitely was easier to sit in on the presentation than read it.
Posted on 11/18/16 at 7:20 am to MrVoodoo
This should answer some questions about what Herman wants to be on offense (it mirrors what Meyer says weekly):
quote:
Let me tell you we are a run first offense. We may be in the shotgun and no-huddle, but we are a two back run first team. We do it from the shotgun so the defense has to defend the quarterback-run as well. What we want to do is run, run, run, and throw it over your head. If the defense will not let us run or throw it over their heads, we go to the quick passing game on the perimeter. That is who we are and that is what we believe in. We finished 12th in the country at rushing the football. We were not a great passing team but our quarterback was one of two in the country to throw for over 2500 yards and rush for over 1000 yards. The other quarterback that did that played in the national championship game for Clemson.
Posted on 11/18/16 at 1:18 pm to Buckeye06
Right and the keys to me as a coach (from the passing perspective) was how he teaches that 3 layer passing. Receivers and QB reacting to what the defense gives them in their looks and taking advantage of that vs running set routes and hoping to find a crease in the zone or an advantage vs man to man coverage. They do the same with Run Pass Options, it'a a run play unless the defense gives them an easy pass look. He likes his short "guaranteed" passes and looks at those as runs that start in space
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