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THOMAS COUSINS
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PASS RUSH
SINCE WE ARE A SLANTING DEFENSE, WE EXPECT OUR DEFENSIVE LINEMEN TO ALWAYS BE IN PASS RUSH MODE. OUR RUN READS AND PASS READS ARE NO DIFFERENT. WE SLANT- FIND THE BALL THEN RUN, RUN, RUN. BUT BECAUSE OUR DL WILL ENGAGE THE OL AFTER THEY HAVE LOST GROUND TO CUT US OFF WE MUST USE MORE TRADITIONAL PASS RUSH MOVES.
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THE INTERSECTION
WE TALK ABOUT BEATING THE OFFENSIVE LINEMAN TO THE INTERSECTION. THE INTERSECTION IS THE POINT AT WHICH HE TRIES TO CUT OFF YOUR SLANT. IF WE BEAT THE OL TO THE INTERSECTION WE CONTINUE WITH OUR RIP AND WORK UP FIELD, IF HE KICKS OUT OR BACK AND BEATS US, WE MUST FLIP OUR HIPS AND WORK A MOVE.
THE INTERSECTION
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Everyday musts
Get off
a. Tennis ball drills- ball must not bounce twice. (teaches get off and staying low.) b. Get off with football, accelerate 10 yards up field.
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Hip flip
The most essential element of pass rush. You must create separation with the offensive lineman. If you dont create separation he will hold you. By flipping your hips you not only create separation, but you assure yourself that he will only get of your body.
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Hip flip
a. Pair off (two players face each other.) b. Reach for shoulder pad and flip hips. Get perpendicular.
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Hip flip
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Everyday musts
Hoops- (Teaches body lean and footwork.) a. figure eight (two hoops together for lean and change of direction) b. speed (one hoop- full speed all the way around.)
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Hoops
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Hoops Rabbit
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Everyday musts
Grab
a. Grab cloth b. Propel hips up field c. Work seamless transition from hands in chest to hands on shoulder.
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Grab
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Everyday musts
Bull rush Everything starts from a bull rush. If the offensive lineman is leaning back, accelerate your feet and bull rush. This is the only time you will not flip your hips. Push the offensive lineman into the quarterback. Be ready with a counter in case the offensive lineman anchors.
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Bull rush
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Everyday musts
Swim
a. Pull down and in b. Punch arm over and get hips up field. c. Slap the offensive lineman on the butt to clear his body.
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a. b. c. Rip See the target (put your eyes on the target. Aim for the bicep.) Grab outside cloth and shoot arm through. Lift and push up. Lean into the rip and accelerate up field.
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Everyday musts
Club
a. Stab off numbers, use head fake to that side. b. Club with opposite hand. c. Rip/ swim over.
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Speed rush
a. Get off the ball. b. Beat the blocker to the intersection ( 1.5 yards wide and 1.5 yards deep) c. Accelerate by the blocker.
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Speed rush
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Everyday musts
a. b. c. d. e. f. Spin Used only when parallel with the quarterback. Reach with inside hand and pull. Sit down. Hook with outside hand. Swing your head around. Stab the offensive lineman in the back to clear his body.
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Counters
a. If using swim, counter with rip. b. If using rip, counter with swim.
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Schedule
When we are in individual defense (20 minutes,) the defensive linemen will mostly work run reads. When we go to skelly (20 minutes) they will shift to pass reads. Our defensive line coach will work the same set of drills everyday. We feel that it is better for us to be great at a few things that average at a bunch of different skills.
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