Read and Shoot by Dan Gonzalez
Former college player and coach and current college athlete dad (times 2). I never stop studying, have a lot to share, and love talking ball!
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7 Plays I Loved From This Week in CFB (opens the original)
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The grind started long ago for many of us, and free time becomes sparce. But, I was able to buzz enough tape to pull a couple of great clips that aesthetically caught my eye, and wanted to give credit to the staffs and play callers that brought these ideas to life: Read more
Critical Situation Passes Derived from Base Fundamentals (opens the original)
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It’s that time of the year! Everyone is currently undefeated and can’t wait to get out on the grass. I’m currently getting a refresh on future opponents and making notes on how our install connects to things that could impact the building of game plans. One thing that people have done in recent (meaning at least the last 10) years is introduce situations much earlier in camp than in the past. With the 12-month calendar that most programs run on, getting situations introduced early is more possib
Thoughts on "Double Post" (opens the original)
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January 1 2024. It’s the night my Texas Longhorns faced the Washington Huskies in the CFB Playoff. Late in the game, a valiant comeback drive gets to the 12-yard line with 15 seconds left. Three unsuccessful plays later, it is 4th & 11 on the Washington 13 with one second left. Timeout. Watching the game with my college QB son, he asked me: “What’s your call here?” With little hesitation, it would be some form of “Double Post.” It obviously didn’t turn out that way, but it did create a wonderful
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