‘Pick out four or five plays, and get it where your plays can block any front and run them perfect. When you get those four or five perfected, then you go out and add one,'” he said.
Malzahn said his assistants tell him he will take that 20-plus year-old advice to extremes at times.
meh...
Malzahn said he runs his power to the right and his counter to the left because, when designing this offense in the Arkansas high school ranks, he decided to put his two best lineman on the right side and run behind them as often as possible.
“I’ve seen a lot of schemes where they’re asking their quarterback to do something he can’t do,” Malzahn said. “But that coach, that’s all he knows.”
Many HS and college coaches are some of the dumbest people on the planet.He got fired two years later.
Many HS and college coaches are some of the dumbest people on the planet.
Lmaoooo.I feel like I just read Patches O’Hullahan’s 5 D’s of Dodgeball.
The more I read this the more angry I get at the Clemson losses. How much time was wasted "perfecting" the single wing Cox run?I do think though that his philosophy about trying to practice a minimum amount a plays till you can execute them perfectly is why his teams either blow out squads or look absolutely helpless. If those plays aren't working, then he's literally not repped any other ones. so he just keeps having to call a bunch of shit that he knows the other team can stop or calling shit that he's barely had the team practice.
And it's retarded.lol. It's true