Does your team look faster on Tuesday than it does on Friday?
Garrett Mueller believes that's often a practice planning problem, not an effort problem.
Here's how Stewartville structures the week to keep players healthy, practicing at game speed, and ready when kickoff arrives.
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π GIBBS DEFENSE | 3-SAFETY INSTALLATION VIDEO π
The foundation of the @GibbsDefense 3-Safety System starts with how you teach, install, and communicate the structure β and this installation video breaks it all down step-by-step.
This system is battle-tested and influenced by some of the top defensive minds in football, including:
πΉ @Coach_Heacock β structure, leverage & simplicity
πΉ @CoachDanLanning β pressure packages & disguise
πΉ @FBCoachDBrown β aggressive mentality & man-pressure DNA
πΉ @CoachJimKnowles β positionless, attack-style defense
πΉ @The_Coach_A β modern defensive theory & adaptability
πΉ@Coach_Rojas_UD - Disguise and Coverage
Those influences come together to create a FAST & PHYSICAL 3-Safety Defense that high school and youth coaches can install with confidence and clarity.
β Clear alignments & assignments
β Teaching progression you can use Day 1
β Answers for spread, RPOs, and modern offenses
β Built for speed, violence, and versatility
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One of the most overlooked positions in football is also one of the most important
A long snapper may only be involved in a handful of plays each game, but every snap directly impacts field position, scoring opportunities, and the success of the entire kicking operation. One inaccurate snap can lead to a blocked punt, missed field goal, turnover, or game changing mistake. Thatβs why coaches and personnel departments place such a premium on consistency and reliability at the position
From a scouting perspective, the evaluation starts with accuracy, snap velocity, and repeatable mechanics
The best long snappers consistently deliver a catchable ball with proper location, tight rotation, and the velocity needed to keep the operation on schedule
After the snap, they must quickly establish leverage, anchor against interior pressure, protect the A gaps, then transition into coverage while maintaining athleticism, balance, and body control. Hidden yardage created through disciplined protection, sound coverage, and tackling can have a significant impact over the course of a season
At the college level, coaches look for prospects who demonstrate consistent execution over hundreds of live snaps, not just impressive performances at specialist camps. They value football intelligence, coachability, mental toughness, communication, functional strength, length, flexibility, and the athletic ability to protect and cover. Programs want players who eliminate negative plays and provide confidence that the kicking operation will function efficiently in every situation
The best long snappers rarely receive headlines because their job is measured by consistency rather than statistics. Their value comes from executing the routine at an elite level, minimizing mistakes, and allowing the punter, holder, kicker, and protection unit to operate with complete confidence
@CoachLisle how much time and energy Coaches put into you as a player and a team, they sacrifice their own families to help you develop on and off the field and ultimately how much they genuinely care !!!
π4-Star Don Bosco LB Mikahi Allen Commits To Texas A&Mπ
Don Bosco rising senior linebacker Mikahi Allen is headed to Aggieland! Allen announced Saturday that he is taking his talents to Texas A&M, joining Chase Bisontis as the second Ironman to commit there in the last 4 years. He also intends to leave Bosco early in the winter to go to College Station to start his prep with the team. The No. 15 LB in the β27 class had a stellar junior season with 58 tackles, 10 TFL, and 7 sacks en route to a Non-Public A state final appearance.
Full coverage of his commitment coming soon to https://t.co/yilxjy5RgL.