Dc1

As a High School Coach, I always look forward to Saturday game planning. I truly enjoy the process of running reports to create a hit chart, identifying tendencies, and then deciding how we are going to stop the opposing offense. Everyone looks forward to kickoff on Friday and as a coach, I am excited to see how our kids respond. I am also very anxious to see how our defensive gameplan “matches up” to the opposing offense. It is a beautiful thing to be a part of a great defensive plan that is being executed perfectly. But what about when the plan falls apart? What about when the opposing offensive coach has your number? You know that feeling I am speaking about. There are those games where you start giving up big plays early and the panic of “stopping the bleeding” sets in. There are also those games when in hindsight self-scout review, you realized the opposing OC was setting you up and during the game you did not see it coming. They end up gashing you late in the game and you are stuck with the “If we would have only adjusted earlier…” feeling Halftime is really the only time we can adjust effectively as we meet as a staff, and write up on a whiteboard where we think we are being exploited. We frantically share these adjustments with the players and hope that we have enough to win the 2nd half. DC1’s main objective is to allow Defensive Football Coaching Staffs to Adjust with Agility and Effectiveness.