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Make Final Changes to a College Football Game Plan

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Summary: How finalizing a game plan and practicing it as a coach is an important part of winning a college football game; learn college football coaching techniques in this free video.

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By Scot Ruggles
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Scot Ruggles was assistant defensive line coach for Harvard University in 2006, when the team defense ranked first in the Ivy League and led the nation in sacks. He has also been...read more

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"Now we're into Thursday. Thursday, for the most part, tends to be a little bit more of a relaxed day. You probably come in a little later in the morning, staff meeting; coach will talk about what time we're going to leave if it's an away game and what time we're going to be in for Saturday's game. Break off, chat as a staff. It's not as in depth of a conversation as it has been, but, again, the game plan is pretty much is now tweaked and finalized on Thursday. So, what we'll do is, the staff will meet, talk, and brainstorm a bit. But, it's really just, alright, here's the deal, it's in concrete, this is what we're doing. Then we go into our position meetings with the players and explain to them any last minute changes, any finalized deals that need to be made, get their feedback, watch more film, take questions from those guys for about an hour. It's out to practice which is usually just uppers, which is helmets and shoulder pads. It's more of a glorified walk through. You still get a lot done but it's not full contact. More of polish to make any last minute corrections make the kids feel very comfortable with the game plan for that week. Once that's done, we break practice. The kids have a chance to go in and eat training table. Coaches will watch practice, not as in depth as you did on Tuesday and Wednesday. Make any last minute corrections, get on the phones again with your recruits, start calling those guys, planning anything you need to plan out for Friday. Once that's done, get home; spend some time with your family. Usually, Thursday won't be as late as Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday and Wednesday where you're getting out at about 11 or 12 at night. Thursday, I would say, you'll be out of there between 9 and 10. Then back in for a later morning on Friday if the head coach is a good guy."

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