🇺🇸 🇵🇷Qb @LUMuskieFB 28’ AMDG 170lbs 6’ Aspiring College Football Coach

Joined February 2017
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Finally got my first Collegiate passing touchdown! Went 3/5 for 72 yards. Can’t wait for next season with @LUMuskieFB @LUCoachBruton @LUCoachFeest @LUCoachLock #Rollskiesss
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Starting yr 10 as Head Coach tomorrow night, some themes for summer: 🏈Trust the process & be 111% locked in on the moment 🏈Do not compare yourself or status with others (put blinders on). 🏈You’re either growing or decaying 🏈It’s okay to be different 🏈HAVE FUN…it’s okay!
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✍️ Visio-Quality Drawing on the iPad
Diagramming plays used to suck. Now it’s the fun part.
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What if you could get Visio quality diagrams on an iPad? It’s here:
Diagramming plays used to suck. Now it’s the fun part.
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3 years ago we started building @chlkapp because diagramming plays shouldn't suck. You should be able to achieve an NFL-Quality, Visio-Style Diagram from the iPad. You should be able to draw by hand not just clicking a mouse. Drawing up plays is the fun part - enjoy it! I genuinely hope you enjoy it as much as I do. The goal was to build something I would WANT to use everyday and I think we did that. @chlkapp | @R_Bates7
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Diagramming plays used to suck. Now it’s the fun part.
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It's summer, and that means camp season. One of our camp offerings is our @LUMuskieFB camp in July for youth entering grades 4-8. This will be the 20th edition of our fun three-day camp introducing techniques and fundamentals of the sport. More info ⤵️ lakelandmuskies.com/news/202…
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Teaching him young!! 🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️ 🏈Mesh 🏈Y- Shallow
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The World Cup begins tomorrow, and many will watch the matches. Soccer reminds us of something we must not forget: life is not a race to show off on our own, but a path we learn to walk together. Anyone who does not know how to pass the ball, even if they have talent, has not yet understood the game. Anyone who does not know how to live with and for others has not yet understood life. #ApostolicJourney
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Outlaw (s/o @stanbedwell) was great for us last year. Get your dudes in space & let em work. @TalinBaker
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Cover 3 remains one of the most widely used coverages in football because it provides a strong balance between defending the pass and supporting the run With three defenders responsible for the deep thirds and four underneath defenders controlling the Hook/Curl and Curl/Flat zones, the coverage is designed to eliminate explosive plays, keep the ball in front of the defense, and force offenses to execute long, mistake-free drives From a coaching perspective, success in Cover 3 comes down to discipline, communication, route recognition, and proper zone spacing Defenders must understand route distribution, carry vertical threats through their zones, and rally to the football once the ball is thrown underneath Modern Cover 3 concepts often incorporate pattern-match principles, requiring defenders to react to routes rather than simply dropping to landmarks From a scouting perspective, Cover 3 places a premium on instincts, awareness, range, and football intelligence. Evaluators are looking for defenders who can process information quickly, play with proper leverage, and consistently execute their assignments within the structure of the coverage 🔹 Key Coaching Points: • Eliminate explosive plays and force offenses to be patient • Maintain proper leverage and spacing between zones • Carry vertical routes and communicate route distribution • Rally to the football and tackle in space • Match route concepts without compromising zone integrity 🔹 What Scouts Are Evaluating: • Safety range, instincts, and anticipation • Cornerback discipline and ability to protect the deep third • Linebacker route recognition and seam-carry ability • Curl/Flat defenders who can transition quickly between run and pass • Overall communication, awareness, and football IQ 🔹 Common Cover 3 Stress Points: • Four Verticals and seam routes • Flood and Sail concepts • Curl/Hook windows underneath • RPOs and play-action conflicts • Communication breakdowns versus motion and formations
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Georgia Tech featured 1) Gap Screen 2) Wide Zone Solid Screen 3) Trap Screen (Outside and Inside WR) 4) DBP Tunnel Screen They had a really nice Wide Zone Solid screen package that they used off of both Pistol Run Fake, and, off of Jet Sweep.
For anyone wondering what SMU did #1 Stack/Condensed OWR Now Screen - 2 and 3 Man Stacks/Bunches #2 Trap Screen (usually to OWR) #3 Gap Screen (usually off of Power) #4 Tunnel Screen (DBP Screen)
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For anyone wondering what SMU did #1 Stack/Condensed OWR Now Screen - 2 and 3 Man Stacks/Bunches #2 Trap Screen (usually to OWR) #3 Gap Screen (usually off of Power) #4 Tunnel Screen (DBP Screen)
Screens are not gimmick offense. In 2025, the Power 4 average screen rate was 7.7%. SMU, LSU, Miami, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Texas, and Georgia were all at 11% or higher. That tells us something about how some teams choose to utilize screens to neutralize opponents. The screen game is a structural answer. It slows down the rush, creates access touches, stresses second-level defenders, and forces perimeter players to tackle in space. It also protects the quarterback from bad situations. When pressure indicators show up, when the box gets heavy, or when the defense majors in chaos, the screen game gives the offense a built-in efficiency answer. The best offenses are not choosing between explosives and control. They are sequencing both. Screens slow down the defense, often protecting drop back passes and core runs, while getting touches to your best players.
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HUGE upgrades coming to ACP! New weight room floors with custom logo platforms and turf game field being installed with TWO jump pits in the endzone. Truly, second to none! @CUSDAthletics @ACPAthletics
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Check out my highlight - hudl.com/v/2MFgyh Great season at WLA , with the unfortunate loss Friday we finished 8-2 , here are some of my season highlights
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2025 North Texas — Stick Family Variations
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REAL FOOTAGE OF OMAHA BEACH | 4K COLORIZED
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Appreciate the personal invites! I’m excited for the opportunity to come compete, showcase my skills, and earn a chance to play at the next level. Looking forward to getting out there and working with you all! @Horne34Life
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