Charles Ray Lee,Ed.S.

Ole Miss HC Pete Golding - LB Teaching Progression Alignment - Teaching - Performance Assignment - Run/Pass Responsibility Key - Primary - Secondary - Scan/Zoom/Snap (Eye Progression) Technique Finish

Alabama LB Zone Drop Drill

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Nebraska LB Pull Read Drill

San Francisco 49ers DL 6 Point Explosion Get Off Drill

Cal LB Blitz Mechanics Drill, working on adjusting to peel off for RB Flare

The last time Kiffin and Coach O were on the visitor’s sideline in Vaught Hemingway Stadium, this happened:

Linebackers: You don’t need to take on every block. Master the DIP AND RIP. You’ll make more plays.

Linebackers: Learn how to COME TO BALANCE. Build a base. Sink your hips. Shorten your stride. It’ll help you make more plays.

Texas A&M DB Lateral Run & Break Drill

Ole Miss Co-DC Marcus Woodson - Level 2 Man Coverage Techniques/Drills (Playing The Ball) - Level 2 = 6-14 Yards: Digs, Curls, Comebacks, Breaking Point, etc. - WR square, We are square & patient - I/S Tight Release = I/S Breaks - I/S Wide = 0/S Breaks - O/S Tight Release = 0/S Breaks - O/S Wide Release = Back Shoulder

LB Butt-N-Press Drill - Coaches should emphasize maintaining tight hand placement and proper stepping during the initial contact phase of the drill. - A critical technical component of the butt-press is driving the knee forward simultaneously upon making contact with the opponent. - Utilizing a rapid-fire sequence of three repetitions helps cement the necessary muscle memory for the punch, reset, and key step cycle. - While a five-man sled can be used for these rapid-fire repetitions, a one-man sled is the preferred equipment if it is available. - When pressing the perimeter, players must finish the movement with a violent snag downward and away to shed the blocker. - Effective execution of the butt-press with tight hands and knee drive allows a linebacker to successfully come off a stall block and make a play. Jeff Koonz, Assistant Special Teams Coach, Green Bay Packers @coachkoonz #glazierclinics

Linebackers: Eyes. Stance. Movement. Focus on the fundamentals.

LB Tracking Drill - The tracking drill is designed as a movement skill that transitions directly into tackling techniques. - Players must initiate the drill with a six-inch, 45-degree downhill step. - Unlike drills performed at partial speed, this must be a full-speed exercise where defenders come downhill fast out of their stance. - Defenders are instructed to track the near hip and tag the ball carrier on the inside knee as quickly as possible. - When finishing the tag, the defender must have their near foot up to maintain proper positioning. - The speed of the drill is dictated by the running back, meaning the defender must move as fast as the ball carrier does. PJ Volker, Safeties Coach, Baltimore Ravens @PJVolker #GlazierClinics

Damn it Pastor Hugh, this was beautiful.

Ole Miss @ Arkansas (2018) Second largest comeback in school history (17 points) Jordan Ta’amu- 26/35 for 387 yards and 2 TDs 17 carries for 141 yards and 1 TD DaMarkus Lodge- 10 catches for 80 yards and 1 TD

UNLV LB/LB Justin Flowe!!!🚨🚨🚨 LBU Off-Season Training🎓🔥 UNLV LB/OLB Justin Lowe has been putting in serious work this off-season!👀😤 Athlete: @justin_flowe Trainer: @Linebackers_U @lesmaruo44 Location: Las Vegas📍

Illinois LB Coach Arhcie McDaniel - Triangle Drill (Block Destuction) - Perimeter = Pop Off - In the Core = Butt & Press

Clear The Arm Swipe Drill by Bill Shuey #TheDLCode

Linebackers: You don’t need to take on every block. If you’re out in open space: -Step to avoid. -Dip the near shoulder. -Rip, step, and stack to finish. Then go make the play.