Craig Schofield
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I just finished an offensive line manual I wish I had early in my career.
Not more plays. Not more scheme.
Just a simple system:
– Indy
– Technique
– Combos
– Fixes
– Friday adjustments
No fluff.
Comment “OL” and I’ll send it.
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↪︎ WR ROUTES PLAYBOOK (20 pgs)
• Full Route Tree
• Detailed Descriptions
• Adjustments vs. Coverages
• Game-Ready Language
Comment ROUTES ⬇️
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@Coachhill_24 Thank you, Coach! craigpschofield@gmail.com
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I post a picture of the route glossary I was building for our players/coaches and it got a ton of engagement! So here is thread of a few more routes!
If you are interested in the glossary just send me your email!
Here is a few routes broken down!
🧵🧵
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On Friday, @ColinCordle took over the #1 spot on both our program’s career points scored list, and last night he topped the list for most points scored in a single season.
He now holds the trifecta of high-point totals by a SAHS boys basketball player.
Congratulations, Colin!
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Had a great time playing some 7 on 7 VS West Albany and Sprague HS
Got some good reps, here are my catches from these scrimmages. Love getting better everyday!!
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Performance follows emotions. Negative emotions usually lead to negative performance. Positive emotions usually lead to positive performance. Control your emotions to control your performance.
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Decided not to study much for an exam, or skip out on practice before a big game?
Under preparation is a coping strategy for stress. It allows you to protect your ego because you didn't 'try.'
Actually putting forth effort, requires being okay confronting your limits.
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You can’t consistently pursue comfort and expect to handle adversity well.
The only way to get better at hard things is to do hard things.
Keep showing up.
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“A task hasn’t been done properly until it’s been done completely.
It’s not enough to score. It’s the scorer’s responsibility to finish the job & get back on defense. If you’re standing around while the other team scores, what good is that? It’s a job half done.”
— Pat Summitt
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Completely spot on
Joe Pompliano@JoePompliano
I recently asked @TroyAikman whether kids should play multiple sports growing up or focus exclusively on one. His answer was fantastic. "Decisions are being made for kids that are in the best interest of the coaches or an organization — and not in the best interest of a child."
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10 Reasons to Play Multiple Sports:
1. Have more fun
2. Make more friends
3. Learn new roles
4. Pursue new goals
5. Learn from different coaches
6. Develop different skills
7. Increase confidence
8. Decrease dropout & burnout
9. Become a better athlete
10. Become a better leader
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If schools don’t sweat the small stuff — litter, noise in hallways, tardies — it provides permission for bigger stuff.
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You don't get the culture you want just by saying "this is our culture". You get the culture that you earn. You get the culture that you fight for. You get the culture that you demonstrate on a daily basis. Your culture is what you intentionally practice, nurture, and promote!!
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Life isn’t fair. Everyone fails. Everyone falls. Things don’t always go your way & life doesn’t hand out participation awards. But it does give you opportunities to keep going until you get it right. Don’t whine or complain. Don’t give up. Just get back up & keep getting back up!
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The high of winning doesn’t last long. This is why you should place your happiness not just on outcomes, but also on the journey, which never ends!
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If D1 schools aren’t reaching out to you, you may not be a D1 player & that’s ok. Don’t be married to the level. Be married to the right academic fit for you. Stay in the gym. Keep getting better & then use the game to cement your future. College degrees don’t say D1, D2 or D3!
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Some people are so use to being indirect and phony that clear direct communication is perceived as aggressive
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.@sabrina_i20 joined @Candace_Parker (2016) as the only players with 500 points, 200 rebounds and 150 assists in a season in WNBA history 👏
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