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Hidden Gems Recruiting (Coach Kris Kimbrough)
@HGRecruiting
God fearing man, father, & husband. Helping Student Athletes get exposure. Football & Basketball/Player Spotlights • Recruiting Exposure • Coach Connections
Knoxville, TN Katılım Mayıs 2020
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@HBCUtrack_field @JaseanKimbrough @tonyslu_ @AE_TrackField @AAUTrackNField @AthleticdotNet @runnerspace @runcruit @5StarPreps Keep working!!!
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@JaseanKimbrough @tonyslu_ @kimbro328 @AE_TrackField @AAUTrackNField @AthleticdotNet @runnerspace @runcruit @5StarPreps Good stuff!
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Put in the work every day—develop your craft, take school seriously, and learn how to promote yourself to college coaches.
Think of it like your resume. Everything you do matters.
Work hard and stay consistent, the sky is the limit.
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DEAD PEIROD S/O to Marcos McCord c/o 2029 @marcos_mccordjr and Travis Burgins c/o 2028 @sp5dertravi understanding the importance of war ready. Both of these athletes look to impact the game this year with Austin East Magnet High School. Stay war ready for when the war come!!
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BIG NEWS FOR ME!!! AAU Southeastern Champion 200m 13 yr. PR 23.77. I have been chasing this goal for three years, hard work and discipline paying off... Blessed and highly favored!!!
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One of the most important but often overlooked aspects of defensive football is understanding force responsibilities
No matter what coverage a defense is running, someone has to be responsible for keeping the football from getting outside and forcing it back toward the pursuit
That is where Sky and Cloud concepts come into play
In a Sky concept, the safety becomes the primary force defender, allowing the corner to stay deeper and protect vertical routes
In a Cloud concept, the corner takes on the force responsibility while the safety remains over the top in deep support
From a coaching standpoint, both concepts are valuable because they give defenses different answers for defending perimeter runs, screens, RPOs, and quick passing concepts while helping disguise rotations and responsibilities
From a scouting perspective, these concepts show why evaluating defensive backs goes far beyond coverage ability. Safeties playing Sky must possess instincts, range, tackling ability, communication skills, and the ability to quickly diagnose run versus pass. Corners playing Cloud must be physical, willing tacklers who can defeat blocks, set the edge, recognize route concepts, and consistently force the football back inside
Neither concept is better than the other. The best defenses use both depending on personnel, offensive tendencies, field position, and game-plan objectives

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