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Stanford’s Practice Schedule
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- WN-12004
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About this video
Practice organization decides what a defense can actually execute on game day, and Ron Lynn walks through Stanford University's complete weekly practice schedule in this session. A veteran defensive coach of more than 40 years, Lynn covers the coaches' weekly calendar, defensive game preparation assignments for every player and a detailed philosophy for over 30 game situations, so you know not just what to practice but when it belongs in the week.
What you'll learn
- Stanford's weekly practice schedule for coaches, from assembling the game plan to scheduling situational work
- A complete in-season schedule for defensive coaches
- When to hold defensive game plan meetings
- When to practice goal line, short yardage and red zone situations
- Game preparation assignments for each defensive player
- A philosophy for more than 30 game situations, including screens and reverses, short yardage, signals and disguise, wildcat formations, weather and option plays
- How to handle the last two plays of the game
- First play alerts for goal line, two-minute offense, penalties, time-outs and the red zone
Who it's for
Defensive coordinators and head coaches at the high school and college levels who want a proven in-season practice and game preparation structure to lay over their own weekly calendar.
About the coach
Ron Lynn coached defense for over 40 years, including more than a decade as an NFL defensive coordinator with the Chargers, Bengals and Redskins, and served as Director of Player Development at Stanford.
Includes a weekly calendar for coaches and defensive game preparation assignments. Runtime: about 49 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is in this practice schedule video?
Stanford's full weekly plan: the coaches' calendar, in-season defensive schedule, when game plan meetings happen, when goal line, short yardage and red zone get practiced, player-by-player preparation assignments and a philosophy for over 30 game situations.
Is this useful for a high school staff?
Yes. The structure is scheme-neutral, so high school defensive coordinators and head coaches can take the weekly rhythm, the meeting schedule and the situational checklist and scale them to the practice time they have.
How do I watch it?
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What are the "first play alerts" he mentions?
They are the situations Lynn wants his defense ready for on the very first snap of a series: goal line, two-minute offense, penalties, time-outs and the red zone. He also details how to practice the last two plays of a game.