How Josh Heupel Used Jalin Hyatt vs. Alabama (Tennessee Volunteers Offense)

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In this video, see how Josh Heupel and the Tennessee Volunteer offense used Biletnikoff semifinalist Jalin Hyatt against Nick Saban, Petet Golding, and the Alabama Crimson Tide. We'll see how Tennessee's "Veer and Shoot" passing game works, with adjustable route concepts that are designed to (1) isolate a WR against one particular defender, and then (2) give that WR freedom to break away from his man, wherever he happens to be. This system originally came from Art Briles' Baylor program, but has since spread via assistants like Dino Babers (Syracuse), Kendal Briles (Arkansas), and Jeff Lebby (Oklahoma).

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26 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 12

@DoubleAA13 Год назад

You should do a video over Garret Riley and Tcu’s O

@TheCoordinatorProject Год назад

I'm starting to break down TCU/Baylor today. Hopefully it'll go faster than this one did!

@Nick-ik4ih Год назад

Amazing work! Loved the video. Besides Huepel being an offense genius the main takeaway here is Jalin Hyatt is extremely fast 😂

@TheCoordinatorProject Год назад

Hah, that helps just a little bit!

@MrAUFANATIC Год назад

The very first play, there’s a video of June Jones, the god father of the run and shoot breaking that play down. Should check it out

@brandoncenteno1834 24 дня назад

Briles sucks as a human being, but I've always been a huge fan of his offensive principles. Those 2012-2015 Baylor teams were menacing and it was always a fun if not scary proposition to watch my team (ok st) have to defend it.

@TheCoordinatorProject 13 дней назад

I think that this coaching tree is only going to get bigger. 10 years from now I bet that this offensive school will have carved out a nice niche in offensive design.

@brandoncenteno1834 13 дней назад

@@TheCoordinatorProject honestly. We’re basically headed for offensive homogeneity for the next 5 years maybe decade. I am curious what the next evolution will be. We went from 4 WR sets being normal to 1/2 TE sets being the norm with utility H backs etc. this was all an adaptation to defenses growing leaner with 5 DBs, I’m curious where the game goes next. It seems offensive variety is at an all time low.

@efficientmagazine1884 Год назад

Can you do one on Matt House, LSU’s DC?

@TheCoordinatorProject Год назад

In the off-season, if not earlier. I need to get some LSU content on the channel, for sure. A video on LSU's D would pair well with videos on the offenses at Arkansas/Florida/Ole Miss.