HCMR explains his OL philosophy

[Truewooper]

Not sure if everyone saw this but Matt Rhule broke down his OL philosophy on the Carriker Chronicles. Lots of other good tidbits like his philosophy on young vs veteran assistants. 3-3-5 and others in the whole video.

 

[HominidHusker]

Not sure if everyone saw this but Matt Rhule broke down his OL philosophy is going to try to do on the Carriker Chronicles. Lots of other good tidbits like his philosophy on young vs veteran assistants.

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While not overly nuanced, I appreciate when coaches offer some detail to back up their generic answers. Hearing him break it down a little is refreshing.

 

[RedCap]

Not sure if everyone saw this but Matt Rhule broke down his OL philosophy is going to try to do on the Carriker Chronicles. Lots of other good tidbits like his philosophy on young vs veteran assistants.

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It's a great interview, informative about his thinking. But it also covers defense.

 

[Tuco Salamanca]

Carriker is not the most eloquent speaker, but his questions, in this interview, were pretty in-depth and thought provoking.

 

[baseball31ne]

Enjoy the thinking the process he shared and the thinking of blending the past and the future.

 

[HBK4life]

Day by day.

 

[huntered]

please use HCR instead of HCMR as it causes me heinous flashbacks

 

[Truewooper]

While not overly nuanced, I appreciate when coaches offer some detail to back up their generic answers. Hearing him break it down a little is refreshing.

Correct now we have an idea of what he is looking for on the OL.

 

[HominidHusker]

Correct now we have an idea of what he is looking for on the OL.

I also like him clarifying they won’t be pigeon-holed into one singular technique, allowing for some flexibility in scheme.

 

[maly]

I like how he is already aware of the offenses and formations of the other BIG west schools. A little thing. But important

 

[9and4]

please use HCR instead of HCMR as it causes me heinous flashbacks

I'm old and tired of having to Google acronyms when spelling out the name is just as easy and doesn't befuddle half of one's readers.

It's "Rhule." Five letters. One capital letter. Easily read and understood in five keystrokes. Typing HCMR requires six keystrokes — caps lock on, the four letters, caps lock off.

Kids today and their crazy acronyms. FAFO. TLDR. EIEIO.

 

[huntered]

I also like him clarifying they won’t be pigeon-holed into one singular technique, allowing for some flexibility in scheme.

we didnt seem to adjust to teams after the first couple series. maybe this can get us some first downs at the very least.

 

[Truewooper]

I like how he is already aware of the offenses and formations of the other BIG west schools. A little thing. But important

I do not think SF knows those yet.

 

[moralvictories]

I do not think SF knows those yet.

Didn't Scott Frost have to throw out half his playbook against Illinois because they lined up differently then what he was expecting?

 

[yort2000]

Didn't Scott Frost have to throw out half his playbook against Illinois because they lined up differently then what he was expecting?

That's because Frost wasn't set up to "take what the defense gave us."

 

[bigboxes]

Day by day.

I say that every day.

 

[cubsker]

I'm old and tired of having to Google acronyms when spelling out the name is just as easy and doesn't befuddle half of one's readers.

It's "Rhule." Five letters. One capital letter. Easily read and understood in five keystrokes. Typing HCMR requires six keystrokes — caps lock on, the four letters, caps lock off.

Kids today and their crazy acronyms. FAFO. TLDR. EIEIO.

F U

 

[itseasyas1-2-3]

I'm old and tired of having to Google acronyms when spelling out the name is just as easy and doesn't befuddle half of one's readers.

It's "Rhule." Five letters. One capital letter. Easily read and understood in five keystrokes. Typing HCMR requires six keystrokes — caps lock on, the four letters, caps lock off.

Kids today and their crazy acronyms. FAFO. TLDR. EIEIO.

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