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EPISODE · May 3, 2016 · 26 MIN

Episode 159 - Hurry Up Tempo with Bill Legg (Marshall University, Offensive Coordinator)

from The Football Coaching Podcast with Joe Daniel

This week on The Football Coaching Podcast it's all about going fast. Our guest is Coach Bill Legg, the Offensive Coordinator at Marshall University since 2010 under Head Coach Doc Holliday.  I've seen Coach Legg speak at Glazier Clinics on two different occasions. He has a great football mind. He's also incredibly willing to share and help other coaches.  We'll talk about the role of an Offensive Coordinator in staff meetings. How to utilize the talent and knowledge of every coach in the room.   Then we get into Tempo. How to play fast.   How does using the hurry up, no huddle system change your offensive play calling?   How can you, as a play caller, prepare yourself to call plays so fast?   How do you get the play calls into your players?   In JDFB Insiders, we have a module all about how to go fast, and use the hurry up tempo with our Pistol Power Offense System. You can get all the information here Have questions or feedback? Post a comment here! 

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