Finding Your Identity and Sticking to What Works- Coach McEndoo, Tight Ends & Fullbacks Coach, Oklahoma State

In this episode of Coach and Coordinator, presented by Vertical Raise, we discuss mid-season coaching strategies with Jason McEndoo, tight ends and fullbacks coach at Oklahoma State. We examine the process of defining a team’s identity and the importance of adaptability based on player strengths.  We focus on effective play-calling strategies, prioritizing a well-defined inventory of running plays and avoiding trendy plays that don’t fit the team's strengths. Coach McEndoo advocates for a "less is more" approach to practice as the season progresses, ensuring player health and competitive integrity. We also highlight the importance of collaboration among coaches to adapt to changes. Coach's insights provide valuable guidance for navigating the complexities of mid-season challenges and achieving successful outcomes. Chapters Mid-Season Strategies Adapting to Personnel Changes Understanding Offensive Schemes Avoiding Rabbit Holes Practice Adjustments in Mid-Season The previous episode with Coach McEndoo: Coaching the Cowboy Back Learn more about Vertical Raise: Elevate your program's Online  Fundraising to new heights Use Vertical Raise’s online fundraising system and raise more money in less time: Get in Touch with Your Vertical Raise Fundraising Coach https://verticalraise.com Multiple fundraising solutions to fit all your program needs Leverage best-in-class technology, texting & email deliverability. An in-person local fundraising coach walks your team through every step of the process. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices