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    4 Min Offense Ball Control: Coaching Points

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    This document provides coaching points for a 4 minute offense to control the ball and run down the clock. The key points are to protect the ball, gain yards on each play without losing yardage or big scrambles, use tight formations and timing routes, assume blitzes on every down, get first downs, and manage the game clock to use the full 40 seconds per play. The goal is to get first downs and use the clock to defeat the opponent.

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    4 Min Offense Ball Control: Coaching Points

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    This document provides coaching points for a 4 minute offense to control the ball and run down the clock. The key points are to protect the ball, gain yards on each play without losing yardage or big scrambles, use tight formations and timing routes, assume blitzes on every down, get first downs, and manage the game clock to use the full 40 seconds per play. The goal is to get first downs and use the clock to defeat the opponent.

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    This document provides coaching points for a 4 minute offense to control the ball and run down the clock. The key points are to protect the ball, gain yards on each play without losing yardage or big scrambles, use tight formations and timing routes, assume blitzes on every down, get first downs, and manage the game clock to use the full 40 seconds per play. The goal is to get first downs and use the clock to defeat the opponent.

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    4 Min Offense Ball Control: Coaching Points

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    JB Wells
    This document provides coaching points for a 4 minute offense to control the ball and run down the clock. The key points are to protect the ball, gain yards on each play without losing yardage or big scrambles, use tight formations and timing routes, assume blitzes on every down, get first downs, and manage the game clock to use the full 40 seconds per play. The goal is to get first downs and use the clock to defeat the opponent.

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    4 MIN OFFENSE BALL CONTROL

    COACHING 1. No fumbles – PROTECT the ball


    POINTS: 2. No interceptions
    3. Go up field – Cannot lose yardage, no lateral, no
    big plays by scrambling back
    4. Use tight formations
    5. Stay in bounds
    6. Use full 40 seconds putting ball in play. QB
    manages the clock
    7. Use timing routes. (Cannot hold ball if using passing
    game)
    8. Assume blitz and line stunts on every down
    9. Every inch counts for our punter and defense
    10. Have poise – Every penalty is disastrous – and it
    stops the clock
    11. No involved ball “handling” (Reverse pivot, etc.)
    12. Absolute Effort to make 1st Down. Full awareness of
    distance to go on pass patterns – Receivers need to
    know what we need
    13. Must know when time starts with referee’s signal if
    clock is stopped
    14. Keep clock running
    15. Running play can use as little as 3 seconds off the
    clock
    16. QB, NO Fakes, you are the last line of defense
    17. Need 1st Down for each time out the defense has
    left
    4 MIN OFFENSE BALL CONTROL
    GAME
    PROCEDURES:
    1. Only use plays either already used or are very
    sound. Avoid loss ( No special plays)
    2. Insure use of time
    3. Remind QB of time use at LOS. MANAGE THE
    CLOCK!!!
    4. Remind entire team of slow pace
    5. Center/QB exchange must be perfect
    6. Put ball in hands of most ball-secure players
    7. IF ball is punted, punt team DO NOT down ball.
    Hover around ball only. Very high punts is a must
    8. Can use at least 40 seconds per play if clock is
    running – including huddle – action – return to
    huddle
    9. The goal is to get 1st Downs. The clock is our
    opponent
    10. Use time in the huddle or at line of scrimmage.
    Break huddle at 15 seconds
    11. QB watches 40 second clock at LOS for run down,
    snaps ball at 2 seconds

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