My dad was in the Air Force and I remember sitting and watching with him.

This will give you a small look at Southlake.


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yep that is it. 

The coach for PESH, Johnny Ringo.

Then it could be Plano School Stadium, Clark Field.  I was trying to find a good pictue of our stadium, but couldn't.  Try to look for Southlake's.

That actually looks like the Carrollton Farmers-Branch School stadium called Standridge Field.

This story was originally shared by a teacher from Townville, SC. 
I want to share a story with you about a teacher who works in upstate South Carolina. No matter your allegiance to a university or college, (in this case Clemson or Auburn) this is a wonderful story.
Brock Chappelear has Down Syndrome.  His mom teaches at James M. Brown Elementary School in Oconee County. Brock loves the Clemson Tigers and Dabo Sweeney.  For the past few weeks, Brock has not wanted to go to school or focus on anything except going to talk to Coach Dabo about getting his Tigers straightened out. Brock didn't think the Tigers were playing so well.  In an attempt to appease her son, Mrs. Chappelear wrote a letter to Dabo, explaining how Brock was obsessed with meeting him and getting to meet the team, etc.,  Lo and behold,  Coach Sweeney not only wrote her back, but invited Brock to tour the West Zone, the football offices, meet the team....everything, including listening to Brock's suggestions about how to improve the team.     
Kathleen, Dabo's wife, organized a birthday party for Brock in Clemson. She  invited a bunch of kids, coaches' kids, players and others.  Brock went to the game on Saturday against Auburn. He had a grrrrrreat time . But that is not the end of the story.

When asked if Brock enjoyed the game, he exclaimed, "Of course I did. My Tigers won!"  A few weeks ago Mrs. Chappelear took Brock to his cardiologist.  Brock's heart is monitored closely so an ultrasound is administrated regularly.  That day he was given a print-out of the results. Brock’s heart actually has a cross on it.  I saw the photo. The shape of a cross is as plain as day.  When Brock looked at it, he said,  “I told you, Mom.....I told you I had God in my heart. ” Keep reading.
At the birthday party Mrs. Chap showed Kathleen and Coach Dabo the picture of his heart. Kathleen asked if she could laminate and keep the copy as a bookmark for her Bible. Dabo said he wanted to keep it in his pocket during the game on Saturday! After the game  (Clemson won!) Mrs. Chap emailed Dabo and told him how much everyone,  especially Brock,  enjoyed the game.  Dabo’s response  was “Gotta listen to a man who has God in his heart”.


Be blessed.

All I know is the name was Digital Scouting. 

IF teams are equal then it comes down to execution.  Also, coaches also self scout and see their own tendacies.  They can add to their off.  Say out of a certain formation they run the ball 80% of the time and only throw a couple of routes out of that formation.  They can add routes or other runs that the team hasn't seen.

It means every team has a weakness on it.  A CB, LB, or whoever the coaches decide the want to attack. 

The story come from when CRR was at his first job.  According to the story the head coach left early the day before to where the team was going to play.  It was a small college and they had 2 buses.  He told CR to put all the good players on the first bus and the rest of the team on the other, older bus.  When they left after a short while the older bus breaks down.  and CRR waits as long as he can and then leaves the "other" players behind.   They get to the stadium go and get ready to go warm up and still no other bus.  The go out and warm up and come back in.  Still no bus.  So the Head Coach comes in for the pregame speech.  He looks around the room and says men, I can tell by the look on your faces that you are worried about your team mates.  Get that out of your mind because all they are are a bunch of orange eaters.  All they do is come in here at halftime and eat your MF oranges.   Now go out there and KICK SOME A**.    After this CRR goes on to say every team has an at least one orange eater in their starting lineup.  They are going to find him and exploit him.   

The funny thing about his story is that season we were getting ready to play Plano East.  We found a player and wondered how this guy was on the D and we attacked him as he was their orange eater.

Actually, the orange eater term came from Rich Rod when he was at Tulane and we went to the clinic there.

After they input all the info, then they come up with the game plan.  You see coaches with their call sheets (plays).  They basically look and say if we are in this formation then the D is going to be in the D.  They then call the play from the study of film and computer analysis.  According to one coach you find their weak link (orange eater as he called them) and try to attack that.

They don't actually sell the progam of the opponent.  You have too, as you stated, enter the info into the computer.  Fortunatlly, out here in Tx, you have middle schools who scout, usually 3 games and can input the info after the game.  Also, the computer can divide the Offense and Defense video so all you have to watch is the O or D.

Since the computer scouting programs have come along it has become a lot easier.  Here are just some of the reports that are run from a defensive standpoint.

1.  Top 10 formations  Which will include player #'s for package recognition.
2.  Top 1o running plays
3.  Top 10 passing plays
4.  Top 10 plays on 1st and long 7 to 10 yards
5.  Top 10 plays on 1st and medium 7 to 4 yards.  It happens because of penalties
6.  Top 10 plays on 2nd and long; 2nd and med.  7 to 4 yards ; 2nd and short 3 yards or less
7.  Top 10 plays on 3rd and long; 3rd and med.; 3rd and short
8.  Passing zone's where they like to throw the ball.

The list goes on.  You can feed what stats in that you want and generate the info you want.  Also, some programs will now allow you to make a tape/dvd of each of the situations. 

The OC is looking at down and distance.  According to that, they may use a certain package which has a set of plays associated with it.  They also look at what the  D does in certain Down and Distance.

On the D side they have coaches checking who is in the game.  For instance 2 TE's /  3 wides, etc. They set their D according to down and distance with the tendacies that the computer printed out.  If there is a shift, say where TR goes to a wide out, they have a check or different D they can call.  Hope I am clear on what I am trying to explain.