Post by goboro99 on Apr 10, 2007 22:12:43 GMT
I'm looking at a scenario where we will probably be able to two-platoon next year. The situation is I have myself and five assistants. We will have 40-45 varsity players and 50 JV. In the state I'm in those are two seperate teams and players can't play both in a given week. I'm trying to figure out how I can practice this. The biggest issue is that I will be both the OC and DC (it looks like) this season. So we can't just put three on each side of the ball. The other issue is several of the players on one-side will have to have a secondary position on the other on the varsity. I will also have a FB/LB that will play both ways as he is by far our best at both spots. JV will are going to try to be 100% platooned. Anybody have a similer situation that can share any practice ideas?
I'm thinking doing individuals together (JV and Varsity) on Mon and Tue in primary positions with me staying on defense during that time. Wed do some trading of players in secondary roles for indy. The hard part comes when we start to think about group and team as we will need to keep the JV and varsity players apart. I have some rough ideas but I'd like to see what others are doing in similer scenarios. Thanks-Mark
I'm thinking doing individuals together (JV and Varsity) on Mon and Tue in primary positions with me staying on defense during that time. Wed do some trading of players in secondary roles for indy. The hard part comes when we start to think about group and team as we will need to keep the JV and varsity players apart. I have some rough ideas but I'd like to see what others are doing in similer scenarios. Thanks-Mark