Post by Coach Campbell on Jul 9, 2013 17:49:20 GMT
Staff responsibilities
OFFICE POLICIES
1. Be on time for work. I'd rather have you come early, than stay late. Be responsible and don't stretch your lunch hour. Free time is usually an hour and a half from 11:45am to 1:15pm. That should give you enough time to eat, meet or workout and be on time and ready by 1:15pm. Abide by office hours.
2. Be on time for meetings. Anticipate staff meetings and be ready or be in conference room ready to meet at designated times. If engaged in phone conversation, excuse yourself and get to meeting on time.
3. No swearing in halls or main office.
4. If you have a complaint, bring it to me.
5. Never leave meetings without permission or emergency situation. Don't hold private conversations during meetings. No whispering, if it is worth whispering, it's worth saying out loud.
6. Strive to make positive comments about players in staff meetings. Let's spend more time talking about our good players — than wasting time talking about our problem players.
Organization for planning for next opponent
**We will follow this detailed plan for the program and for each coach from game #1 all the way thru the playoffs**
ST Coordinator
Defensive Coordinator
Def. Asst. # 1
GA # 1
GA # 2
Special Teams notebook
Special Teams practice plans
Special Teams depth chart
Special Teams video breakdown
Defensive play book
Defensive depth chart
Defensive practice plan
Defensive student assistant
Officials Liaison & reports
Training Room Liaison
Injury Reports
Pro Liaison
Former player liaison
Continuing Education
Summer Jobs
Community Outreach for players & coaches
Varsity Letters
Assist w/QBC projects
Assist w/Speaker Program
Fundraisers/Promotions
High School coach liaison
Head Coach critique
Overall program critique
Oversee office staff
Liaison to Business mgr
Maintain active roster
Player comp tickets
Sideline passes
Scholarship budget & numbers
Walk-on Program
Offensive discipline coach
Recruiting Coordinator
Recruiting travel
Game tickets — recruits, HS coaches, friends
Coach recruiting rotation
Office & complex décor & upgrade
Recruit eligibility
Summer school
Recruiting help
Recruiting budget
Walk-on Program
Video exchange
Offesive Coordinator
Name
Name
Name
Highlight video
Video liaison
Video exchange
Equipment Room Liaison
Jersey #'s
Assist w/playbook
Recruiting
Police/campus security liaison
Patrol car program
Offensive playbook
Offensive depth chart
Offensive practice plan
Offensive student assistant
Liaison to SID
Depth chart board
Coaches in season food detail
Assist w/admin work
Maintain locker room boards & announcements
Defensive discipline coach
Assist w/Special Teams
Scouting reports
Assist w/playbook
Study Hall coordinator
Spring clinic
Liaison to strength & conditioning coach
Offensive season conditioning program
Practice & pre-game SSA
HHP Conditioning class
Oversee student managers & student coaches
Academic liaison
Academic notebooks
Class attendance
Players eligibility
Professor liaison & campus relations
Fall camp #'s
Assist w/travel planning
Travel #'s & itinerary
All facility scheduling
Housing liaison & food service
Fall camp organization
Summer camp coordinator
Liaison to compliance, registrar, faculty athletic rep
Freshman orientation & admissions
Pre/post season banquets
Student Assistants/Interns
ü Assist with playbooks
Video breakdown
--- Scouting reports
------- Posting all schedules
---All aspects of recruiting weekend
----Scout teams
---Depth chart updates
--- Practice plans
----Game day recruiting
---- Bulletin boards
---- NCAA/NFL conduct issues, internet, bulletin board
--- Coffee
---- Special Teams depth
---- Clean and straighten office
------Dinner detail
Tim Camp - Head Football Coach
Job Description
1. ON THE FIELD
•Oversee practice and provide continuing direction of the offense and defense.
•Consultant in the Special Teams
•Plan and evaluate practices with respect to psychology, tempo, organization, and effectiveness
•Supervise coaching and evaluate regularly — scheme and technique
•Assist with Scout Team organization
2. RECRUITING
•Home visits of key recruits
•Speak at coaching clinics
•Interview all recruits and parents on campus
•Write letter and make phone calls to coaches, athletes, and parents as appropriate
•Provide direction in recruiting to the overall plan and philosophy
•Approve all letters, official visits, travel (coaches and recruits), scholarship offers, and National Letters of Intent.
•Travel with recruiting area coaches as needed
•Evaluate prospective student-athletes
3. ADMINISTRATIVE
•Conduct meetings as needed, total staff, offensive staff, defensive staff or special teams
•Plan and conduct regular meetings regarding:
o Academics and eligibility
o Recruiting
o Off-season program
o Budget
o Policy and Procedures
o Public relations
o Personnel
•Write letters and make phone calls related to public relations
•Meet with Athletic Director and administrative staff as appropriate to maintain and direct football program
•Perform speaking engagements appropriate to promote EOU football
•Attend events and increase visibility in a social, political and educational setting as is beneficial to promote EOU football
•Work with media and alumni relations in promotion of EOU and Mountie Football
•Maintain procedures book for staff
•Maintain records on all student-athletes
•Provide motivation and deal with psychology of program
•Evaluate all personnel — their attitudes, commitment, performance and production
4. OFF-SEASON
•Long range planning
•Attend clinics, spring practice, NFL Camps
•Maintain relationships with student-athletes, morale, guidance, directions
•Supervise off-season conditioning program
•Film study
•Staff evaluations
•Analyze personnel
•Carry out directive of the Athletic Director and President
•Develop Positional Leadership Council, monthly meetings or called meeting with council
Director — Football Operations
Job Description
Director, Football Operations:
Director of everything
Liaison of everyone
1. All football camps and passing leagues
•Budget
•Scheduling
•Equipment
•Staff Assignments
•Brochures
•Advertising and promotions
•Awards
2. Coaches Clinic
•Budget
•Scheduling
•AV Equipment
•Staff Assignments
•Brochures
•Advertising and promotions
•Speakers (travel, payments, entertainment and meals)
3. All Pre & Post-Season Banquets, Academic Champions Dinner
•Budget
•Awards
•Speakers
•Program
•Seating Charts
•Facility (including AV equipment)
4. Special Fundraisers and Promotions
•&νβσπ;Auctions (budget, scheduling, assignments, etc.)
5. Fall Camp
•&νβσπ;Budget
•&νβσπ;Travel Accommodations
•&νβσπ;Scheduling
•&νβσπ;Training Tables
LIAISON TO:
1. Life Skills Coordinator
•&νβσπ;Life Skills
•&νβσπ;Agent Education
2. Liaison to Fund Raising Arm of Department
•&νβσπ;Manage "Top 50" boosters and beyond program
•&νβσπ;Weekly email or other contact
•&νβσπ;Host at practice
3. Liaison to ex-players (with Head Coach)
•&νβσπ;Complete management of "Alumni" golf tournament and reunion weekend
•&νβσπ;Weekly email
•&νβσπ;Host at practice
4. Officials with Head Coach
•&νβσπ;Weekly Report/Ratings
•&νβσπ;Spring and Fall Scrimmages
5. Training Tables
•&νβσπ;Variety
•&νβσπ;Quality
•&νβσπ;Scheduling
•&νβσπ;Nutrition
6. Food Services
7. Compliance
•&νβσπ;Compliance Director
•&νβσπ;20/8 Rule
•&νβσπ;Faculty
8. Office Staff
•&νβσπ;Birthdays
•&νβσπ;Christmas
•&νβσπ;Secretary's Day
•&νβσπ;Phones
•&νβσπ;Supplies
•&νβσπ;Student Workers
9. Academics with Head Coach
10. Equipment Room (Equipment Manager)
•&νβσπ;Jersey numbers
11. Fields and Stadium
•&νβσπ;Scheduling
•&νβσπ;Mowing
•&νβσπ;Lights
•&νβσπ;Maintenance
•&νβσπ;Security
12. Training Room with Head Coach
13. Video with Head Coach
•&νβσπ;Budget
•&νβσπ;Upkeep of room
•&νβσπ;Direct video coordinator
14. Administration with Coach
•&νβσπ;Athletic Director
•&νβσπ;Former HFC's
•&νβσπ;Faculty Athletic Rep
•&νβσπ;President with Coach
•&νβσπ;Fund Raising — Scholarship Association, QB Club
15. Parking
•&νβσπ;Player and Coaches Parking
•&νβσπ;Game Day, wives parking
•&νβσπ;Road Trips
16. Tickets
•&νβσπ;Coordinate with Ticket Manager
17. Student Groups
•&νβσπ;Fraternities and Sororities
•&νβσπ;Student Government
•&νβσπ;Spirit Squads
•&νβσπ;Marching Band
18. NFL Liaison with Head Coach
RESPONSIBLE FOR:
1. Daily Announcements
•Yearly Calendar (recruiting, vacation, staff)
•Staff Meetings
•Practice (reminders, schedule changes, academics)
2. Budget (all areas)
3. Cell Phones
•Monitor usage
•Type of Plans
•Budget
4. Roster Management
•Walk-ons (administrative)
•Travel Squad with Equipment Manager
•Dress List (home)
•Change of Status (medicals)
•Scholarship Numbers with Recruiting Coordinator
5. Travel
•Pocket Schedules
•Budget
•Camp T
•Road Games, seating assignments, ID check assignments
•Hotels (home and away), assignments, keys
•Meals, pre and post game, hydration
•Meeting Rooms
•Transportation, police escorts
•Heating/cooling devices
•Friday Night Coaches Meeting
6. Managers with Equipment Manager
•Assignments
•Stipends
•Selection
•Discipline
7. Security
•Practice
•Camp (s)
•Hotel
8. Sideline Organization with Coaches
•Phones
•Get back with Strength Coach
•Boards
•Card Holders
•Guests, approved by Head Coach
•Passes
9. Team Pictures
•After camp
.Seniors
•By Position
•Staff
•Special
10. Staff Entertainment and Development
•Food/Drink
•Invitations
•Guest Lists
•Gold Outing
•Alumni Outings
•Booster Outings
•Special Opportunities, family trip
•Clinics
•Working Lunches/Dinners
11. Keys
•Masters
•Offices
•Meeting Rooms
•Stadium/Fields
•Gates
•Locker Rooms
•Weight Rooms
12. Player Check Out Procedures
•Fall Term
•Winter Break
•Spring Break
•Spring Term
•Quitting
•Dismissals (Change of Status Forms)
13. All Printed Materials
•Copy Machines
•Fax Machines
•Scanner
•Laminator
•Recruiting Materials
•Media Guides
•Academic Info
•Budget
•Play books — Final printing
14. Donations and Auctions
•Compliance
•Charity
•Community Service
•Boosters
15. Letter winners
•Policy
•Quarters Played
•Awards
16. Practice
•Security
•VIP Guests
•High School Coaches, daily list
17. Miscellaneous
•Game Day locker room admits
•Game ball awards
•Guest Hospitality, speakers, practice, camp
•Appropriate thank you's
18. Walk-Ons
•Insurance
•Eligibility
•Invitations
•Compliance
19. Prospect Tickets
•Official and Unofficial
20. Senior Day
•Budget
•Scheduling
•Luncheon
•On-campus transportation
COACHES DRESS
Recruiting and Public Relations
•Dress for occasion — coat/tie, shirt/tie, sweater vest
Recruiting Weekends
•Friday and Saturday — business casual
•Sunday — casual
Office Attire
•Off-Season: Monday - Friday, business casual
•In-Season: Nice sweat suit, business casual or EOU coaching gear
Team Travel
•Airplane — coat and tie, shirt and tie (it is a business trip)
•Bus — team travel suits
OFFICE HOURS
In-Season
•Monday — Thursday, 7am
•Friday — 10:30am or called staff meeting time
•Saturday — morning staff meeting
•Sunday — Noon to 4pm (then on own)
Recruiting Season
•Monday — Friday, 8am
•Saturday and Sunday, follow schedule
Off Season
•7am to 5pm, or follow conditioning schedule called by strength coach
Staff Meetings
•In-Season
•Monday — Thursday, 7am or called by Head Coach
•Thursdays, recruiting work, lunch 12 to 1pm
•Friday, possible recruiting meetings
•Saturday, morning, per itinerary, based on game time
•Sunday, 3pm unless called by Head Coach
Off-Season
•7am or called by Head Coach
STRENGTH COACHES RESPONSIBILTIES — SEASON
1. Airline Travel
•Check photo ID of players prior to boarding all buses
•Collect cell phones from players for want to bring them for post-game
2. Bus Travel
•Buses do not depart at any time until instructed by strength coach (whistle)
•Strength coach will sit behind Head Coach during travel (Seat #1 and #2, right side)
•Collect cell phones from players who want to bring them for post-game
3. Lodging
•Attend all staff meetings
•Responsible for bed checks
4. Pre-game
•Display game itinerary on board in locker room/meeting room
•Send players out to field a their assigned times
•Walk rest of players out to the field
•Lead team stretch
•Last to leave field prior to kickoff
•Keep Head Coach informed of time before kickoff
•Half-time, walk to locker room with Head Coach
•Half-time, keep Head coach informed of time before kick-off , second half
5. During Game
•&νβσπ;Make sure players and coaches are behind required side line
6. Post-Game
•Run with Head Coach to the middle of the field to interact with opposing team's players and coaches
•Inform players after 10 minutes to report to team locker room
•Return cell phones to players, post Head Coach's talk (on the road)
*Always have whistle and stop watch for team travel
7. Practice
Lead team stretch
•Condition injured players
•Monday conditioning
Media Weekly Schedule — IN SEASON
Practice time is Mountie time, not media time! Our practice starts media is cut off until post-practice.
MONDAY 12:00pm Press Conference
TUESDAY 1:30pm Press Conference
WEDNESDAY 12:00 — 2:15pm by appointment or post practice
THURSDAY By appointment (no QB interview after Wednesday)
FRIDAY 20 minutes post-game in media interview room, by request
Working press in the press box or on visitors sideline ONLY
Absolutely NO player interviews on the playing field (radio, tv, print) on game day
**All interviews set up through the Sports Information Director
Weekly game planning procedures
PRACTICE AND MEETINGS WEEKLY SCHEDULE
Sunday:
Players off — game video on own
Monday: (3 hours)
3:00 Special Teams meeting (45 minutes)
4:00 Offensive and Defensive corrections and walk-thru (30 minutes)
4:30 Punt and cover walk-thru (10 minutes)
4:40 Team striders and stretch (10 minutes)
4:50 Team meeting game review and awards
Upcoming week overview (10 minutes)
5:00 Game film review by group (1 hours and 15 minutes)
Tuesday and Wednesday: (4 hours/day)
2:15 Special Teams meeting (15 minutes)
2:30 Position meetings (45-60 minutes)
4:00 Practice (approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes)
Thursday: (3 hours and 15 minutes)
2:15 Special Teams meeting (15 minutes)
2:30 Position meetings (1 hour and 15 minutes)
3:45 Practice (1 hour and 30 minutes)
5:15 Team meeting (15 minutes)
Friday: (2 hours and 45 minutes)
3:00 Special Teams Meetings
3:45 Assign/Align review (15 minutes)
4:00 Practice script (30 minutes)
4:30 Offense and Defense meetings (45 minutes)
5:15 Team meeting (10 Minutes)
Saturday: (3 hours, Game Day 3 hours)
*These meeting time are subject to change.
PRACTICE PLAN
Tuesday/Wednesday 2 hour and 30 minute
Teach 15 minutes
Stretch/Specialists 10 minutes
Period 0 — FG/Punt Cover 10 minutes
Period 1 (ind) 10 minutes
Period 2 (ind) 10 minutes
Period 3 (ind) 10 minutes
Period 4 - Team or Co-op 10 minutes
Period 5 — 9 on 7 / 1 on 1 15 minutes
Period — Special Teams 15 minutes
Period 6 — 7 on 7/Pass rush 15 minutes
Period 7 (team) 10 minutes
Period 8 (team) 10 minutes
Period 9 (team) 10 minutes
Period 10 O vs D 15 minutes
Thursday 1 hour and 30 minutes
Stretch/Specialists 10 minutes
Period 0 — Unit & FG 10 minutes
Period 1 (team) 10 minutes
Period 2 (team) 10 minutes
Period 3 (team) 10 minutes
Period 4 (team) 10 minutes
Period 5 (team) 10 minutes
Punt ret, KO ret, KO cover 20 minutes
SCOUT TEAM ORGANIZATION
Offense, Defense and Special Team Coordinators are ultimately responsible for the scout teams that are servicing your area of responsibility.
Monday
•Offense and defense graduate assistant coaches organize scout teams post-practice while travel team (game participant) is reviewing game tape
•Get scout players in jersey numbers that match the opponent
Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday
•Graduate assistant coaches run cards for appropriate side of the ball during team and team periods. Get in and out of the huddle quickly
•Both will run prop teams during the special teams periods
•Pre-practice walk-thru plays and cards with scout teams while travel team is in meetings
•Coach effort and hustle
Friday
Run cards and scout huddle in the walk-thru
IN-SEASON MEETING SCHEDULE
Sunday 12:00 Offense/Defense Staff Game Review
3:00 Staff Meeting
Monday 7:00 Staff Meeting
3:00 Special Teams
4:50 Team Meeting
5:00 Offense/Defense Game Review
Tuesday 7:00 Staff Meeting
2:15 Special Teams
2:30 Position Meeting
Wednesday 7:00 Staff Meeting
2:15 Special Teams
2:30 Position Meeting
Thursday 7:00 Staff - recruiting
10:00 Coordinators Meeting with Head Coach
12:00 Recruiting luncheon
2:15 Special Teams
2:30 Position Meetings
Friday 10:30 or Called Execute Friday schedule from itinerary
Saturday Staff meets 30 minutes prior to schedule team breakfast
HEAD COACH GAME JOB DESCRIPTION
General
1. Pre-game, half-time and post-game psychology and talk
2. Use of time outs
3. All dealing with officials
4. Consult on penalties
5. Injury consultation
6. Where is Head Coach needed?
Offense and Defense
1. General information between series
2. Going for it on 4th down
3. Trend of substitution or major change in substitution
4. Consult on changing the QB
5. Major change in strategy
a. More pressure or less pressure on defense
b. Gamble more or more conservative on offense
c. Trick or gadget plays
Special Teams
1. Going for 1 or 2
2. Punt or field goal
3. Pressure or return on punt
4. Determining when/where for all fakes
5. Determining onside kicks
6. Taking a safety
7. Substitution changes
8. All major play calls
9. Injury consultation — kicker, punter, holder, etc.
SIDELINE PROCEDURE
Positions on the sideline
1. Offense left of 50 yard line
2. Defense right of 50 yard line
3. Special Teams hot area on the 50
Only dressed Players in the Team Area
1. Uniform consistent with all team members
2. Non-dressed players in the stands
Player conduct
1. Everyone tuned into the game — pay attention to play and calls
2. No contact or interaction with fans
3. No food, drink, tobacco, etc. on sideline
4. Support and encourage each other — absolutely no negativity
Take coaching and make adjustments
Bench
1. Players report to designated bench area upon entering field
2. Most recent to come from field — sitting (recover time)
3. Others behind bench listening to coaches adjustments
OFFICE POLICIES
1. Be on time for work. I'd rather have you come early, than stay late. Be responsible and don't stretch your lunch hour. Free time is usually an hour and a half from 11:45am to 1:15pm. That should give you enough time to eat, meet or workout and be on time and ready by 1:15pm. Abide by office hours.
2. Be on time for meetings. Anticipate staff meetings and be ready or be in conference room ready to meet at designated times. If engaged in phone conversation, excuse yourself and get to meeting on time.
3. No swearing in halls or main office.
4. If you have a complaint, bring it to me.
5. Never leave meetings without permission or emergency situation. Don't hold private conversations during meetings. No whispering, if it is worth whispering, it's worth saying out loud.
6. Strive to make positive comments about players in staff meetings. Let's spend more time talking about our good players — than wasting time talking about our problem players.
Organization for planning for next opponent
**We will follow this detailed plan for the program and for each coach from game #1 all the way thru the playoffs**
ST Coordinator
Defensive Coordinator
Def. Asst. # 1
GA # 1
GA # 2
Special Teams notebook
Special Teams practice plans
Special Teams depth chart
Special Teams video breakdown
Defensive play book
Defensive depth chart
Defensive practice plan
Defensive student assistant
Officials Liaison & reports
Training Room Liaison
Injury Reports
Pro Liaison
Former player liaison
Continuing Education
Summer Jobs
Community Outreach for players & coaches
Varsity Letters
Assist w/QBC projects
Assist w/Speaker Program
Fundraisers/Promotions
High School coach liaison
Head Coach critique
Overall program critique
Oversee office staff
Liaison to Business mgr
Maintain active roster
Player comp tickets
Sideline passes
Scholarship budget & numbers
Walk-on Program
Offensive discipline coach
Recruiting Coordinator
Recruiting travel
Game tickets — recruits, HS coaches, friends
Coach recruiting rotation
Office & complex décor & upgrade
Recruit eligibility
Summer school
Recruiting help
Recruiting budget
Walk-on Program
Video exchange
Offesive Coordinator
Name
Name
Name
Highlight video
Video liaison
Video exchange
Equipment Room Liaison
Jersey #'s
Assist w/playbook
Recruiting
Police/campus security liaison
Patrol car program
Offensive playbook
Offensive depth chart
Offensive practice plan
Offensive student assistant
Liaison to SID
Depth chart board
Coaches in season food detail
Assist w/admin work
Maintain locker room boards & announcements
Defensive discipline coach
Assist w/Special Teams
Scouting reports
Assist w/playbook
Study Hall coordinator
Spring clinic
Liaison to strength & conditioning coach
Offensive season conditioning program
Practice & pre-game SSA
HHP Conditioning class
Oversee student managers & student coaches
Academic liaison
Academic notebooks
Class attendance
Players eligibility
Professor liaison & campus relations
Fall camp #'s
Assist w/travel planning
Travel #'s & itinerary
All facility scheduling
Housing liaison & food service
Fall camp organization
Summer camp coordinator
Liaison to compliance, registrar, faculty athletic rep
Freshman orientation & admissions
Pre/post season banquets
Student Assistants/Interns
ü Assist with playbooks
Video breakdown
--- Scouting reports
------- Posting all schedules
---All aspects of recruiting weekend
----Scout teams
---Depth chart updates
--- Practice plans
----Game day recruiting
---- Bulletin boards
---- NCAA/NFL conduct issues, internet, bulletin board
--- Coffee
---- Special Teams depth
---- Clean and straighten office
------Dinner detail
Tim Camp - Head Football Coach
Job Description
1. ON THE FIELD
•Oversee practice and provide continuing direction of the offense and defense.
•Consultant in the Special Teams
•Plan and evaluate practices with respect to psychology, tempo, organization, and effectiveness
•Supervise coaching and evaluate regularly — scheme and technique
•Assist with Scout Team organization
2. RECRUITING
•Home visits of key recruits
•Speak at coaching clinics
•Interview all recruits and parents on campus
•Write letter and make phone calls to coaches, athletes, and parents as appropriate
•Provide direction in recruiting to the overall plan and philosophy
•Approve all letters, official visits, travel (coaches and recruits), scholarship offers, and National Letters of Intent.
•Travel with recruiting area coaches as needed
•Evaluate prospective student-athletes
3. ADMINISTRATIVE
•Conduct meetings as needed, total staff, offensive staff, defensive staff or special teams
•Plan and conduct regular meetings regarding:
o Academics and eligibility
o Recruiting
o Off-season program
o Budget
o Policy and Procedures
o Public relations
o Personnel
•Write letters and make phone calls related to public relations
•Meet with Athletic Director and administrative staff as appropriate to maintain and direct football program
•Perform speaking engagements appropriate to promote EOU football
•Attend events and increase visibility in a social, political and educational setting as is beneficial to promote EOU football
•Work with media and alumni relations in promotion of EOU and Mountie Football
•Maintain procedures book for staff
•Maintain records on all student-athletes
•Provide motivation and deal with psychology of program
•Evaluate all personnel — their attitudes, commitment, performance and production
4. OFF-SEASON
•Long range planning
•Attend clinics, spring practice, NFL Camps
•Maintain relationships with student-athletes, morale, guidance, directions
•Supervise off-season conditioning program
•Film study
•Staff evaluations
•Analyze personnel
•Carry out directive of the Athletic Director and President
•Develop Positional Leadership Council, monthly meetings or called meeting with council
Director — Football Operations
Job Description
Director, Football Operations:
Director of everything
Liaison of everyone
1. All football camps and passing leagues
•Budget
•Scheduling
•Equipment
•Staff Assignments
•Brochures
•Advertising and promotions
•Awards
2. Coaches Clinic
•Budget
•Scheduling
•AV Equipment
•Staff Assignments
•Brochures
•Advertising and promotions
•Speakers (travel, payments, entertainment and meals)
3. All Pre & Post-Season Banquets, Academic Champions Dinner
•Budget
•Awards
•Speakers
•Program
•Seating Charts
•Facility (including AV equipment)
4. Special Fundraisers and Promotions
•&νβσπ;Auctions (budget, scheduling, assignments, etc.)
5. Fall Camp
•&νβσπ;Budget
•&νβσπ;Travel Accommodations
•&νβσπ;Scheduling
•&νβσπ;Training Tables
LIAISON TO:
1. Life Skills Coordinator
•&νβσπ;Life Skills
•&νβσπ;Agent Education
2. Liaison to Fund Raising Arm of Department
•&νβσπ;Manage "Top 50" boosters and beyond program
•&νβσπ;Weekly email or other contact
•&νβσπ;Host at practice
3. Liaison to ex-players (with Head Coach)
•&νβσπ;Complete management of "Alumni" golf tournament and reunion weekend
•&νβσπ;Weekly email
•&νβσπ;Host at practice
4. Officials with Head Coach
•&νβσπ;Weekly Report/Ratings
•&νβσπ;Spring and Fall Scrimmages
5. Training Tables
•&νβσπ;Variety
•&νβσπ;Quality
•&νβσπ;Scheduling
•&νβσπ;Nutrition
6. Food Services
7. Compliance
•&νβσπ;Compliance Director
•&νβσπ;20/8 Rule
•&νβσπ;Faculty
8. Office Staff
•&νβσπ;Birthdays
•&νβσπ;Christmas
•&νβσπ;Secretary's Day
•&νβσπ;Phones
•&νβσπ;Supplies
•&νβσπ;Student Workers
9. Academics with Head Coach
10. Equipment Room (Equipment Manager)
•&νβσπ;Jersey numbers
11. Fields and Stadium
•&νβσπ;Scheduling
•&νβσπ;Mowing
•&νβσπ;Lights
•&νβσπ;Maintenance
•&νβσπ;Security
12. Training Room with Head Coach
13. Video with Head Coach
•&νβσπ;Budget
•&νβσπ;Upkeep of room
•&νβσπ;Direct video coordinator
14. Administration with Coach
•&νβσπ;Athletic Director
•&νβσπ;Former HFC's
•&νβσπ;Faculty Athletic Rep
•&νβσπ;President with Coach
•&νβσπ;Fund Raising — Scholarship Association, QB Club
15. Parking
•&νβσπ;Player and Coaches Parking
•&νβσπ;Game Day, wives parking
•&νβσπ;Road Trips
16. Tickets
•&νβσπ;Coordinate with Ticket Manager
17. Student Groups
•&νβσπ;Fraternities and Sororities
•&νβσπ;Student Government
•&νβσπ;Spirit Squads
•&νβσπ;Marching Band
18. NFL Liaison with Head Coach
RESPONSIBLE FOR:
1. Daily Announcements
•Yearly Calendar (recruiting, vacation, staff)
•Staff Meetings
•Practice (reminders, schedule changes, academics)
2. Budget (all areas)
3. Cell Phones
•Monitor usage
•Type of Plans
•Budget
4. Roster Management
•Walk-ons (administrative)
•Travel Squad with Equipment Manager
•Dress List (home)
•Change of Status (medicals)
•Scholarship Numbers with Recruiting Coordinator
5. Travel
•Pocket Schedules
•Budget
•Camp T
•Road Games, seating assignments, ID check assignments
•Hotels (home and away), assignments, keys
•Meals, pre and post game, hydration
•Meeting Rooms
•Transportation, police escorts
•Heating/cooling devices
•Friday Night Coaches Meeting
6. Managers with Equipment Manager
•Assignments
•Stipends
•Selection
•Discipline
7. Security
•Practice
•Camp (s)
•Hotel
8. Sideline Organization with Coaches
•Phones
•Get back with Strength Coach
•Boards
•Card Holders
•Guests, approved by Head Coach
•Passes
9. Team Pictures
•After camp
.Seniors
•By Position
•Staff
•Special
10. Staff Entertainment and Development
•Food/Drink
•Invitations
•Guest Lists
•Gold Outing
•Alumni Outings
•Booster Outings
•Special Opportunities, family trip
•Clinics
•Working Lunches/Dinners
11. Keys
•Masters
•Offices
•Meeting Rooms
•Stadium/Fields
•Gates
•Locker Rooms
•Weight Rooms
12. Player Check Out Procedures
•Fall Term
•Winter Break
•Spring Break
•Spring Term
•Quitting
•Dismissals (Change of Status Forms)
13. All Printed Materials
•Copy Machines
•Fax Machines
•Scanner
•Laminator
•Recruiting Materials
•Media Guides
•Academic Info
•Budget
•Play books — Final printing
14. Donations and Auctions
•Compliance
•Charity
•Community Service
•Boosters
15. Letter winners
•Policy
•Quarters Played
•Awards
16. Practice
•Security
•VIP Guests
•High School Coaches, daily list
17. Miscellaneous
•Game Day locker room admits
•Game ball awards
•Guest Hospitality, speakers, practice, camp
•Appropriate thank you's
18. Walk-Ons
•Insurance
•Eligibility
•Invitations
•Compliance
19. Prospect Tickets
•Official and Unofficial
20. Senior Day
•Budget
•Scheduling
•Luncheon
•On-campus transportation
COACHES DRESS
Recruiting and Public Relations
•Dress for occasion — coat/tie, shirt/tie, sweater vest
Recruiting Weekends
•Friday and Saturday — business casual
•Sunday — casual
Office Attire
•Off-Season: Monday - Friday, business casual
•In-Season: Nice sweat suit, business casual or EOU coaching gear
Team Travel
•Airplane — coat and tie, shirt and tie (it is a business trip)
•Bus — team travel suits
OFFICE HOURS
In-Season
•Monday — Thursday, 7am
•Friday — 10:30am or called staff meeting time
•Saturday — morning staff meeting
•Sunday — Noon to 4pm (then on own)
Recruiting Season
•Monday — Friday, 8am
•Saturday and Sunday, follow schedule
Off Season
•7am to 5pm, or follow conditioning schedule called by strength coach
Staff Meetings
•In-Season
•Monday — Thursday, 7am or called by Head Coach
•Thursdays, recruiting work, lunch 12 to 1pm
•Friday, possible recruiting meetings
•Saturday, morning, per itinerary, based on game time
•Sunday, 3pm unless called by Head Coach
Off-Season
•7am or called by Head Coach
STRENGTH COACHES RESPONSIBILTIES — SEASON
1. Airline Travel
•Check photo ID of players prior to boarding all buses
•Collect cell phones from players for want to bring them for post-game
2. Bus Travel
•Buses do not depart at any time until instructed by strength coach (whistle)
•Strength coach will sit behind Head Coach during travel (Seat #1 and #2, right side)
•Collect cell phones from players who want to bring them for post-game
3. Lodging
•Attend all staff meetings
•Responsible for bed checks
4. Pre-game
•Display game itinerary on board in locker room/meeting room
•Send players out to field a their assigned times
•Walk rest of players out to the field
•Lead team stretch
•Last to leave field prior to kickoff
•Keep Head Coach informed of time before kickoff
•Half-time, walk to locker room with Head Coach
•Half-time, keep Head coach informed of time before kick-off , second half
5. During Game
•&νβσπ;Make sure players and coaches are behind required side line
6. Post-Game
•Run with Head Coach to the middle of the field to interact with opposing team's players and coaches
•Inform players after 10 minutes to report to team locker room
•Return cell phones to players, post Head Coach's talk (on the road)
*Always have whistle and stop watch for team travel
7. Practice
Lead team stretch
•Condition injured players
•Monday conditioning
Media Weekly Schedule — IN SEASON
Practice time is Mountie time, not media time! Our practice starts media is cut off until post-practice.
MONDAY 12:00pm Press Conference
TUESDAY 1:30pm Press Conference
WEDNESDAY 12:00 — 2:15pm by appointment or post practice
THURSDAY By appointment (no QB interview after Wednesday)
FRIDAY 20 minutes post-game in media interview room, by request
Working press in the press box or on visitors sideline ONLY
Absolutely NO player interviews on the playing field (radio, tv, print) on game day
**All interviews set up through the Sports Information Director
Weekly game planning procedures
PRACTICE AND MEETINGS WEEKLY SCHEDULE
Sunday:
Players off — game video on own
Monday: (3 hours)
3:00 Special Teams meeting (45 minutes)
4:00 Offensive and Defensive corrections and walk-thru (30 minutes)
4:30 Punt and cover walk-thru (10 minutes)
4:40 Team striders and stretch (10 minutes)
4:50 Team meeting game review and awards
Upcoming week overview (10 minutes)
5:00 Game film review by group (1 hours and 15 minutes)
Tuesday and Wednesday: (4 hours/day)
2:15 Special Teams meeting (15 minutes)
2:30 Position meetings (45-60 minutes)
4:00 Practice (approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes)
Thursday: (3 hours and 15 minutes)
2:15 Special Teams meeting (15 minutes)
2:30 Position meetings (1 hour and 15 minutes)
3:45 Practice (1 hour and 30 minutes)
5:15 Team meeting (15 minutes)
Friday: (2 hours and 45 minutes)
3:00 Special Teams Meetings
3:45 Assign/Align review (15 minutes)
4:00 Practice script (30 minutes)
4:30 Offense and Defense meetings (45 minutes)
5:15 Team meeting (10 Minutes)
Saturday: (3 hours, Game Day 3 hours)
*These meeting time are subject to change.
PRACTICE PLAN
Tuesday/Wednesday 2 hour and 30 minute
Teach 15 minutes
Stretch/Specialists 10 minutes
Period 0 — FG/Punt Cover 10 minutes
Period 1 (ind) 10 minutes
Period 2 (ind) 10 minutes
Period 3 (ind) 10 minutes
Period 4 - Team or Co-op 10 minutes
Period 5 — 9 on 7 / 1 on 1 15 minutes
Period — Special Teams 15 minutes
Period 6 — 7 on 7/Pass rush 15 minutes
Period 7 (team) 10 minutes
Period 8 (team) 10 minutes
Period 9 (team) 10 minutes
Period 10 O vs D 15 minutes
Thursday 1 hour and 30 minutes
Stretch/Specialists 10 minutes
Period 0 — Unit & FG 10 minutes
Period 1 (team) 10 minutes
Period 2 (team) 10 minutes
Period 3 (team) 10 minutes
Period 4 (team) 10 minutes
Period 5 (team) 10 minutes
Punt ret, KO ret, KO cover 20 minutes
SCOUT TEAM ORGANIZATION
Offense, Defense and Special Team Coordinators are ultimately responsible for the scout teams that are servicing your area of responsibility.
Monday
•Offense and defense graduate assistant coaches organize scout teams post-practice while travel team (game participant) is reviewing game tape
•Get scout players in jersey numbers that match the opponent
Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday
•Graduate assistant coaches run cards for appropriate side of the ball during team and team periods. Get in and out of the huddle quickly
•Both will run prop teams during the special teams periods
•Pre-practice walk-thru plays and cards with scout teams while travel team is in meetings
•Coach effort and hustle
Friday
Run cards and scout huddle in the walk-thru
IN-SEASON MEETING SCHEDULE
Sunday 12:00 Offense/Defense Staff Game Review
3:00 Staff Meeting
Monday 7:00 Staff Meeting
3:00 Special Teams
4:50 Team Meeting
5:00 Offense/Defense Game Review
Tuesday 7:00 Staff Meeting
2:15 Special Teams
2:30 Position Meeting
Wednesday 7:00 Staff Meeting
2:15 Special Teams
2:30 Position Meeting
Thursday 7:00 Staff - recruiting
10:00 Coordinators Meeting with Head Coach
12:00 Recruiting luncheon
2:15 Special Teams
2:30 Position Meetings
Friday 10:30 or Called Execute Friday schedule from itinerary
Saturday Staff meets 30 minutes prior to schedule team breakfast
HEAD COACH GAME JOB DESCRIPTION
General
1. Pre-game, half-time and post-game psychology and talk
2. Use of time outs
3. All dealing with officials
4. Consult on penalties
5. Injury consultation
6. Where is Head Coach needed?
Offense and Defense
1. General information between series
2. Going for it on 4th down
3. Trend of substitution or major change in substitution
4. Consult on changing the QB
5. Major change in strategy
a. More pressure or less pressure on defense
b. Gamble more or more conservative on offense
c. Trick or gadget plays
Special Teams
1. Going for 1 or 2
2. Punt or field goal
3. Pressure or return on punt
4. Determining when/where for all fakes
5. Determining onside kicks
6. Taking a safety
7. Substitution changes
8. All major play calls
9. Injury consultation — kicker, punter, holder, etc.
SIDELINE PROCEDURE
Positions on the sideline
1. Offense left of 50 yard line
2. Defense right of 50 yard line
3. Special Teams hot area on the 50
Only dressed Players in the Team Area
1. Uniform consistent with all team members
2. Non-dressed players in the stands
Player conduct
1. Everyone tuned into the game — pay attention to play and calls
2. No contact or interaction with fans
3. No food, drink, tobacco, etc. on sideline
4. Support and encourage each other — absolutely no negativity
Take coaching and make adjustments
Bench
1. Players report to designated bench area upon entering field
2. Most recent to come from field — sitting (recover time)
3. Others behind bench listening to coaches adjustments