QBs - Attacking Pitch Key in Space

I teach to attack The inside jersey number of the read, this eliminates the slow play by the defender. I like coach Easton can't afford to have QB's get hurt and by attacking the inside jersey number I haven't lost a QB yet. Our QB this past year signed with Air Force. I want as much outside grass to run on as we can, by running at inside number this gives us this. Coach CAmpbell

By the use of counter rotating blocking schemes and the ability to attack the inside jersey number of the defender (Read) we keep the outside perimeter play open and the defense can't string our options out. Coach Easton from one coach to another who have potentialy been around the block a few tiimes, I and Lyle certainly appreciated your obvious experience level that you bring to our site, keep up the great job. Coach CAmpbell

Coach Campbell,

I had the priviledge of coaching Carlton McDonald at Raines High School in 1988. He had taken his SAT in his Junior year and made 1150. All he ever wanted to do was fly jets. He was a really good CB and when Fisher heard about him ,we sent film and within a week it was a done deal. He went on to have a stellar career and in his Senior year was the WAC's defensive player of the year. The Air Force only takes the top 2% of it's students for flight training and he didn't make that plateau. He was offered by several NFL teams to be drafted, but said no because of his committment to the Air Force. I saw him and his family on the street in Jacksonville some time later, and low and behold he was flying F-18's, and had attained the rank of Major. In 1997-98 I was helping a friend of mine with his QB's, the best being a kid named Buck Palmer from a little Georgia town named Darien, Ga. Coach Deberry signed him also and he had a nice career at the Academy. If your ever up watching your last years QB, (what is his name?) ask Coach DeBerry about the two young men I mentioned. I think that is the greatest reward of them all to see former players be successful, not only in football, but in life.

J.C.Easton

Good Morning Coach,

Isn't it the greatest feeling in the world when you have a hand in developing a young man who has the intelligence and the talent level and the proper attitude to lead your team at the QB position, and then go on to the next level? I'll be watching for him, and wishing him the best in the coming four years!

J.C.Easton