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On this episode of The Coaching 101 Podcast, Daniel Chamberlain and Kenny Simpson are joined by Caddo/“Cola” coach Jason Parker to discuss building an offensive identity and deciding what a team should do best. They cover evaluating personnel relative to opponents, starting with what coaches can teach, and adapting within a system rather than changing offenses yearly. Kenny explains using strengths/weaknesses, planning for worst-case scenarios, and trimming the play menu with a “rule of three,” while Parker shares his program’s evolution from unbalanced single wing to adding spread and screens, plus lessons from temporarily abandoning what his kids knew best. They also address preventing outside pressure from forcing scheme changes, using player confidence as a factor in key calls, and briefly debate Memphis’ decision to ban practice music, plus sponsor and clinic updates.
00:00 Podcast Kickoff
00:46 Offseason Travel Updates
03:14 Spring Ball Rules Explained
04:26 Quote of the Week Intensity
07:03 Sponsors and Shoutouts
09:19 Building Offensive Identity
14:56 Parker’s Personnel-Based Evolution
22:23 Staying Systematic Not Chasing
30:23 Avoiding Scheme Creep on Staff
31:26 Single Wing Identity
34:41 Stop Scheme Chasing
37:51 Rule of Three Offense
42:32 Kids Know the Call
49:41 Roster Audit Process
53:20 Music at Practice Debate
57:13 Sponsors and Sign Off
Daniel Chamberlain:
@CoachChamboOK
chamberlainfootballconsulting.com
Kenny Simpson:
@FBCoachSimpson
FBCoachSimpson.com
By Kenny Simpson and Daniel Chamberlain4.9
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On this episode of The Coaching 101 Podcast, Daniel Chamberlain and Kenny Simpson are joined by Caddo/“Cola” coach Jason Parker to discuss building an offensive identity and deciding what a team should do best. They cover evaluating personnel relative to opponents, starting with what coaches can teach, and adapting within a system rather than changing offenses yearly. Kenny explains using strengths/weaknesses, planning for worst-case scenarios, and trimming the play menu with a “rule of three,” while Parker shares his program’s evolution from unbalanced single wing to adding spread and screens, plus lessons from temporarily abandoning what his kids knew best. They also address preventing outside pressure from forcing scheme changes, using player confidence as a factor in key calls, and briefly debate Memphis’ decision to ban practice music, plus sponsor and clinic updates.
00:00 Podcast Kickoff
00:46 Offseason Travel Updates
03:14 Spring Ball Rules Explained
04:26 Quote of the Week Intensity
07:03 Sponsors and Shoutouts
09:19 Building Offensive Identity
14:56 Parker’s Personnel-Based Evolution
22:23 Staying Systematic Not Chasing
30:23 Avoiding Scheme Creep on Staff
31:26 Single Wing Identity
34:41 Stop Scheme Chasing
37:51 Rule of Three Offense
42:32 Kids Know the Call
49:41 Roster Audit Process
53:20 Music at Practice Debate
57:13 Sponsors and Sign Off
Daniel Chamberlain:
@CoachChamboOK
chamberlainfootballconsulting.com
Kenny Simpson:
@FBCoachSimpson
FBCoachSimpson.com

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