Coach Josh Jones is back in the board room for his second appearance on the Board Drill Podcast. Jones is the assistant head coach and offensive coordinator at Knoxville Catholic High School in Tennessee, bringing over 30 years of coaching experience to the table. In this episode, Coach Jones walks through his full spring install plan and breaks down several red zone concepts he has relied on at every level of high school football.

Topics covered include the 3-day install structure, how to build repetition before players ever set foot on the grass, adjusting the offense to your quarterback's skillset, coordinating with your defensive staff during spring, and specific red zone concepts for high red, low red, and goal line situations.

If you coach offense at any level of high school football, this one is worth your time.

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TIMESTAMPS

0:00Intro, guest welcome, and sponsor read

1:17Spring install overview: staff meetings and personnel evaluation

8:50The 6-week pre-spring install schedule and repetition structure

13:05Why repetition works: the walk-on quarterback story

13:16Building the offense around your quarterback's skillset

15:34What Georgia Tech film taught Knoxville Catholic this offseason

18:38Spring focal points: scheming for your league and early opponents

19:04The 3-day install menu: run game, quick game, drop backs, and red zone

24:34Why Jones practices red zone every single day of spring ball

27:14Offensive and defensive coordination during spring practice

31:32Red zone philosophy: run the football and QB critical factors

35:01QB coaching points: KYP, KYS, and Jones-isms that stick five years later

37:03High red zone: double under concept and pre-snap read process (SOCK)

43:01Low red zone: sprint snag and reading the flat

46:57Boundary mesh: a universal red zone concept that works against all coverages

59:52What makes Knoxville Catholic different from every other program