The Left Hash Call

On this episode of The Left Hash Call, we sit down with Texas Tech offensive coordinator Matt — one of the fastest-rising offensive minds in college football — alongside quarterback Lindsey Scott. From humble beginnings coaching high school football and teaching geometry, to building explosive offenses at Incarnate Word and Texas State, and now leading a high-powered attack in Lubbock, this conversation dives deep into the evolution of a modern offensive system and the mindset behind it.We talk about growing up as a coach’s kid, developing a quarterback-first philosophy, and how trust and freedom shape elite quarterback play. Matt breaks down how his offense adapts to personnel, the collaborative process behind building a system, and what it takes to transition that identity across multiple levels of college football. Lindsey Scott also shares why playing in this system changed his perspective on the position — and ultimately led him into coaching.The episode also covers:The origins of the offense and early high school experimentationTransitioning from UIW to Texas State to Texas TechBuilding offensive identity while blending new staff ideasQuarterback freedom, footwork flexibility, and decision-makingLessons learned from playoff runs and high-level competitionHow great offenses evolve year to year@thelefthashcall#Coaching #CFB #LHC

In this episode, we sit down with Drake University’s new offensive coordinator, Joe Matheson, who arrives alongside Head Coach Matt Walker after a dominant run at the University of Wisconsin–River Falls.Matheson orchestrated a unit that led all of college football (across every division) in total offense and finished the 2025 season with a national championship.We dive into his full journey:– Coaching under Jerry Kill at the University of Minnesota– Building experience at Southwest Minnesota State– Eight seasons developing one of the most explosive offenses in the country at River Falls– And now, taking over at Drake as part of a brand-new regimeThis is a deep look into offensive philosophy, player development, and what it actually takes to build a nationally elite unit — then bring that standard to the next level.

Kevin Burke is one of the most accomplished quarterbacks in Division III football history and one of the rising offensive minds in the coaching profession. A former Mount Union signal-caller, Burke led the Purple Raiders to a 43-2 record as a starter, three straight national championship appearances, and the 2012 NCAA Division III National Championship. He became the first junior ever to win the Gagliardi Trophy, then made history again as the first and still only player to win the award twice, adding a second trophy in 2014. Burke finished his legendary career with more than 14,500 total offensive yards before transitioning into coaching, with stops at Mount Union, Case Western Reserve, and UC Davis, where he helped develop one of the top quarterbacks at the FCS level. Now, he returns to his alma mater as offensive coordinator, bringing championship experience, quarterback expertise, and a deep understanding of the Mount Union standard back to Alliance.

In this in-depth interview, Coach Brad Bez shares his journey through various levels of college football, emphasizing fundamentals, scheme adaptation, and leadership. Discover insights on coaching philosophy, navigating different programs, and the importance of fundamentals in building successful offensive lines.

Today we have one of the owner of one of the most influential educational football accounts on earth. He is the author of Trends & Bring Your Own Pencil. Creator of the Playcaller's Club and CHLK. You have hundreds of this guys tweets saved, the man, Dan Casey.

Division III football is evolving fast — and Coach Cat (Jim Catanzaro) has seen it from every angle.In this episode of The Left Hash Call, Seth Howard sits down with the Lake Forest College Head Football Coach, Assistant Vice President/Director of Athletics, 4-time Midwest Conference Champion, former Chair of the NCAA Division III Football Committee, and current AFCA Board of Trustees member to talk culture, recruiting, governance, and the future of college football.@thelefthashcall

In this conversation, Coach Michael Zweifel discusses his journey to becoming the head football coach at UW-La Crosse, sharing insights on his coaching philosophy, the importance of building a strong staff, and his vision for the program. He emphasizes the need for consistency in practice, the significance of special teams, and the challenges of recruiting in a competitive academic environment. Zweifel also reflects on his experiences as a player and coach, the evolution of the game, and the importance of developing young coaches. Throughout the discussion, he highlights the value of being true to oneself and adapting to the ever-changing landscape of college football.

Welcome to The Left Hash Call. You can also find us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Instagram, Twitter & TikTok!In this engaging conversation, Coach Logan Masters of Wayne State College shares insights into his coaching philosophy, team culture, and the importance of hard work and relationships in football. He discusses the challenges and joys of coaching, the significance of recruiting within the region, and how the transfer portal impacts team dynamics. Masters reflects on his journey from player to coach, emphasizing the lessons learned along the way and the importance of fostering a competitive yet supportive environment for his players.@thelefthashcallTwitter/X: https://x.com/thelefthashcallInstagram: /thelefthashcallFacebook: /thelefthashcallTik Tok: /thelefthashcall#Coaching #CFB #LHC

In this conversation, Greg Nelson, Senior Vice President of Competitive at Hudl, discusses the evolution of Hudl from its early days of DVD exchanges to its current state as a leader in sports technology, focusing on video analysis and AI integration. He shares insights on the importance of capturing data, the role of AI in coaching, and how Hudl is continuously innovating to meet the needs of coaches across various sports. The discussion also touches on the integration of wearable technology, the challenges of coaching workflows, and the future of Hudl as it transitions from Classic to New Hudl.

In this conversation, Tony Annese, head football coach at Ferris State, shares insights on his coaching philosophy, the impact of the transfer portal, and the importance of love and culture in building successful teams. He reflects on his journey from high school to college coaching, the challenges of player development, and the significance of nurturing young athletes both on and off the field. Annese emphasizes the need for patience, determination, and a commitment to serving young people as the foundation for success in coaching.