23. Youth/ Middle School Install 2023 Installs 3 & 4
by Dan Gonzalez
Description
Coach Gonzalez shares the 2023 Installation Videos he created for a 6th grade consulting client. This client wanted to learn the spread passing game, while maintaining flexibility in player positions, yet being constrained by the limitations of physical development. Practice time and exposure to verbiage was limited, so a streamlined install was used that had:
- No vertical reads (due to age/physical limitations of players)
- Wrist cards and tags were the means of communication
- A limited number of 1-word play calls were also utilized
The installs cover not only teaching points in the run and pass games, but include some updated teaching video and concepts. The pieces, though basic, combine to form a robust, multi-dimensional offense that allowed for growth as the season progresses. For example, the basics of the zone read and RPOs are there, should expansion go in that direction.
The entire series, covering 6 Installation Practices, contains 40 video segments and over 7 hours of teaching video.
Lessons
The Coach
In eleven seasons as a college and high school football coach, Dan Gonzalez has coached or recruited the single season or career passing leader at every school he has coached. His career began when he was given the responsibility of handling passing game quality control during his senior season as a player at the University of Texas. After graduation, he served one season as an assistant at Ranger College, and then moved on to serve as the quarterback coach at Abilene Christian University for two seasons before returning as the offensive coordinator at Ranger College. Gonzalez then spent two years as the offensive coordinator at North Lamar High School in Paris, Texas. Making the switch from a wishbone offense to a multifaceted passing attack, North Lamar High School enjoyed back-to-back winning seasons for the first time in 20 years. Moreover, his quarterback, a converted safety, emerged as the 18th-ranked prospect in the nation. After two seasons, he joined the Lenoir-Rhyne University (formerly Lenoir-Rhyne College) staff in January 2002 as the quarterback and wide receiver coach and co-offensive coordinator. During his first season at Lenoir-Rhyne University, the team’s quarterback led the South Atlantic Conference in passing and set single-season school records for most yards, touchdowns, and completions. Three different quarterbacks in three seasons each netted top 10 passing seasons in the school’s record books, including the second- and fourth-best receiving careers in school history. He then returned for a second stint at ACU.
The methods for teaching here at these stops have been refined, distilled, and gotten results = even with youth aged players. Gonzalez’s son (now an FBS scholarship quarterback) and his teammates put these theories into action, and so did a growing number of high school clients across the country, resulting in record-setting passing games, program turnarounds, deep playoff runs, and state championships.
Gonzalez graduated from The University of Texas at Austin, where he played football for four years and lettered as a wide receiver on the 1994 Southwest Conference championship team. He has two master’s degrees from Liberty University, including an MBA. Gonzalez and his wife, Lori, reside in the Dallas suburbs.
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| Caterory: | Football/Youth Football |
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| Videos: | 11 |
