Ball State Special Teams Philosophy by Cory Connolly

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Ball State University Special Teams Coordinator Cory Connolly breaks down the Cardinals Special Teams Philosophy. He covers how he is able to create a competitive team environment, staff expectations, and getting ready on gameday. He also breaks down film and drill work showing topics like net drill progressions, punt vs. punt pressure, and game examples of his special teams play. Book this course now to see the ins and outs of Ball states special teams and start getting better today!

Lessons

INTRODUCTION

1 Coach Connolly’s Background

BALL STATE SPECIAL TEAMS PHILOSOPHY

2 Fundamentals 3 Creating an Environment of Competition 4 Ball State Past Success / Why Have We Been Good? 5 You Get What You Put In 6 Staff Coaching Assignments / Staff Expectations 7 Game Day Eyes 8 Special Teams Teaching Progression

MAXIMS & DRILLS

9 Maxims / Net Concept 10 Net Drill Progression - Part 1 11 Net Drill Progression - Part 2 12 Time at The Line = Yards 13 Sometimes the Best Block is No Block 14 Punt vs Punt Pressure - Part 1 15 Punt vs Punt Pressure - Part 2 16 Punt Game Example 17 Punt Pressure Game Example

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18 Q&A with Cory Connolly

The Coach

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Promote, Protect, and Improve High School Football in Indiana

Cory Connolly is the Special Teams Coordinator and Outside Linebackers Coach for Ball State University. Connolly has been with the Ball State football program since 2015, starting out as a GA. Since 2021, he has also taken the role of recruiting coordinator for the Cardinals.

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