Justin Burke - UTSA - Roadrunner Game Planning - Personnel Organization

by Texas High School Coaches Association

Description

UTSA’s rise in college football hasn’t been by accident — it’s been built on culture, consistency, and a program-based system. In this session, Offensive Coordinator Justin Burke breaks down how the Roadrunners approach game planning, personnel organization, and building an adaptable offense.

You’ll learn how UTSA reinforces its culture pillars, develops players, and organizes staff to stay aligned with the head coach’s vision. Burke also shares how the Triangle of Toughness (run to win, throw to score, and best players on special teams) shapes everything the Roadrunners do.

What you’ll learn:

Coordinator’s role in reinforcing culture and vision
UTSA’s five core culture pillars
How to organize personnel for buy-in and execution
Building a program-based offense that lasts

Learn proven game-planning and organizational strategies that drive UTSA’s success.

Lessons

1 Roadrunner Game Planning & Offensive Personnel Organization - Justin Burke 2 Introduction and Overview to the topic 4:53 3 Role of an Coordinator/Staff 6:14 4 Begin with the End in Mind 2:17 5 Why have a Philosophy? 1:45 6 UTSA Offensive Philosophy: Overall 5:21 7 Focus: Multiplicity 1:10 8 Common Mistake And Answer 1:12 9 Key to Multiplicity: Words Matter! 2:57 10 Tempos 1:19 11 Personnels 3:56 12 Formations 4:54 13 Position Lettering and Playmakers 10:00 14 Shifts 1:24 15 Motions & Run schemes 1:35 16 Run Manipulations, Run Tags and Protections 1:03 17 Pass Game Families 2:40

The Coach

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Justin Burke - UTSA

Justin Burke is in his first season as UTSA's offensive coordinator after serving as associate head coach and special teams coordinator during the 2022 regular season before being promoted to co-offensive coordinator for the Cure Bowl. An offensive analyst for the Roadrunners in 2021-22, he will coach the tight ends for the second straight season. During his three years in San Antonio, the Roadrunners have posted a 30-10 record, won back-to-back conference championships, and made three bowl appearances. A former quarterback at Louisville, he has also coached at Texas, USF and his alma mater.