LITTLE THINGS THAT MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE - Jenks HS Oklahoma
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LEARN FROM 13 STATE TITLES
PRACTICE
-- How do you increase tempo?
-- Coach Riggs shows you hwo to mirror game situations in practice
-- Every coach talks about getting max reps, but very few actually achieve it
-- How do you coach on the run? How do you increase INdividual time?
-- CHALLENGE PLAYERS: Turnovers, Loafs, Down & Distance
-- Productive Conditioning and Perfect Play Drill
-- How do you integrate ADVERSITY into practice? Bad Calls? Emergency Field Goal?
PREP & GAME PLANNING
-- Do you give position tests? How do you know if your players are ready for Friday night?
-- How do you teach your players to watch film? Players do not know how to study film
-- Learn what a 13-time state champion REVIEW SHEET BY POSITION looks like.
== Set Individual Goals
-- Measure What Matters
-- How do you grade your players? Jenks believes that this is very important
-- PRIORITIES. Football is #4 on the list
PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
--> Themes of the week
--> Celebrate Success. Make your 2nd stringers feel important. Don't just recognize star players
--> How to involve the youth
--> PHILOSOPHY: Defensive / Offensve / Special Team the Jenks Way
--> How do you include community and parents
--> Everyone says keep it simple (K.I.S.S.)......but very few coaches actually do it.
--> How do you get committment from: Admin, Boosters, Parents, Community
Lessons
The Coach
Keith Riggs
Head Coach - Jenks High School
Riggs succeeded Allan Trimble as head coach in 2018. Trimble won a state-record 13 state titles in 22 years from 1996-2017. Riggs was Trimble’s DC for seven of those state championships. Riggs has been the Trojans’ assistant head coach and defensive coordinator since 2010.
Riggs, 52, was a 1983 All-State defensive end and halfback at Owasso, where he gained 2,400 yards in his last two seasons. He was the Metro Lakes Conference’s 1983 co-player of the year. In a 1982 game, he rushed for a then-Owasso record 245 yards in a 28-21 win over Bixby.
Riggs passed up an academic scholarship from Princeton to continue his football career at Northeastern A&M, where he was a starting linebacker at NEO in 1984 and ’85.
League Rival Broken Arrow had this to say about Riggs: “He really knows how to dissect an offense and put a great game plan together. I was around him for 6-7 years and saw his great attention to detail and great work ethic seven days a week.”
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Caterory: | Football/Program Development |
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