The Hurry Up No Huddle: An Offensive Philosophy

by Gus Malzahn

Description

In this course Gus Malzahn will comprehensively break down the Malzahn Offensive Strategy by taking you through three courses in one. 

The Hurry-Up, No-Huddle:

Learn how changing the traditional dynamics of football can give a team a major advantage over its opponents. The Hurry-Up, No-Huddle: An Offensive Philosophy highlights the revolutionary concept of a team running its offense at a 2-minute pace for the entire game. The coaching videos featured in this first course discuss the philosophy and principles attendant to the hurry-up, no-huddle and explain the relevant responsibilities of coaches and players.

Shotgun Running Game With Play-Action Complement:

The Shotgun Running Game With Play-Action Complement presents a step-by-step review of how to develop and implement a successful running game out of the shotgun formation. The detailed instructional videos in this section also explain the positional responsibilities for the running game and offer coaching pointers and game footage for seven proven running plays out of the shotgun. 

Teaching Routes With Quarterback and Receiver Responsibilities:

Teaching Routes With Quarterback and Receiver Responsibilities offers a detailed overview of what you should expect of your quarterbacks and receivers concerning how wide receivers should run their routes. In an easy-to-understand and apply manner, this section of the course explains and demonstrates the responsibilities of the quarterbacks and his wide receivers on seven of the most commonly run routes. 

Lessons

The Hurry No Huddle: An Offensive Philosophy

1 Philosophy, Primary Goals, and Advantages 0:00 2 Implementation, Communication, and Choosing a Theme Free 0:00 3 Signals Of Plays, and Tips 0:00

The Shotgun Running-Game with Play-Action Compliment

4 Introduction 0:00 5 Keys to a Successful Running Game Out of the Shotgun 0:00 6 Option Pass Free 0:00 7 Game Film Option Pass 0:00 8 Counter 0:00 9 Game Footage Counter 0:00 10 Quarterback Counter Free 0:00 11 Game Footage Quarterback Counter 0:00 12 Counter Pass 0:00 13 Game Footage Counter Pass 0:00 14 Waggle 0:00 15 Game Footage Waggle 0:00

Teaching Routes with Quarterback and Receiver Responsibilities

16 Introduction 0:00 17 Receiver Expectations 0:00 18 Routes Free 0:00 19 Game and Practice Film Review 0:00 20 Comeback 0:00 21 Game and Film Review 0:00 22 Quick Slant 0:00 23 Game and Practice Film Review 0:00 24 Game and Practice Film Review 0:00 25 Out & Up 0:00 26 Game and Practice Film Review 0:00 27 Flag 0:00 28 Game and Practice Film Review 0:00 29 Go 0:00 30 Game and Practice Film Review 0:00

The Coach

Gus Malzahn

Head Coach at Auburn University

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In Gus Malzahn's first year at Auburn he received national acclaim for overseeing one of the biggest turnarounds in college football history. Coach Malzahn inherited an Auburn Tigers football team that did not win a single SEC game in the 2012, then led them to an SEC Championship and an appearance in the 2014 BCS Championship Game.

Awards
Broyles (2010)
SEC Coach of the Yeat (2013)
Home Depot Coach of the Year (2013)
Sporting News Coach of the Year (2013)
Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year (2013)
AP College Football Coach of the year (2013)
Paul "Bear" Bryant Award(2013)
Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year (2013

Ratings and Reviews (3)

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finishthedrill

This course is solid. Love how it bounces from field drills to game/practice film review. You're my boy, Gus.

Aug 18, 15 01:11 AM

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Jasonpratt89

I've actually completed this, but part 24 comes up for every passing film. Glitch in the Matrix.

Jan 24, 17 02:56 PM

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John Bronkhorst

I'm a BIG believer in what Coach Malzahn does offensively. I have studied him and philosophy for years. This course is great for any coach who is interested in learning this philosophy.

Nov 17, 19 05:19 PM

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