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<blockquote data-quote="Buzzbomb" data-source="post: 938818" data-attributes="member: 1134"><p>Without getting slammed for copyright infringement, let me try to summarize the main inference of the theme(some of it is what I was told by a Tech source about the upcoming practices, also). Much will be revealed tomorrow when they start up the offensive & defensive schemes. CBK has a pretty good idea of what he wants to see on the offensive side of the ball. He knows what each member of the staff does well. Wants to build from ground up in all three phases, which includes ST. Doesn’t want to copy what every other school is doing. Desires flexibility and playing to the strength of his roster. Has a general idea of who is playmakers are going to be, and how to utilize them most effectively. Got to be able to play fast or slow, huddle, no huddle. Excited for Pyron, who is full go. Weinke works well with Zach. Doesn’t have a pecking order of the QB’s, yet. </p><p>On defense, there will be some carryover from what we did last year under Thacker. Loves Marco Coleman and his passion. He’s grown as a coach. </p><p>Discipline and toughness are keys for Key. He spoke in the article about how he’s ready to go each morning waking up as a HC. A little paraphrasing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buzzbomb, post: 938818, member: 1134"] Without getting slammed for copyright infringement, let me try to summarize the main inference of the theme(some of it is what I was told by a Tech source about the upcoming practices, also). Much will be revealed tomorrow when they start up the offensive & defensive schemes. CBK has a pretty good idea of what he wants to see on the offensive side of the ball. He knows what each member of the staff does well. Wants to build from ground up in all three phases, which includes ST. Doesn’t want to copy what every other school is doing. Desires flexibility and playing to the strength of his roster. Has a general idea of who is playmakers are going to be, and how to utilize them most effectively. Got to be able to play fast or slow, huddle, no huddle. Excited for Pyron, who is full go. Weinke works well with Zach. Doesn’t have a pecking order of the QB’s, yet. On defense, there will be some carryover from what we did last year under Thacker. Loves Marco Coleman and his passion. He’s grown as a coach. Discipline and toughness are keys for Key. He spoke in the article about how he’s ready to go each morning waking up as a HC. A little paraphrasing. [/QUOTE]
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