

Accelerate Everything – Dante Bartee, Analyst, University of Oregon
We titled this series “Accelerate Everything” because our guest host Dub Maddox gets his guests to strip things down to the essential ideas that lead to faster, successful execution. In this episode, Coach Maddox gives us an incredible perspective on accelerating execution from Dante Bartee, who Maddox calls the “Good Will Hunting” of defensive football.
The insights and recommendations from Coach Bartee, an analyst at the University of Oregon, will help your attack and play calling, as well as give you the upper hand on game day. Get your pencil and notebook out for this one.
Show Notes:
- B-Gap Is the Fulcrum of the Run Box
- Squeezing vs. Widening the B-Gap
- Fill and Fold Techniques with Backers
- Pulling Back the Curtain on Good Defensive Coordinators on 3rd Down
- What’s the Break?
- Getting the Defensive Coordinator Out of Exotics
- Getting the Defensive Coordinator Out of Loaded Fronts
- Going Tempo after 2nd Down
- Undressing the Defense
- Back Out to Empty
- Free Release the Back
- Packaging Plays for a 3rd Down Game Plan
- Getting Less Pressure on 3rd Down by Running More Screens and Draws
- Formation Packages That Give Defensive Coaches Nightmares
- Using Any Type of Slot
- Bracket Coverage
Follow Dante Bartee on Twitter @BarteeDante.
Dante Bartee has some incredible resources available on CoachTube. We highly recommend these regardless of what side of the ball you are on:
Rethinking Defense from Structure to Communication with Dante Bartee
Split Field Man-Match Quarters Defense
Cover 3 (1 High Zone) Match Principles vs. 2x2 Formations
Game Planning Out of the 4-2-5
Cover 3 (1 High Zone) Match Principles vs. 3x1 Formations
Understanding Position Maintenance in MOF Closed Principles
Related Resources:
Mike Yurcich – Nittany Lion Quick Passing Game
Listen to the Entire Accelerate Everything Series.
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