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    Frank True: MT Ararat

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    This document provides a summary of defensive football terminology and coverages presented by Frank True, the defensive coordinator of Mt Ararat. It defines common terms like gap responsibilities, receiver designations, defensive alignments, and various zone and man coverages. Key terms explained include the A, B, C, and D gaps between offensive linemen, numbering receivers from the outside in, and naming the base coverages of 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4. Common defensive stunts, blitzes, and adjustments to motion are also outlined.

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    This document provides a summary of defensive football terminology and coverages presented by Frank True, the defensive coordinator of Mt Ararat. It defines common terms like gap responsibilities, receiver designations, defensive alignments, and various zone and man coverages. Key terms explained include the A, B, C, and D gaps between offensive linemen, numbering receivers from the outside in, and naming the base coverages of 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4. Common defensive stunts, blitzes, and adjustments to motion are also outlined.

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    This document provides a summary of defensive football terminology and coverages presented by Frank True, the defensive coordinator of Mt Ararat. It defines common terms like gap responsibilities, receiver designations, defensive alignments, and various zone and man coverages. Key terms explained include the A, B, C, and D gaps between offensive linemen, numbering receivers from the outside in, and naming the base coverages of 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4. Common defensive stunts, blitzes, and adjustments to motion are also outlined.

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    Frank True: MT Ararat

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    This document provides a summary of defensive football terminology and coverages presented by Frank True, the defensive coordinator of Mt Ararat. It defines common terms like gap responsibilities, receiver designations, defensive alignments, and various zone and man coverages. Key terms explained include the A, B, C, and D gaps between offensive linemen, numbering receivers from the outside in, and naming the base coverages of 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4. Common defensive stunts, blitzes, and adjustments to motion are also outlined.

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    PRESENTED BY

    Frank True
    Mt Ararat
    Defensive Coordinator


    June 2010
    Terminology

    ON / OFF BALL TERMINOLOGY
    4 yards off ball.
    GAP TERMINOLOGY
    A Gap: Between Center and the Guard

    B Gap: Between the Guard and the Tackle.

    C Gap: Between the Tackle and 3
    rd
    on/off LOS, #3
    outside hip of tackle.

    D Gap: Outside hip of the 3
    rd
    on/off LOS.
    RECEIVER DESIGNATIONS
    Receivers are numbered from the outside in, to each side.
    Hole
    0-14 Yds
    Hook Zone
    0-14 Yds
    Hook Zone
    0-14 Yds
    Curl Zone
    0-14 Yds
    Curl Zone
    0-14 Yds
    Flat Zone
    0-10 Yds
    Flat Zone
    0-10 Yds
    PASSING ZONES
    Under
    0-5 Yds
    E
    E
    T S
    M W
    N
    C C
    SS
    EAGLE ALIGNMENT
    FS
    NOSE TACKLE SAM
    END END
    WILL MIKE
    CORNER CORNER
    FREE SAFETY STRONG SAFETY
    BASE COVERAGES:
    0,2,3,4, Deuce
    E E
    T
    S
    M
    W
    N
    C C
    SS
    53 ALIGNMENT
    FS
    NOSE
    TACKLE
    END
    END SAM
    WILL
    MIKE
    CORNER CORNER
    FREE SAFETY
    STRONG SAFETY
    BASE COVERAGES:
    0,1,3
    E
    E T S
    M
    W
    N
    C C
    SS
    Strong
    FS
    NOSE
    TACKLE
    SAM
    END
    END
    WILL MIKE
    CORNER CORNER
    FREE SAFETY
    STRONG SAFETY
    BASE COVERAGES:
    0,1,3,
    Note: Strong side determined by field
    Defensive Line Stunts

    E S N T E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Slant Strong
    E S N T E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Slant Weak
    E S N T E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    IN
    E S N T E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    OUT
    Pressures and Blitzes

    E S N T E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Mike Fire
    On any Fire call, blitz assigned gap. In this case M Blitzes B-gap
    E S N T E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Out Fox-Mike Fire
    Zone Pressures

    E S N T E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Sting Cover 3
    E S N T E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Wing Cover 3
    E S N T E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Strong dlb stick Cover 3
    E S N T E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Weak Dlb Stick Cover 3
    E S N T
    E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Cobra
    E S N T
    E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Double Cobra
    Coverage's
    Cover 0-----Man Coverage
    Cover 1-----Man Coverage 1 Free
    Cover 2-----Zone Coverage 2 Deep Shell
    Cover 3-----Zone Coverage 3 Deep Shell
    Cover 4-----Zone Coverage 4 Deep Shell

    E
    S N T
    E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Cover 0
    S
    E N T
    E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Cover 1
    Note: Sam is outside for better coverage leverage
    E
    S N T
    E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Cover 2
    Safetys have deep half, corners have flats.
    Corners will run with any vertical after 10 yards
    E
    S N T
    E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Cover 3
    Corners and free safety half deep thirds

    Strong will take place of blitzing backer
    Adjustments to Motion and
    Formations

    E S N T E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    End split difference between number 2 and EMOLOS. Free on the hash
    E
    S N T
    E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Motion handled by secondary---- Trip Rules
    E S N T
    E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Motion handled by secondary
    E S N T
    E
    M W
    $
    C
    C
    F
    Free on the Numbers of the trip side
    Questions???

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