Coach Robbie Owens

Offensive Coordinator-Grand Junction Tigers Football Team

No Huddle Power Pistol

Mini Bio:

Head Coach Robbie Owens will enter his 5th season in 2012 as head football coach of the Grand Junction Tigers. Hired in 2008, Owens has led the Tigers into their first years back into Colorado 5A classification winning. Grand Junction has won Back to Back 2010/2011 Southwestern League titles and made two final 8 appearances in the Colorado 5A playoffs. The Tigers are 21-3 the past two seasons and became the first SWL team to host and win a modern day 5A playoff game and have a 5-3 playoff record.

The 2011 campaign saw the Tigers ranked #1 Denver Post and Colorado Preps polls. The Tigers finished #1 in 5A in total offense and scoring averaging 482.7 yards per game (averaging 80 yards more than next closest 5A program) and 42.2 points per game. The finished ranked in the top 40 in the country in Total Offense and top 25 Rushing offense according to MaxPreps.

In 2010 the Tigers finished ranked in the top 10 in both the Denver Post and Colorado Preps polls. The Tigers finished #1 in 5A in total offense averaging 414.75 yards per game (the only 5A team to average over 400 yards total offense), #2 in rushing averaging 294.33 yards per game, 2

nd in scoring averaging 37.75 points per game, and 6th in scoring defense holding their opponents to 14.9 points per game.

Under Owens’s leadership the team had 21 SWL All-Conference selections, 50 All-Academic honorees. Senior Quarterback Sean Rubalcaba has been selected as the 2011 Denver Post Gold Helmet Award Recipient. This award is presented annually to Colorado’s top senior football player, scholar, and citizen. This award began in 1951 and is the state’s most prestigious award for prep athletes. Winners must have made First Team All-State, maintained at least a 3.5 grade point average, with a strong academic base, and have a proven commitment to their community as well as having demonstrated high character. Rubalcaba is the sixth Grand Junction Tiger to receive this honor, with six recipients Grand Junction High School leads the state with the most Denver Post Gold Helmet winners.

Rubalcaba and Jerreon Dennis were selected to the Denver Post All-Colorado Team, and along with Junior, Defensive End, Austin Berk were selected to the Colorado 5A 1

st Team All-State Team. Rubalcaba, Dennis and Casey Walker were selected in 2010 as well, with Rubalcaba being selected to All-Colorado Team. During the past four seasons, the SWL Offensive Player of the Year and SWL Defensive Player of the Year has been awarded to a Tiger five times. Owens was named Coach of the year the past two seasons and was selected as a Denver Bronco Coach of the week. Owens has spoken at many clinics and hosted coaching staffs regarding his No Huddle Power Pistol Offense. None of these achievements speaks more about Owens approach to the program then the Team’s GPA of 3.26. The team’s GPA during the season prior to Owens taking over was 2.68. Owens was also selected by the Class of 2012 as a Honor Teacher, where he spoke at Graduation Baccalaureate Ceremony.

Prior to Grand Junction High School, Owens was the Head Coach at Coconut Creek High School in Coconut Creek, Florida. The Cougars played in one the toughest and largest school districts in the country in Broward County. The team finished 7-4 in Florida 5A football. The team averaged 332 yards per game and scored 30.1 points/per game becoming one of the top offensive attacks in Broward in just one season. During h is one season at Coconut Creek, Owens tutored All-Broward selections, Quarterback, Tirrell Rennie, and Wide Receiver, Quintin Robinson. Rennie ended the year passing for 1752 yards and 17 touchdowns and rushing for 1031 yards and 10 touchdowns. He also broke the school’s record for total offense in a single game with 330 passing yards and 155 rushing yards. The Cougars beat Douglas County 62-42 to tie the 3

rd most total points in Broward County History. Rennie went on to be a two-time All-America pick at Ellsworth Community College, and currently, is the starting QB at University of Northern Iowa, where he was an All-American Selection as a Senior and Missouri Valley Football Conference Newcomer of the year as a Junior. He led the Panthers into the Football Championship Series Playoffs in 2010. Robinson, who also went on to be a 1st Team and 2nd Team All-America Wide Receiver, became a leading WR in South Florida under Owens. He was the MVP of the Dade-Broward All-Star Football Game. In all, seven senior players went on to play college football after the 2007 season.

Owens started his coaching career at Mesa State College. Owens was Assistant Head Coach, Defensive Coordinator and Recruiting Coordinator during his 11 seasons with the Mavericks. Owens was a key staff member on the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference football team that won two conference championships (2000, 2003), winning the first RMAC playoff game in Division II history (2000). Under Owens Guidance the 2005 defense had 33 total turnovers and six defensive touchdowns. Twice his defenses were ranked 3

rd nationally in defensive turnover categories, in 2005, with 23 interceptions and in 2003, with 40 total turnovers. The 2003 defense led the RMAC in scoring Defense, rushing defense, turnover margin, and turnovers gained.

The Mavericks defense had 20 players that earned post-season recognition, including three of the four defensive backs selected in 2003 and 2005. Owens was the only RMAC defense/secondary coach that coached two defensive backs to the 2006 Cactus Bowl (Division II All-Star Game). He had one player, James Bracey, break the national record for passes defended in a season and was a unanimous 1

st team All-RMAC selection.

During his tenure at Mesa State College, Owens was the only coach on the Mesa State College football staff to hold four key leadership positions: Defensive Coordinator, Recruiting Coordinator, Special Teams Coordinator, and the College’s Summer Camp Coordinator. Owens authored the first Mesa State College Sports Camp/Clinic Policy and Procedure Manual.

Owens was a Mesa State Wide Receiver from 1992-1995. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Human Performance and Wellness, and then completed his Master’s degree in Sports Administration from the University of Northern Colorado (2001). As an academic instructor, Owens taught nine years within the Department of Kinesiology at Mesa State College. He also monitored academic progress and graduation rates for the football program. He was a key staff member in providing academic interventions in time of need, including study tables, academic counseling and tutoring assignments.

Owens is married to Kelly Ehmsen, who earned her nursing degree at Mesa State College and is currently employed at St. Mary’s Hospital as an Emergency Room RN and Flight Nurse. They have two sons, Zack (12) and Jacob (11).

Interview Link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2012/05/16/one-on-one-w-coach-robbie-owens-no-huddle-power-pistol

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No Huddle Pistol Attack

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Second Round Playoffs Highlights

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Letters of intent

Coach Robbie Owen’s No Huddle Power Pistol ppts.

Coach Ray Olsen

Youth Angle Defense

Implementing the Angle Defense for Youth Football details the philosophy underlying the angle defense. Coach Ray Olsen will provide an overview of the key factors that youth football coaches should consider when adopting this game-tested scheme, which involves a balanced defensive front with multiple looks that is easy to implement. Coach Ray Olsen will also include coaching pointers for linebacker and defensive line play in the angle defense.

Interview link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2012/05/15/one-on-one-w-coach-olsen-angle-defensive-system

Coach DJ Mann

Air Raid Passing Attack

Screen Game

Mini Bio:

Coach Mann finished his 6th year of coaching. He attended West Texas A&M and learned the Air Raid system from Lee Hays who was the OC at that time. He started off as a volunteer at Palo Duro high school and was blessed to be hired as the outside receivers coach in the Air Raid System the same season. From there, I moved to Dallas, Tx and became the Co-offensive coordinator at Spruce Hs. We took a team that went 5-6 the previous year to district champs the next year while going to the second round of the playoffs. Going from a spread option to the Air Raid we were able to have 3 qb’s throw for over 500 yards. The next two years I would go to Wylie High School to be the assistant receiver coach and get a chance to coach in the 2008 state championship vs. the Katy Tigers. The last two years he has had the opportunity to coach in one of the top offenses in Texas at Sulphur Springs HS led by then OC Jeff Riordan.  In two years we have averaged 480 yards of offense per game and 40 points.  Quarterback Justin Owens was Hon Mention all state each year and Cody Clayton and Alvin Frazier were Hon mention all-state receivers.

ppt link:

http://www.hudl.com/presview/56313

Interview link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2012/05/10/one-on-one-w-coach-dj-mann-pistol-air-raid-attack-part-2

Coach Metz

www.coachmetz.com

Using Microsoft Word to Design Your Playbook

Article Written by:

Marcelo MetzelarOffensive CoordinatorMiami Country Day School

Article Link:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/92634912/Using-Microsoft-Word-to-Design-Your-Playbook

Tom Compton

6th Round Pick Washington Redskins

Scouting Report from Bleecher Report/NFL Network 

Tom Compton may be unknown to many after four years playing for the University of South Dakota, but he is ready to make a name for himself in the NFL.

The 6’5″, 314-pound Compton excelled and started in all four of his seasons with the Coyotes. In that time, he was a three-time All-Great West selection, earning an honorable mention in 2009 followed by being named to the first team in 2010 and 2011. Last year, Compton was named the Great West Conference offensive lineman of the year and an FCS All-American.

According to NFL.com, “he has shown the efficiency, smarts, and athletic ability to survive at the next level.”

Compton’s strengths lie in his nearly perfect footwork. He is quick off the ball and can use angles effectively to get upfield on linebackers while not letting his man get behind him. Compton also plays with good leverage and has the ability to drive the defender off the line of scrimmage.

Compton possesses long arms that boast a nearly 34-inch reach and solid hands in pass protection. According to CBSSports.com, Compton had a great practice week at the East-West Shrine Game. At the combine, meanwhile, he was one of the top performers at his position in the 40-yard dash (5.03 seconds), 20-yard shuttle (4.6 seconds), vertical jump (30″), broad jump (108″) and 3-cone drill (7.59 seconds).

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-combine/09000d5d827c49d6/2012-combine-workout-Tom-Compton

Tom Compton’s Combine Video

Interview link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2012/05/08/one-on-one-w-tom-compton-6th-round-pick-washington-redskins

New Show link posted above

One on one w/ Coach Fox

432 Cloud Defense

Coach Fox has spoken at plenty of events covering offense and defense.  Today he will come on to talk about his 4-3-2 Cloud Defense for youth. Many coaches that sat in on his lecture covering his system enjoyed it and found his system to be very helful for their programs. Since we’re about to get into a new season I thought it would be perfect to have Cox Fox come in and break down his system.

Interview link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2012/05/02/one-on-one-w-coach-fox-4-3-2-cloud-defense

ppt. link:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/92088831/CC-Spartans-Defense

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Mini bio:

Coach Broussard  a native of New Orleans, LA he played college football at Citrus College in 2001 in Glendoria, CA. He served as Offensive Coordinator for the AIFA Mississippi MudCats (Arena Football) in 2007-08 finishing there at the leagues all time winning coaching staff. In 2007 he served as running backs coach at Itawamba Community College. He most recently served as a National Football League (NFL) Coaching Intern with the Minnesota Vikings in 2010.

Coach Broussard will come on and talk about his long road to the NFL as an Intern. Many want to coach at the next level, but no one really talk about the cost it takes to go up the ranks. Today Coach Broussard will sit down and have lunch with us and talk football.

Interview link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2012/04/30/coach-kirk-broussard-former-intern-minn-vikings

Coach Vint

Pistol Attack

Coach Vint is no stranger to the show and we brought him to you 1st on TRZ. Today we will talk about his pistol attack as well as getting a personal one on one with him talking about his new DVD’s and coaching books that should drop in a few days. Make sure you tune in for a great interview.

Interview Link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2012/04/28/time-for-the-closer-coach-james-vint-pistol-offense

ppt. link:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/91603970/Share-File-Marrying-the-Downhill-Run-Game-With-the-Spread

Coach Bill Mountjoy

Tiger Cat Defensive Attack

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Notes from Coach Bill Mountjoy:

ADVANTAGES of 4-2-5 (AKA 4-4) 1. IT IS A BALANCED DEFENSE WITH 4 PLAYERS TO EACH SIDE THUS MAKING IT MUCH EASIER TO ADJUST TO ANY OFFENSIVE FORMATION OR MOTION. 2. WE FEEL WE NEED 4 MEN ON EACH SIDE OF THE BALL TO STOP OPTION OFFENSES. 3. IT LIMITS THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PRACTICALLY ALL SPLIT-END OFFENSES. 4. IT LIMITS THE OFF-TACKLE PLAY BECAUSE IT TAKES AWAY THE DOUBLE TEAM BLOCK. 5. IT IS A GREAT CONTAIN DEFENSE WITH OLB’s IN A “TRUE END” POSITION. 6. IT HELPS LIMIT THE INSIDE OFFENSE BECAUSE THEY HAVE JUST 3 MEN IN EFFECTIVE POSITION TO BLOCK YOUR 4 IN THE MIDDLE – THUS FORCING TEAMS TO RUN OUTSIDE WHERE THEY HAVE A ONE-ON-ONE BLOCKING SCHEME. 7. NO DEFENSIVE PLAYER HAS OVER ONE GAP AS HIS RESPONSIBILITY. 8. IT GIVES YOU A BETTER PASS RUSH, AND, STUNTING PACKAGE BY ALLOWING YOU TO SEND 4 PLAYERS TO EITHER SIDE. 9. WE ARE ABLE TO PLAY EVERY PASS COVERAGE THE 4 DEEP TEAMS PLAY.

Coach Bill Mountjoy

Interview Link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2012/04/26/part-2-of-the-triple-header-trz-coach-mountjoy-tiger-cat-d

ppt. link:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/91131204/Mountjoy-Defense

Coach Will Compton

Mini Bio:

I’m 32 years old. I am married and have 2 wonderful children ages 7 and 3. I am completing my 9th year of teaching and coaching. I went to school at Angelo State University. I was on the football team for 3 years. I started out as a JH coach at Altair Rice Consolidated after 2 years I took a position at Refugio a small 2A in South Texas where I was named Offensive Coordinator. I took Refugio from a traditional Wing-T team into a spread based team we went 3 rounds in the playoffs. My Head Coach at the time Chris Jones then took a position at 4A powerhouse La Marque. It was at this time that we switched to the Air Raid Offense. At the end of the season Coach Jones decided to move back to West Texas. So I took the Assistant Athletic Director and Offensive Coordinator job at Mabank. A small 4A in East Texas. Here we averaged 428 Yards per game and produced an All- State QB in Kolton Browning now at ULM. After 2 years at Mabank I received a call from Dereck Rush who asked me to come to John Tyler. We have made it to the Quarter-Finals and Semi-Finals the past 2 years. We have broken almost every Offensive record that John Tyler had. Some include most point in a season (645), Most Passing yards ( 3782) Most YPG ( 487). Our QB also had one of the highest completion rates in the state. He was 283-393 with 34 TD and 5 INT.

Interview link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2012/04/25/1st-of-up-on-this-weeks-triple-header-coach-compton

Film Cut-Up w/ ppt.

http://www.hudl.com/presview/48147