Coach Nkere Reed

Byron Nelson High School

Running Backs Coach

Tonight we will sit down and talk about Spot vs. Curl/Flat Combo. Coach Reed is listed as one of the up and coming minds in the football ranks. Tonight he will shed a little light on passing concepts and return for part 2 on another subject.  

Interview link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2013/05/11/one-on-one-w-coach-reed-spot-vs-curlflat

 PPT:

Mini Bio:

Scoop Reed began is coaching career at his alma mater  in 1998 at Richland (WA) High School.  After graduating from Oklahoma Christian University in 2003 he continued as a coach at Fort Worth Christian School in Fort Worth, Texas.  After Fort Worth Christian he would have short stints at Keller Middle School, Haltom, Corsicana, and Wylie High School before landing at Byron Nelson High School in 2010. 

Coach Reed is known for passion for football and the relationships that he makes player, coaches, and school staff.

Coach Reed is a native of Richland, Washington graduating from Richland High School in 1995.  He played football at West Los Angeles Community College for the 1995 season.  In the winter of 1996 he transferred to Columbia Basin Community College where played for the men’s basketball team.  In 2000, Coach Reed transferred to Oklahoma Christian University. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in 2003. 

Playing and Coaching Experience:

2010-present:  Running Backs Coach-Byron Nelson High School

2008-2009:     Wide Receivers Coach-Wylie High School

2007-2008:     Wide Recievers Coach-Corsicana High School

2006-2007:      Junior Varsity Coach-Haltom High School

2005-2006:      Middle School Football Coach-Keller Middle School

2003-2005:      Head Track Coach-Fort Worth Christian School

1998-2000:      Track Coach-Richland (WA) High School

 Coach Shawn Copeland

Coach Darrick Ware

http://www.afootballjourney.com/index.html

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This week we will have the authors of “A Football Journey” Coach Shawn Copeland and Darrick Ware to talk a little bit about their 4 book series that is geared to building character as well as providing a soild base for any football player from freshman-senior. Your in for a treat this week so make sure you tune in.

Interview link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2013/05/07/one-on-one-w-coach-shawn-copeland-and-darrick-ware

Coach Shane Sams

353 Defensive Attack

3-5-3defense.com

CoachXO.com

Mini Bio:

Coach Shane Sams has been coaching for 11 years.

Coach Brian Fox returns….

Youth Pistol Offensive Attack Clinic

Coach Brian Fox has been on the show talking about both sides of the ball. When it comes to the pistol offensive attack his work at the youth level is well known. A student of Coach Anthony Pratley’s Spread Pistol Offensive attack…Coach Fox was able to simplfy this complex system for the youth level. He has installed a fully loaded attack of the option with kids at every level. Tonight he wants to come on to talk about the key points of the pistol as well as give us a preview of what he will cover with his youth pistol offensive clinic that is coming soon.

Interview link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2013/04/20/coach-fox-returns-youth-pistol-offensive-attack-clinic

******Justed annouced on the air. Coach Fox will allow one coach to attend his clinic for free. To apply to win email me coach@coachbigb.com The winner will be annouced next week. Good Luck and thanks Coach Fox for the give a way.******

http://firstdownapp.com/

About Charlie Coiner

How does a stellar football-coaching career begin?

Certainly, nine years in the NFL and another 20 in the NCAA doesn’t happen by accident. A career like this happens when a coach knows how to develop talent—and knows how to win. In 1983, with no coaching experience, Waynesboro, Virginia native Charlie Coiner had big dreams and made a bold move by approaching a new, now national, coaching figure. His timing was perfect.

In 1983, Charlie Coiner served as a graduate assistant at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina. Mack Brown, now Head Coach at the University of Texas, had just begun his first head-coaching job. Coiner recalls, “I wanted to get into coaching, but I had little to no experience. So, I walked into Coach Brown’s office and asked if I could coach. He told me he couldn’t pay me, and I kind of thought that was a fair deal since I didn’t know very much.” Coiner stayed for five years—and proved his worth.

Thereafter, Coiner rode the coaching carousel. “I’ve been a couple of places in my coaching career,” he says wryly. After Appalachian, Coiner worked on offense, defense, recruiting, and special teams for Minnesota, Austin Peay, Vanderbilt, Texas Southern, Louisville, UT Chattanooga, LSU, and again at Texas Southern.

Coiner coached for the NFL’s Chicago Bears (Special Teams, 2001-05) and Buffalo Bills (Tight Ends, 2006-09). During this tenure with the Bills, he helped lead a young group of tight ends to career numbers while they also contributed as blockers for a rushing attack that ranked fifth in the AFC. It was also during this time that he coached Derek Schouman, who is the Play Architect and Production Consultant for the FirstDown PlayBook™ product.

As the 2010 New Year rolled in, the Bills dismissed their entire coaching staff. After only a short time without a gig, and given an unexpected vacancy, North Carolina coach Butch Davis grabbed Coiner as an assistant coach for defense. “Coiner’s smart. He’s got good communication skills. He’s a good teacher,” Coach Davis says.

In 2011, Coiner moved to Austin, Texas, and took a break from coaching. He then began using the unusual time he had away from the game, as Coiner says, “to become a better coach.” Coiner began digitally converting dozens of playbooks in order to find plays more quickly once he returned to coaching.

Coach Coiner will talk about his app that all coaches can use from youth-pro. Make sure you tune in for to learn more and how this app can help you and your program.

Interview link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2013/04/16/one-on-one-w-coach-charlie-coiner-first-down-app

Coach Jeff Berk

 www.Disabilitysuccess.com

When you have a radio show you run across stories that catch your eye. This is one of those type of interviews you will get to listen to this week. Coach Jeff Berk work with players that have disabilities. Coaching in itself is a hard job dealing with personalities, scheduling, etc. Coach Berk has taken on the task to coaching players with different disabilities and help these players achieve their goals to play a game that we all love. I won’t say anymore…but this is interview will be more than X’s and O’s.

Mini Bio:

Jeff Berk is a former Division I (FBS) offensive lineman at West Virginia University. While playing at WVU Jeff was an Academic All-American, All Big East, and the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame scholar-athlete. Jeff received a Bachelor’s in Physical Education and a Master’s in Special Education while attending WVU. After his playing days Jeff became a Special Education teacher and offensive line coach for his home town high school in Huber Heights, Ohio. Jeff is currently the Special Education Supervisor and advocate for students with disabilities. Jeff is the founder of “Success for College Students with Disabilities” (www.disabilitysuccess.com) an instant access resource website for current and future college students with disabilities.

On January 6, 2013 Jeff published his first book “NCAA Eligibility: Student-Athletes with Education-Impacting Disabilities”. As a former student-athlete with a Learning Disability, Jeff understands the challenges that current and future student-athletes with disabilities face at the collegiate level. In his book you will find valuable information in the areas of Initial NCAA Eligibility and college success for students with disabilities. Jeff is married to Julie and has two children Mason & Madelyn.

Interview link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2013/04/14/re-take

 Coach Terry Cox

Every year Coach Cox doesn’t rest. He’s always looking at relies from youth-HS coaches seeing how he can improve on his defensive and offensive attack. He’s always looking for new wrinkles to keep coaches one step ahead of the coaches they face that season. Tonight Coach Cox will come on for his two part interview covering his offensive and defensive system. If you haven’t heard Coach Cox speak you need to tune in for a treat.

521 Defense

His 521 is a multiple front 353 system that has become a full blown system that can be used for any situation. This youth-HS system has turned many heads and Coach Cox has made some adjustments to keep the coaches who use his system a step ahead. Check out some of his new stunts and other auto calls that he has added to help with play calling and adjustments to his system.

Power Pistol/DW Attack

Everyone know that he’s a great DW coach. He learned over time that many people have caught up with the DW. He wanted to provide a change up that allow DW coaches to stay with their roots, but add some wrinkles that can keep your offense potent. He also added some spread concepts with a quick passing attack to come full circle. Now since the pistol is being used more he has made some updates from adjustments teams have made against his 1st version. Now he added some more packages and other wrinkles.

ppt. link:

Interview link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2013/03/02/coach-terry-cox-521-defense-and-pistol-attack

Coach C. Ray Gregory

Pistol/Under Center Option Attack

Mini Bio:

C. Ray Gregory is the slot backs coach at Bethune-Cookman University, a position he assumed in 2008. Widely respected as the “guru of the option,” Gregory has been coaching for more than two decades. A list of the coaching stops that he has held in his career includes Southern Utah University, Millsaps College, Hines (MS) Community College, Georgia Southern University, University of Hawaii, Itawamba Junior College, and the University of Buffalo. Three of his teams won NCAA rushing titles, while running his renowned option offensive system. (Picture and bio from Coaches Choice.com

Interview Link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2013/02/03/coach-gregory

Coach Mike Pope

Triple Option Attack

More and more coaches are asking for more coaches to teach the option attack for youth as well as for older aged teams. I went no futher than Coach Mike Pope. Coach Pope has been on the show before and couldn’t wait to come on and talk about the Triple Option. Below is his interview link as well as his ppt. Enjoy tonight’s show coaches and get ready for our Super Bowl Edition interview this Sunday.

Interview link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2013/02/01/one-on-one-w-coach-mike-pope-triple-option

ppt link:

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Coach Chris Husby

http://www.specialteamsfootballacademy.com/index.html

 Tonight we will take a look in an area that don’t get the attention it deserves. Special Teams is an area that can help any football team get the edge in any game. Tonight we will have Coach Chris Husby to talk about Special Teams Football Academy and also lend a hand in coaching points in the kicking game.

Mini Bio:

http://www.specialteamsfootballacademy.com/kicking-coaches.html

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Interview link:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coach-bigb/2013/01/29/one-on-one-w-coach-chris-husby-special-team-academy