Thanks for the shout out! I wanted to create a term that illustrated the era of football which we are in: The Post-Spread Era. You either know how to create/constrain space, or you don't. Those that do not understand the 'new' rules of the game are likely to get left behind. Thus, the name Spatial Darwinism.
By showing how our concepts play out against their pattern matching. We've still been able to get away with identifying man or zone, but if we play a team that that plays rip/liz for example, then we'll show them that the seams won't be there even if you ID the CBs as zone. We see it quite a bit so they've gotten used to "mixed signals" from the D
Thanks for the shout out! I wanted to create a term that illustrated the era of football which we are in: The Post-Spread Era. You either know how to create/constrain space, or you don't. Those that do not understand the 'new' rules of the game are likely to get left behind. Thus, the name Spatial Darwinism.
I like the term a lot, and appreciate even more that you gave the concept a name we can use. More of a joke on my end, sorry if it didn't land :)
I totally got it! Appreciate it.
Good stuff coach. One question, how do you make the teaching adjustment versus match coverage? (Ex: Rip/Liz)
By showing how our concepts play out against their pattern matching. We've still been able to get away with identifying man or zone, but if we play a team that that plays rip/liz for example, then we'll show them that the seams won't be there even if you ID the CBs as zone. We see it quite a bit so they've gotten used to "mixed signals" from the D