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The Two Faces of Self Scout - Andrew Coverdale, Passing Game Coordinator, Kentucky
Jun 29, 2026
14m 50s
Slot-T Mafia - Building Better Football Players Starts in Youth Football
Jun 25, 2026
45m 48s
Champions - Coaching, Curiosity, and the Pursuit of Better - Andrew Coverdale, Pass Game Coordinator, Kentucky
Jun 24, 2026
36m 19s
Move the Chains: Planning vs. the Blitz
Jun 23, 2026
36m 50s
Art of Practice - Closing the Gap Between Installation and Execution - Preston Troyer, HC, Tonganoxie HS (KS)
Jun 18, 2026
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| 6/29/26 | ![]() The Two Faces of Self Scout - Andrew Coverdale, Passing Game Coordinator, Kentucky | What if one of your best plays was hiding in your own data? In this episode, Andrew Coverdale shares a powerful section from his Move the Chains: Situational Offense keynote on the real purpose of self-scouting. For offensive coaches, self-scout is not just about finding tendencies. It is about discovering who you actually are, what is truly working, and how your opponents are preparing to defend you. Coverdale explains why coaches often misjudge their own offense, how emotions and big-game memories can create bias, and why objective information matters in the game-planning process. He also shares the story of discovering after the season that one of his most explosive concepts had been called only 17 times. This episode gives coaches a practical way to think about self-scout, offensive identity, tendency breakers, carry-forward ideas, and the pictures your offense presents to a defense. In This Episode Why self-scout has two different purposes Knowing who you actually are as an offense How a great concept can get underused Why practice impressions can mislead play callers Using data to challenge emotional bias Building offensive categories for better evaluation Carrying forward unused ideas from week to week Understanding how defenses see your offense Identifying high-efficiency and explosive pictures Finding tendency tells in formations, motions, alignments, and personnel How AI can help answer better game-planning questions Creating new presentations for your best offensive answers Featured Resource: Move the Chains This episode comes from Andrew Coverdale’s keynote presentation inside Move the Chains: Situational Offense. The full clinic is now available on demand and includes more than 18 presentations on open-down play calling, third down, two-minute offense, protection planning, blitz answers, offensive line communication, and situational game planning. Get instant access through the link. https://smartclinics.coachandcoordinator.com/movethechains Presented by Modern Football Modern Football turns the old pen-and-paper charting process into a live, dynamic game-day tool. With multiple charters, live reports, and AI-driven insights, coaches can see what is working during the game instead of waiting until Sunday or the end of the season. Keith is using Modern Football this fall as the offensive coordinator at Bay High School. Book a Demo: https://www.modernfootball.com/demo Watch the video in the show notes to see his process, then book a demo and put Keith in the referral field. Overview of Keith's Process: https://youtu.be/4BzhjYXkN2I?si=DLiCzoYtVFsZV49W Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 14m 50s | ||||||
| 6/25/26 | ![]() Slot-T Mafia - Building Better Football Players Starts in Youth Football | What if the best youth offense isn't the one with the fanciest playbook—but the one that develops the best young men? In this episode of the Slot-T Podcast, Paul Kilby is joined by longtime Liberty Hill youth coach Shawn Lapuszynski to discuss why the Slot-T is uniquely built for youth football. After spending 12 years coaching youth football—including seven seasons running the Slot-T exactly as Liberty Hill installed it—Shawn's teams compiled an incredible 70-4 record while helping prepare generations of players for one of Texas' most successful high school football programs. But this conversation goes well beyond X's and O's. Shawn explains why youth coaches should stop lowering expectations for young players, why every child deserves a meaningful role within the offense, and how the Slot-T teaches toughness, confidence, accountability, and teamwork long before players ever reach varsity football. Whether you're coaching fourth graders or building an entire youth program, this episode provides a blueprint for creating better football players—and better young men. The Slot-T isn't just an offensive system. It's a framework for teaching discipline, toughness, teamwork, and responsibility—qualities that serve players long after their football careers are over. As Shawn shares throughout this conversation, those lessons may be the greatest victory youth coaches can give their players. Chapters The Power of the Slot-T in Youth Football Beyond the X's & O's: Developing Courage and Character Raising the Bar: Setting High Expectations for Young Athletes Trench Mechanics: The Core Advantages of Rule Blocking Feeder System Integrity: Aligning Youth Programs with High School Varsity Building the Gridiron Grind: Fostering Toughness and Resilience Creating Versatility: Developing Dual-Threat Linemen System-Based Backfields: Maximizing Backfield Speed and Efficiency Accountability Culture: Teamwork and Lifelong Lessons Through Football Learn all the details of the Slot-T with a Slot-T Mafia Membership - Whiteboards, Game Film, Practice Film, All the Drills plus Q&A, Office Hours and all the interaction you need to succeed with the offense and join the Slot-T Mafia today. Connect on X: Slot-T Mafia: @SlotTMafia Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 45m 48s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() Champions - Coaching, Curiosity, and the Pursuit of Better - Andrew Coverdale, Pass Game Coordinator, Kentucky | What does it take to build a championship career? In this episode of Champions, we sit down with Andrew Coverdale, Passing Game Coordinator at the University of Kentucky, to discuss the people, experiences, and lessons that shaped one of football's most respected offensive minds. Coverdale reflects on his journey from a student equipment manager at LSU to championship programs at Trinity High School, St. Xavier High School, Louisville, and Kentucky. Along the way, he shares the mentors who influenced his coaching philosophy, why relationships are the true foundation of the profession, and how his offensive thinking has continued to evolve through decades of learning. The conversation also explores building a complete passing game, adapting offensive concepts over time, transitioning from high school to college football, balancing family and coaching, and why collaboration within a coaching staff leads to better football. Whether you're a coach, teacher, or leader, this episode is a reminder that lasting success is built through humility, curiosity, and investing in people. In This Episode: Andrew Coverdale's coaching journey Building championship culture at Trinity High School Learning from mentors and lifelong curiosity Why relationships are the essence of coaching Core principles of the passing game Evolving offensive concepts and teaching quarterbacks Building a modern high school passing offense High school vs. college football Balancing coaching and family The value of collaborative coaching staffs Presented by Signature Championship Rings Championships are about more than wins. They're about the commitment, sacrifice, and relationships that define your program. When it's time to celebrate your team's accomplishments, trust Signature Championship Rings to create custom championship rings that honor your players, coaches, and legacy with craftsmanship worthy of the moment. Learn more about Signature Championship Rings and start designing a championship ring your team will be proud to wear. https://signaturechampions.com/ Continue Learning with Move the Chains: Situational Offense If you enjoyed Andrew Coverdale's insights in this episode, continue learning with Move the Chains: Situational Offense. Inside Move the Chains, you'll get access to Andrew Coverdale's complete keynote presentation, along with presentations, workshops, and roundtable discussions led by some of the game's top offensive coaches. Discover practical strategies for situational football, offensive planning, quarterback development, and building answers that help your offense perform when the game is on the line. Join the Move the Chains community today and gain instant access to Andrew Coverdale's keynote and the complete library of offensive coaching resources. https://smartclinics.coachandcoordinator.com/movethechains Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 36m 19s | ||||||
| 6/23/26 | ![]() Move the Chains: Planning vs. the Blitz | Most offensive coaches spend time preparing for pressure. The best offensive coaches have a plan for it before the game ever starts. In this special preview from Move the Chains: Situational Offense, Caleb Corrill is joined by Tyler Bolen, Brandon Labath, Billy Hug, Lane Little, and Andrew Weeks to discuss one of the most important aspects of offensive game planning: building a blitz plan. The conversation explores how successful coordinators identify tendencies in pressure, prepare quarterbacks and offensive linemen to communicate protections, create answers to blitzes, and structure practice to prepare players for game-day adjustments. Whether you're an offensive coordinator, offensive line coach, quarterback coach, or head coach, this discussion provides practical insights you can immediately apply to your offensive process. In This Episode: Building a weekly blitz plan Identifying defensive pressure tendencies Organizing protection rules and adjustments Quarterback and offensive line communication Creating answers against pressure Practicing blitz pickup during the week Preparing players for unexpected defensive adjustments Developing rules players can trust under pressure Learn More About Move the Chains This episode is a preview of Move the Chains: Situational Offense, a Smart Clinic designed to help coaches improve their offensive process and situational decision making. The full clinic includes more than 15 on-demand presentations covering: Open Down Play Calling Third Down Planning Red Zone Offense Two-Minute Football Call Sheet Organization Situational Game Planning In-Game Adjustments Offensive Process Development Featuring presentations from Caleb Corrill, Tyler Bolen, Brandon Labath, Billy Hug, Lane Little, Andrew Weeks, and keynote presenter Andrew Coverdale. https://smartclinics.coachandcoordinator.com/movethechains Presented By Modern Modern Football helps coaches turn information into better decisions when it matters most. From live tendencies and situational data to AI-powered reports and in-game insights, Modern Football provides actionable information that can help coaches make better decisions before the next series—not after the game is over. Learn more at https://www.modernfootball.com/. Subscribe to the Coach and Coordinator Network for more conversations with football coaches from every level of the game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 36m 50s | ||||||
| 6/18/26 | ![]() Art of Practice - Closing the Gap Between Installation and Execution - Preston Troyer, HC, Tonganoxie HS (KS) | In this episode of The Art of Practice, presented by GoRout, host Keith Grabowski interviews Tonganoxie High School Head Coach Preston Troyer about moving beyond drills to teach transferable football skills. They discuss closing the gap between practice and game performance, with an emphasis on developing self-sufficient problem solvers for game day. The conversation examines effective practice design, showing how to create realistic scenarios that require players to make quick decisions instead of relying on routines. Coach Troyer explains the key elements of execution and presents a system for identifying and correcting "execution leaks" before they impact performance. The interview also covers strategies for maximizing scout-team efficiency with modern tools and implementing high-tempo periods to ensure weekday teaching leads to successful game execution. Chapters Teaching for Skill Transfer with Preston Troyer Defining Execution: The Core Components of Success Drill Architecture: Injecting Realistic Decision-Making Into Practice Building On-Field Solvers: Teaching Players to Adapt Post-Snap Comprehension Check: Bridging the Coach-to-Player Communication Gap Finding the Leak: Identifying and Fixing Execution Failures Scripting with Purpose: Adapting Your Scripts to Varied Defensive Looks Steel Sharpens Steel: The True Value of Good-on-Good Periods Scout Team Efficiency: Leveraging Technology on the Practice Field Learn More About Our Partner - GoRout GoRout helps coaches eliminate huddles, increase reps, and maximize efficiency with their game-changing technology. Sign up using code “coordinator” for up to 50% off setup fees at https://gorout.com/podcast/ Connect on X: Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski Preston Troyer: @CoachFBInsights GoRout: @Go_Rout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 39m 24s | ||||||
| 6/16/26 | ![]() Mushroom Society - The Lessons That Matter Before You Talk Ball - Terry Heffernan, OC, Stanford | Before Stanford Offensive Coordinator Terry Heffernan gets into crowd sets and aggressive pass protection, he shares the coaching lessons that shaped his career. In this presentation from the 2026 C.O.O.L. Clinic, Heffernan discusses how the clinic community helped him grow from a young Division II coach to the NFL and Power Four football. He explains why curiosity matters, how great offensive line coaches become great teachers, the importance of relationships and culture, and why offensive line coaches are uniquely prepared to lead an entire offense. If you're an offensive line coach looking to grow professionally, build a better room, and expand your impact beyond technique, this is a presentation worth hearing. Topics: How the C.O.O.L. Clinic influenced Terry Heffernan's coaching journey Building relationships that create opportunities in coaching Why great offensive line coaches never stop learning The importance of teaching over technology Creating meaningful relationships with players Building culture inside the offensive line room Blooming where you're planted as a coach Transitioning from offensive line coach to offensive coordinator Why offensive line coaches can coach anything Becoming a problem solver instead of a gatekeeper Expanding your understanding of formations, RPOs, and offensive structure Modern coaching interview trends and preparation Introduction to crowd sets and aggressive pass protection About Terry Heffernan: Terry Heffernan is the Offensive Coordinator at Stanford Cardinal Football. A longtime offensive line coach, Heffernan has coached at every level of football, including the NFL, and previously served on staffs at Virginia, Buffalo, Wayne State, and Michigan. He is widely respected for his teaching ability, offensive line development, and commitment to coaching education. Learn More: Replay access to the 2026 C.O.O.L. Clinic is available now. Visit TheCOOLClinic.com for clinic presentations, individual sessions, and year-round coaching education. C.O.O.L CLINIC STORE Interested in joining the offensive line coaching community? Visit Mushroom-Society.com to learn more about The Mushroom Society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 35m 30s | ||||||
| 6/15/26 | ![]() Champions - Effort Equals Everything - Patsy Manganelli, Head Coach, Bronxville HS (NY) | In this episode of Champions, presented by Signature Championship Rings, Keith Grabowski sits down with Patsy Manganelli, head coach of the New York Class C state champion Bronxville Broncos. Coach Manganelli shares how Bronxville has built a championship program through staff trust, community connection, multi-sport athlete development, youth football alignment, and a simple but powerful standard: EEE — Effort Equals Everything. From the weight room to the youth combine, from supporting athletes in other sports to creating a no-ego coaching staff, this conversation gives coaches a clear look at how a small-town program can create big-time results. Topics: How Bronxville builds unity across the entire football program Why staff trust and no egos are essential to championship culture How to support multi-sport athletes without creating conflict Why in-season lifting has been a major part of Bronxville’s success How “EEE — Effort Equals Everything” became a program-wide standard Ways to connect youth football to the varsity program Why recognition and film are powerful tools for teaching effort How a small school can use community, accountability, and relationships to build sustained success About Patsy Manganelli: Patsy Manganelli is the head football coach at Bronxville High School in New York. A graduate of Archbishop Stepinac, he began coaching in 2000 and has coached at multiple programs before taking over at Bronxville. Under his leadership, the Broncos captured the New York Class C state championship and have built a program centered on effort, unity, staff trust, and community connection. Our Partner - Signature Championship Rings: This episode of Champions is presented by Signature Championship Rings. When your team earns a championship, the ring should tell that story the right way. Signature Championship Rings helps programs celebrate the work, sacrifice, and people who made the season special. Visit SignatureChampionships.com to learn more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 29m 49s | ||||||
| 6/11/26 | ![]() The Mushroom Society - Teaching and Building Outside Zone at Texas - Kyle Flood, OC/OL Coach, Texas | In this episode of The Mushroom Society on the Coach and Coordinator Network, Texas Offensive Coordinator and Offensive Line Coach Kyle Flood shares the foundation of how he teaches offensive line play and installs outside zone. Flood begins by explaining a simple framework he uses to coach and evaluate blocks: approach, contact, and follow through. He then applies that framework to Texas' outside zone scheme, detailing running back aiming points, offensive line targets, backside cutoff techniques, and the communication that helps define cuts for the runner. Whether you're an outside zone team or not, this presentation provides a clear look at how one of the top offensive line coaches in football organizes his teaching progression and develops consistency across his unit. Topics Covered Teaching and evaluating blocks through approach, contact, and follow through Why every successful run separates the defense The philosophy behind Texas' outside zone scheme Running back aiming points and reads Strong-side and weak-side outside zone landmarks "Controlled speed to burst" for running backs Teaching runners to understand offensive line targets Play-side gap responsibility and zone principles Using backside hand technique to create seams Defining cuts for the running back Creating backside cutoffs through man-blocking principles Personnel and formation flexibility within outside zone Incorporating the read game and RPOs into outside zone About Kyle Flood Kyle Flood is the Offensive Coordinator and Offensive Line Coach at Texas Longhorns Football. One of the most respected offensive line coaches in the game, Flood has coached at the high school, FCS, Division I, and NFL levels and has developed offensive lines for championship-caliber programs throughout his career. Resources Learn more about The Mushroom Society at https://mushroom-society.com/ Looking for additional C.O.O.L. Clinic presentations? Visit the new C.O.O.L. Clinic Store. All future clinic content and individual presentations will be available there. The link is in the episode description. https://www.thecoolclinic.com/ Subscribe to The Mushroom Society on the Coach and Coordinator Network for conversations and presentations from the top offensive line coaches in football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 13m 14s | ||||||
| 6/9/26 | ![]() The Give - QB Evaluation - Adam Austin, OC/QBs, Troy University | In this episode of The Give, presented by Lauren's First and Goal, Adam Austin, Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach at Troy University, shares his approach to quarterback evaluation and development. Coach Austin explains how offensive philosophy should drive quarterback evaluation and outlines the systems he uses to measure performance beyond traditional statistics. The conversation covers accuracy grading, decision-making, leadership, practice production, and the importance of building consistency through daily habits and objective feedback. Austin also discusses how quarterbacks can handle pressure, develop confidence, and focus on the process rather than outside criticism. Coaches looking for practical ways to evaluate and develop quarterbacks will find valuable ideas they can apply immediately to their own programs. Topics Covered: Adam Austin's coaching journey Building an offensive philosophy around quarterback play Developing confidence and consistency in quarterbacks Creating objective quarterback evaluation systems Using Accuracy GPA to measure performance Grading quarterback decision-making Evaluating mechanics and fundamentals Tracking practice production Developing quarterbacks through measurable standards Leadership and the quarterback position Using analytics to improve player development 2026 Prep for Camp Quarterbacks Bundle: Adam Austin (Troy) “QB Evaluation and Offensive Philosophy” Brad Aoki (Alabama) "Thriving in the Two-Minute Drill" Kirk Campbell (LA Chargers) “Quarterback Development & Coverage ID” Robert Weiner (U Conn) "Quarterback Mathematical Equation" Kyle Ohradzansky (Toledo) “Game Week QB Preparation” Jake Lange (West Florida) "QB Development: Standards, Footwork, and Everyday Drills" Proceeds from the sale of Lauren's First and Goal courses benefit the missions of Lauren's First and Goal. https://lfgclinic.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 26m 42s | ||||||
| 6/8/26 | ![]() Champions - The 4th-and-1 Standard - Steve Rapp, HC, Henry Wise HS (MD) | In this episode of Champions, presented by Signature Championship Rings, Henry Wise Head Coach, Steve Rapp, discusses effective program-building strategies. As part of the Coach and Coordinator Network, the episode features the structures and systems needed to develop a high school roster into a championship-caliber team. Coach Rapp introduces his "4-in-1 Mentality," a framework that promotes player accountability on and off the field. The discussion tackles current challenges in program management, including implementing daily discipline, engaging alumni to strengthen program foundations, and adjusting to the evolving, transactional nature of today's athletic culture. The interview covers topics such as building strong team habits and preparing for the postseason, offering useful insights into transformational leadership for coaches seeking continuous success and championship performance. Chapters Taking the Reins: Transitioning to Head Coach & Carrying a Legacy Keeping It in the Family: The Power of Alumni on Your Coaching Staff The 4-in-1 Mentality: Defining Everyday Accountability Navigating the New Landscape: Adapting to Societal Changes in Prep Football The Need for Structure: Replacing Chaos with Consistent Team Habits Shift the Focus: Transformational Coaching in a Transactional World Preparing for Success & Winning the Championship Ring Learn More About Our Partner: Signature Championship Rings Signature Championship Rings is a leading designer and supplier of championship rings, serving over 10,000 teams and organizations. With a focus on quality craftsmanship, easy team ordering processes, and affordability, Signature Champions celebrate every champion and their achievements, making their moment last a lifetime. For more information, visit https://signaturechampions.com/podcast/ Give your players better college exposure with Story of the Season’s new web-based recruiting profiles. You can build a custom team recruiting page with interactive player profiles, highlights, headshots, stats, academic info, Hudl links, coach comments, and more. Set up is quick, easy, and free to try until 2027 at storyoftheseason.com Connect on X: Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski Steve Rapp: @CoachRapp_O Signature Championship Rings: @signaturerings Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 33m 05s | ||||||
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| 6/5/26 | ![]() Football IQ - Uncomplicating the Game: NFL Anticipation, Nomenclature, and Intentionality - Freddy Keiaho | On this episode of Football IQ presented by American Football IQ, we step inside the film room with Super Bowl champion and former NFL linebacker Freddy Keiaho. Part of the Coach and Coordinator Network, this episode breaks down how elite defenders think, communicate, and anticipate standard schemes at the highest levels of the game. Coach Keiaho pulls back the curtain on his core philosophy of "Intentional Coaching," sharing how to strip the complexity out of defensive packages by mastering fundamental basics. We dive deep into his "Head-Heart-Hands Model" for understanding the modern athlete, alongside the critical importance of nomenclature standardization—ensuring your entire coaching staff and roster speak the exact same football language. From breakdown stories on the gridiron genius of Peyton Manning to redefining true manhood through youth development, this interview delivers actionable strategies for investing in the small moments that build lifelong character and championship programs. American Football IQ is a leading platform dedicated to helping players, coaches, and fans truly understand the game, not just memorize it. Through film-room style breakdowns, tactical education, and widely used training flashcards, AFIQ teaches you how to read defenses, recognize coverages, and process the game faster so you can play faster. Trusted by thousands worldwide, it is built for anyone serious about elevating their football IQ. Learn more at https://americanfootballiq.com/ Chapters Defining Football IQ & The Power of Defensive Anticipation The NFL Journey: Developing Elite Communication Skills Intentional Coaching: Aligning Philosophy with On-Field Purpose The Head-Heart-Hands Model: Truly Understanding Your Athletes Coaching the Next Generation: Youth Football Challenges & Strategies Speaking the Same Language: Nomenclature Standardization & Team Standards Lifelong Learning: Investing in Personal Growth and Coaching Education The Invisible Reps: Building Big Culture in Small Moments Processing at Lightning Speed: The Gridiron Genius of Peyton Manning Beyond the Whistle: Faith, Family, and Defining True Manhood Give your players better college exposure with Story of the Season’s new web-based recruiting profiles. You can build a custom team recruiting page with interactive player profiles, highlights, headshots, stats, academic info, Hudl links, coach comments, and more. Set up is quick, easy, and free to try until 2027 at storyoftheseason.com Connect on X: Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski Freddy Keiaho: @CoachKeiaho Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 48m 18s | ||||||
| 6/4/26 | ![]() Art of Practice - Building Depth Through Better Practice - Brian Lowery, HC, Brentsville HS (VA) | In this episode of Art of Practice, presented by GoRout, host Keith Grabowski interviews Brian Lowery, Head Football Coach at Brentsville District High School. They discuss successful strategies for building program depth and maximizing each player's development. Coach Lowery outlines his philosophical and practical methods for designing practice plans that intentionally develop non-starters. He explains how precise scripting, strategic personnel groupings, and dedicated developmental periods keep role players and scout team members motivated, engaged, and progressing throughout the season. Coach Lowery also discusses how modern technology, such as GoRout, streamlines player communication, improves practice efficiency, and supports player load management and long-term health during the season. Learn More About Our Partner - GoRout GoRout helps coaches eliminate huddles, increase reps, and maximize efficiency with their game-changing technology. Sign up using code “coordinator” for up to 50% off setup fees at https://gorout.com/podcast/ Chapters Welcoming Brentsville District Head Coach Brian Lowery Total Program Development: Why Every Player Matters Roster Philosophy: Engaging and Coaching Non-Starters Structuring Practice for Maximum Rep Distribution Personnel Groups & Scripting as Player Motivation Tools Flipping the Script: Elevating the Value of the Scout Team Tech on the Turf: Enhancing Rep Efficiency with GoRout Load Management & Adapting Practices for Smaller Rosters Creating a Culture Where Every Role is Valued Longevity Tactics: How Practice Efficiency Drives Late-Season Success Give your players better college exposure with Story of the Season’s new web-based recruiting profiles. You can build a custom team recruiting page with interactive player profiles, highlights, headshots, stats, academic info, Hudl links, coach comments, and more. Set up is quick, easy, and free to try until 2027 at storyoftheseason.com Connect on X: Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski Brian Lowery: @CoachLow_ GoRout: @Go_Rout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 33m 21s | ||||||
| 6/3/26 | ![]() Homer Smith Saw It Coming: In-Game Analytics and the Future of Play Calling | Homer Smith wrote years ago that only a computer could keep track of everything that affects a call. Today, coaches finally have tools that can do it. In this episode, Keith Grabowski looks at how in-game analytics can help coaches move beyond reports and use information while the game is still being played. The focus is not replacing the coach or letting numbers make the call. It’s building a process that helps a staff recognize problems faster, confirm what they’re seeing, and get to better decisions before the next series. Keith connects Homer Smith’s ideas from Calling Plays with lessons from Jordan Irsik’s work at Folsom High School, including his Set-Stress-Break call sheet and his approach to using real-time information on game day. Topics include: Homer Smith’s vision for computers and play calling Why analytics should support decisions, not just create reports How real-time information helps coaches adjust faster Jordan Irsik’s Set-Stress-Break process Using Modern Football to organize information at game speed Building a staff process for better in-game decisions Download Jordan Irsik’s Set-Stress-Break call sheet: https://www.modernfootball.com/callsheet Book a time with Keith: https://calendly.com/coachcoordinator/new-meeting Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 25m 34s | ||||||
| 6/1/26 | ![]() No Free Yards - Catching F.I.R.E. - Adam Harvey, HC, Long Creek HS (TX) | On this episode of No Free Yards, host Dan Carrel sits down with Coach Adam Harvey, head football coach at Long Creek High School in Texas. They pull back the curtain on what it takes to build an elite program culture while maintaining schematic adaptability in modern high school football. Drawing on over two decades of coaching experience, Coach Harvey shares his blueprint for building a program anchored in the core values of Family, Integrity, Resiliency, and Elite Execution (F.I.R.E.). The conversation explores the practical mechanics of modern defensive coaching, breaking down how to disguise coverages, manage the pace against high-tempo offenses, and use the play clock to a defense's advantage. More than a strategic deep dive, this episode delivers an expert lesson in leadership, showing how coaches can teach true resilience through storytelling and help athletes understand the unglamorous work behind the highlight videos. Attend the Smart Clinic - No Free Yards - Situational Defense: https://smartclinics.coachandcoordinator.com/nofreeyards-2026 18 sessions, including 3 live and interactive sessions from top high school and college defensive coaches. Chapters Welcoming Long Creek (TX) Head Coach Adam Harvey Then vs. Now: Navigating 23 Years of High School Football Evolution Beyond the X's & O's: The Foundation of Trust and Relationship Building Teaching the Grind: Using Storytelling to Highlight Effort Over Highlights Chess on the Grass: Schematic Adaptability & Disguising Defensive Schemes Controlling the Tempo: Clock Management Strategies for Defenses Taking the Reins: Overseeing Leadership & Standard-Setting in a New Program Sideline Mechanics: Streamlining Communication and Practice Habits Catching F.I.R.E.: Implementing Core Values That Transform School Culture Previewing the Upcoming No Free Yards Situational Football Clinic Connect on X: Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski Dan Carrel: @DanCarrel Adam Harvey: @coach_harvey18 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 45m 24s | ||||||
| 5/31/26 | ![]() Faith, Family and Football - Planting Seeds, Teaching Character, and True Success - Mark Tighe and Geno DeMarco | In this episode of Faith, Family, Football, veteran coaches Mark Tighe and Geno DeMarco discuss the intersection of spiritual growth, competitive athletics, and purpose-driven leadership. Coaches Tighe and DeMarco outline their "Faith-Driven Leadership" framework and explain how they use "The Body of Christ Model" in team dynamics. They discuss navigating faith in public schools, managing parental expectations in youth sports, and supporting a culture that cherishes integrity and authenticity over winning. Grounded in the leadership principles of Romans 8, this interview offers practical guidance for coaches and leaders seeking to balance competitive drive with an obligation to mentorship. Chapters The Intersection of Faith and the Coaching Journey Beyond the Whistle: The Role of True Mentorship in Sports Navigating Faith and Spiritual Integrity in Public Schools Planting Seeds: Fostering Character and Faith in Young Athletes The Process of Progress: Coaching Roles and Personal Growth Balancing the Fire: Melding Competitive Passion with Personal Faith Navigating Parental Expectations & Outside Pressure in Youth Sports Coaching Philosophy: Balancing On-Field Performance with Character Redefining the Scoreboard: Discovering the True Meaning of Success Faith-Driven Leadership and the Living Word Connect on X: Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski Geno DeMarco: @genodemarcoHFC For more on our Smart Clinics check out: No Free Yards - Win the Situation: https://smartclinics.coachandcoordinator.com/nofreeyards-2026 RPO Symposium: https://smartclinics.coachandcoordinator.com/rpo-symposium-2026-148356 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 1h 00m 52s | ||||||
| 5/29/26 | ![]() Football IQ - Drills, Recruits, and 30 Years of Lessons- Fred Guidici, Special Teams Analyst, San Jose State | On this episode of Football IQ presented by American Football IQ, host Doug Brady sits down with Fred Guidici, a veteran football coach with more than three decades of elite experience across the high school, collegiate, and professional levels. Part of the Coach and Coordinator Network, this episode explores how the best programs intentionally cultivate, evaluate, and maximize football intelligence. Coach Guidici questions traditional coaching methods while explaining how to properly assess a recruit’s true conceptual understanding, including his classic test: “Draw me your favorite pass play.” The conversation dives deep into purposeful drill design, stressing that practice scripts must directly translate into live-game action rather than become mindless routines. From the influence of legendary minds like Bill Walsh to the foundational importance of trust, respect, and lifelong learning, this interview serves as an actionable playbook for coaches aiming to sharpen their coaching methods and build a high-IQ team culture. Presented by American Football IQ American Football IQ is a leading platform dedicated to helping players, coaches, and fans truly understand the game, not just memorize it. Through film-room style breakdowns, tactical education, and widely used training flashcards, AFIQ teaches you how to read defenses, recognize coverages, and process the game faster so you can play faster. Trusted by thousands worldwide, it is built for anyone serious about elevating their football IQ. Learn more at https://americanfootballiq.com/ Chapters Football IQ & 30 Years on the Gridiron with Fred Guidici The Bay Area & Beyond: Lessons from a Three-Decade Coaching Journey The Foundation of Winning: Building Authentic Relationships in Sport Crossing Over: Navigating the Mindset Shift from Player to Coach The Draft Board Evaluation: Strategies for Assessing a Recruit's Football IQ Beyond the Routine: Designing Purposeful Drills That Show Up on Game Day Classroom to Concrete: Teaching Situational Awareness and Strategy Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: The Lasting Impact of Bill Walsh The Coach's Creed: Establishing Respect, Trust, and Lifelong Education Family, Global Travel, and Defining Life Beyond the Whistle Give your players better college exposure with Story of the Season’s new web-based recruiting profiles. You can build a custom team recruiting page with interactive player profiles, highlights, headshots, stats, academic info, Hudl links, coach comments, and more. Set up is quick, easy, and free to try until 2027 at storyoftheseason.com Connect on X: Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski Doug Brady: @CoachDougBrady Fred Guidici: @Fredguidici1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 37m 17s | ||||||
| 5/28/26 | ![]() The Art of Practice - When to Coach and When to Let Them Play - Joel Beard, OC , College of DuPage | In this episode of The Art of Practice presented by GoRout, host Keith Grabowski interviews Joel Beard, Offensive Coordinator at the College of DuPage and Head Coach at Boylan Catholic High School. Coach Beard discusses his approach to balancing collegiate and high school coaching responsibilities while maintaining high program standards. The discussion centers on improving practice efficiency, organizing effective scripts, and refining repetition strategies. Coach Beard outlines his framework for building quarterback confidence, emphasizing the importance of asking targeted questions that encourage player problem-solving. He also addresses the use of technology, specifically GoRout to replicate game-day tempo and explores the mental aspects of performance and player self-talk. This episode gives coaches useful ideas for sharper practices and better player development. Chapters Precision Practice: Structuring Reps for Ultimate Efficiency When to Blow the Whistle: The Art of Stopping a Rep to Coach Developing the QB: Custom Cues and Situational Communication Ask, Don’t Tell: Using Questions to Unlock Player Learning The Inner Game: Managing Confidence and Self-Talk in the Room Building Trust & Adapting Schemes to Individual Signal-Callers Tech in the Huddle: Leveraging GoRout for Better Practice Flow Game Day Simulation & Navigating Team Rep Distribution Dual Hats: Balancing College & High School Coaching Demands Connect on X: Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski Joel Beard: @coachjbeard1 GoRout: @Go_Rout Learn More About Our Partner - GoRout GoRout helps coaches eliminate huddles, increase reps, and maximize efficiency with their game-changing technology. Sign up using code “coordinator” for up to 50% off setup fees at https://gorout.com/podcast/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 41m 06s | ||||||
| 5/24/26 | ![]() Faith, Family, Football - Vision, Surrender, and Leading with Love - Andrew DiDonato and Kurt Hines | Faith, Family, Football Podcast launches its first episode with a powerful conversation featuring Andrew DiDonato and Kurt Hines. Coach DiDonato and Coach Hines open up about the role faith has played in their coaching journeys, the importance of being present with family while leading a program, and how football can become a platform for serving others instead of serving self. Throughout the episode, the conversation moves from leadership and vision to marriage, parenting, mentorship, prayer, surrender, and the responsibility coaches carry every day. Both coaches share personal stories about failure, growth, relationships, and the lessons they learned through football and life. Whether you are balancing a demanding coaching schedule, navigating family relationships, or seeking to redefine manhood and success for the next cohort of athletes, this episode provides an actionable roadmap for coaching with a higher and lasting purpose. Chapters The Intersection of Faith, Family, and Football Purpose in the Huddle: The Essential Role of Faith in Coaching Walking the Walk: Personal Testimonies & The Power of Prayer Leading through Surrender: Stepping Back to Let God Lead The Balancing Act: Prioritizing Family and Relationships in Sport Being Present: Mindfulness and Radical Engagement at Home Sowing Seeds: Spiritual Growth and Impactful Coaching Vision Over Opinion: Rooting Leadership in Eternal Purpose Redefining Manhood: Cultivating Relationships Over Ring Chasing Final Thoughts: The Blueprint for Integrating Life & Leadership About Andrew DiDonato: Andrew DiDonato is the head football coach at Grove City College, where he has built one of the premier Division III programs in the country through a foundation centered on faith, vision, relationships, and player development. After inheriting a program in the middle of a 33-game losing streak, DiDonato helped transform Grove City into a championship contender while developing a culture focused on purpose and servant leadership. Known for his passion, authenticity, and ability to connect football to life lessons, he has become a respected voice among coaches nationwide. Coach DiDonato frequently speaks on leadership, culture building, faith-driven coaching, and developing young men through the game of football. About Kurt Hines: Kurt Hines is a longtime high school football coach, educator, and mentor known for his passion for leadership, faith, and building meaningful relationships through coaching. Over nearly three decades in football, Coach Hines built programs centered on culture, accountability, service, and personal growth. Beyond the field, he has become widely respected for his honesty and transparency when discussing leadership, marriage, parenting, adversity, and faith. A teacher, speaker, and mentor to coaches across the country, Hines continues to use football as a platform to encourage others to lead with humility, purpose, and authenticity. Connect on X: Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski Andrew DiDonato: @CoachDiDonato Kurt Hines: @CoachKurtHines Smart Clinics No Free Yards - Win the Situation: https://smartclinics.coachandcoordinator.com/nofreeyards-2026 RPO Symposium: https://smartclinics.coachandcoordinator.com/rpo-symposium-2026-148356 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 1h 08m 39s | ||||||
| 5/22/26 | ![]() Football IQ - Football Is a Language - Danny Mitchell, Asst Coach, UAB | On this episode of Football IQ, presented by American Football IQ, we explore the global gridiron with Danny Mitchell, a former University of San Diego quarterback, European Hall of Famer, champion, and current UAB running backs coach. This episode explains how football serves as an international language that bridges cultures and builds championship teams. Coach Mitchell tells his story around continents, showing how a “people-first” approach forms the basis of any successful program. We explore his core principles of high football IQ, focusing on route recognition, defensive anticipation, and teaching adaptability to the modern athlete. From recruiting multi-sport athletes to the unique logistics of coaching international professional locker rooms, this interview offers masterclass-level insights on communication, relationship-building, and holistic player development. Chapters Football IQ & Navigating the Game with Danny Mitchell From San Diego to Europe: A Global Football Journey Building Complete Athletes: The Value of Multi-Sport Backgrounds The People-First Philosophy: Onboarding & Connecting with Players Decoding the Game: Teaching Football as a Universal Language Mastering the Backfield: Coaching Philosophy for Running Backs Mentorship & Legacy: The Impact of Influential Coaches Culture Shock & Comedy: Unforgettable Coaching Experiences in Europe Overseas Perspective: What European Football Teaches Us About Adaptability Presented by American Football IQ American Football IQ is a leading platform dedicated to helping players, coaches, and fans truly understand the game, not just memorize it. Through film-room style breakdowns, tactical education, and widely used training flashcards, AFIQ teaches you how to read defenses, recognize coverages, and process the game faster so you can play faster. Trusted by thousands worldwide, it is built for anyone serious about elevating their football IQ. Learn more at https://americanfootballiq.com/ Connect on X: Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski Doug Brady: @CoachDougBrady Danny Mitchell: @CoachD_Mitch Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 48m 17s | ||||||
| 5/21/26 | ![]() The Art of Practice - The Efficient Coach - Joe Furco, Assistant Coach, College of Dupage | On this episode of Art of Practice, presented by GoRout, we explore the blueprint for maximizing coaching efficiency and preventing burnout. Join host and guest Joe Furco, COO of GoRout and veteran college football coach, as they explain how to work smarter, not harder, on the field and in the office. Discover strategies for balancing demanding coaching schedules with family life, leveraging technology like GoRout to streamline scout work, and maintaining consistent language across your staff. Whether you want to eliminate “time leaks” in film sessions, structure more effective visual walkthroughs, or optimize weekly game prep using the 80/20 rule, this episode shows how intentional planning can deliver big results on game day while preserving your life off the field. Chapters Introduction & The Modern Coaching Challenge Joe Furco: From College Coach to GoRout COO Balancing the Whistle & Home: Family-First Routines System-Wide Language Consistency & Streamlined Tech The 80/20 Rule: Targeting Your Highest-Impact Efforts Eradicating Time Leaks in Meetings & Film Sessions Revolutionizing On-Field Communication & Scout Prep Personnel-Driven Schemes: Simplifying Your Playbook Data-Driven Game Plans & Avoiding Overcomplication Practice Volume vs. Teaching Quality for Longevity Learn More About Our Partner - GoRout GoRout helps coaches eliminate huddles, increase reps, and maximize efficiency with their game-changing technology. Sign up using code “coordinator” for up to 50% off setup fees at https://gorout.com/podcast/ Connect on X: Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski Joe Furco: @CoachFurco7 GoRout: @Go_Rout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 51m 51s | ||||||
| 5/19/26 | ![]() Every Snap is Situational Football - Dan Carrel, DC, Moody HS (AL) | On this episode of Coach and Coordinator Podcast presented by Modern Football Technology, we dive into the vital world of game context and situational awareness with former USFL and D1 Defensive Coordinator Dan Carrel. In this episode, Coach Carrel breaks down why "every down is a situational down" and shifts the focus toward preparing players for the exact moments that win or lose ball games. We explore the tactical transition from static playbooks to backward practice design, ensuring that every drill directly translates to live-game context. From improving on-field communication to cutting out fluff for maximum practice efficiency, this interview delivers actionable strategies to elevate your team’s Football IQ and defensive execution when the pressure is highest. Chapters The Core Philosophy of Situational Football Contextualizing Defensive Strategy & Player Understanding Simplifying Playbooks for Clear On-Field Communication Efficient Practice Design: Utilizing Backward Design Building Better Training Habits for Defensive Players Audit Your Practice: Evaluating Drill Effectiveness Maximizing Practice Efficiency & Rep Distribution Game Planning Around the Situations That Kill You Fine-Tuning Your Coaching Framework for Continual Improvement Attend the Smart Clinic - No Free Yards - Situational Defense: https://smartclinics.coachandcoordinator.com/nofreeyards-2026 18 sessions, including 3 live and interactive sessions from top high school and college defensive coaches. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 46m 05s | ||||||
| 5/18/26 | ![]() Mushroom Society - Dick Vermeil on Common Sense Principles of Coaching | On this special episode the Mushroom Society from the 2026 C.O.O.L. Clinic, Hall of Fame coach Dick Vermeil shares the leadership lessons, coaching philosophies, and relationship-building principles that shaped his career across high school football, college football, and the NFL. Introduced by legendary offensive line coach Bob Wylie, Coach Vermeil reflects on the coaches who influenced him, the importance of offensive line play, building trust inside a locker room, handling adversity, creating culture, teaching hard work, and why players must know their coach truly cares about them. This keynote moves far beyond scheme. It is a conversation about coaching people, building teams, and creating environments where players can grow on and off the field. Topics include: Coaching offensive linemen and why football starts up front Lessons learned from Sid Gillman, George Allen, John Wooden, and Bill Walsh Why players must know their coach cares Building culture through hard work and accountability Developing trust and credibility inside a locker room Handling losing, adversity, and criticism Why relationships matter in coaching Creating belief in your plan and leadership Offensive line development and practice philosophy The role of discipline, structure, and consistency in winning programs Get your C.O.O.L. Clinic replays including Coach Vermeil's hour+ presentation at https://www.thecoolclinic.com/ Join the Mushroom Society for Year-Round Professional Development: mushroom-society.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 36m 59s | ||||||
| 5/15/26 | ![]() Football IQ - Super Bowl Lessons from the O-line Room - David Diaz-Infante, Former NFL Player & Coach | On this episode of Football IQ, presented by American Football IQ, we explore the trenches of the NFL with two-time Super Bowl champion David Diaz-Infante. This conversation moves beyond the X’s and O’s to explore the cerebral side of the game. David shares his perspective on transitioning from a gritty NFL offensive lineman to a high-level coach and broadcaster. We discuss the true definition of “Football IQ,” which David describes as the power of anticipation. We also explore how leadership evolves when you move from the huddle to the sidelines. Whether you are a coach hoping to refine your teaching tools or a student of the game wanting to better understand the evolution of offensive tactics, this interview offers a masterclass in resilience and lifelong learning from a true veteran of the sport. Chapters Intro: Defining Football IQ with David Diaz-Infante Super Bowl Rings & Championship Team Dynamics The Grind: A Veteran Lineman’s Journey Crossing the Line: Transitioning from Player to Coach The Power of Mentorship & Coaching Evolution Modern Techniques & Understanding Offensive Strategy Innovative Teaching Tools for Today’s Athletes Player Development & The Communication Gap Lifelong Learning: Future Aspirations in Football Presented by American Football IQ American Football IQ is a leading platform dedicated to helping players, coaches, and fans truly understand the game, not just memorize it. Through film-room style breakdowns, tactical education, and widely used training flashcards, AFIQ teaches you how to read defenses, recognize coverages, and process the game faster so you can play faster. Trusted by thousands worldwide, it is built for anyone serious about elevating their football IQ. Learn more at https://americanfootballiq.com/ Connect on X: Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski Doug Brady: @CoachDougBrady Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 56m 26s | ||||||
| 5/14/26 | ![]() Developing Linemen with Trench Training - Joel Nellis, HC, Brookfield Central HS (WI) | On this episode of Coach and Coordinator, presented by Modern Football Technology, we explore the essential principles of offensive line coaching with Coach Joel Nellis. Focusing on trench training and balancing coaching with family life, Coach Nellis shares how to maximize player performance and improve practice efficiency using modern technology. Nellis also discusses strategies for developing offensive linemen, building team depth, and promoting long-term success while maintaining a healthy work-life balance. This episode is a must-listen for coaches at all levels wanting to refine their coaching techniques and enhance player development. Chapters Introduction to Offensive Line Coaching Balancing Coaching and Family Life The Role of Trench Training in Player Development Building a Winning Culture through Coaching Utilizing Technology to Enhance Practice Efficiency Maximizing Player Development with Simple Drills Coaching the Fundamentals of Offensive Line Play Teaching Team Cohesion and Individual Development Strategies for Offensive Line Success and Sustainability Maintaining Long-Term Success in Coaching Presented by Modern Football: Modern Football helps coaches chart and tag in real time, delivers sideline reports to keep the booth and sideline aligned, and makes self-scout faster with on-demand reports. Visit https://www.modernfootball.com for more information. Connect on X: Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski Joel Nellis: @Mr_Nellis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 30m 03s | ||||||
| 5/13/26 | ![]() Slot-T Mafia - The Slot-T vs. The Wing-T | In this episode, Paul Kilby explains the shared foundation of both offenses, including power, trap, sweep, bootleg, play-action pass, man blocking rules, and misdirection football. From there, he shows how the Slot-T expands those ideas by attacking both sides, hitting the trap faster, creating rigid paths for backs, and stressing defenses with quick backfield action. The episode also features Wade Lawson, head coach at Waskom High School in Texas, sharing how the Slot-T community has helped him and his staff learn, teach, and keep improving inside the offense. Join the free clinic on Wednesday, May 13 at 8:30 PM Eastern Click to Register Connect on X: @SlotTmafia @CoachKGrabowski Learn all the details of the Slot-T with a Slot-T Mafia Membership - Whiteboards, Game Film, Practice Film, All the Drills plus Q&A, Office Hours and all the interaction you need to succeed with the offense and join the Slot-T Mafia today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices | 18m 38s | ||||||
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