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Another Sim drill working Split Zone. DE chases RB under H Back, ILB's work Counter Drill from H cross. PS ILB fits tight, with BS overlap. CP: ILB is inside out, using outside shoulder to initiate impact. Overlap is inside-out on back of wheel. Weatherford Athletics

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@whsrooathletics This is not a replacement for inside drill

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@whsrooathletics Great drill

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@whsrooathletics The DE needs to PATLOS

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@whsrooathletics Oh shit!!! That’s Weatherford high school!!!

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