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Ole Miss Co-DC Marcus Woodson - Level 3 Man Coverage Techniques/Drills (Playing The Ball) - Level 3 = 15+ Yards to Finish - In Phase Drill: Wedge the hip, paralyze the inside arm, get inside foot in ground to go up and high point. - Out of Phase Drill:... show more

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