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UNC HC Bill Belichick explains how offensive ball carriers should attack defenders to take away the defender’s angle: 1) identify the tackler 2) attack him 3) read tackler’s pursuit 4) make a cut

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🗣 "When we have the ball - make the field as BIG AS POSSIBLE" This was a principle that I used to coach when we had the ball, however is it more optimal to attack with a more compact offensive structure? Why? ⚽️ Shorter distances on passes = Quicker ball speed = higher tempo ⚽️ Optimal conditions to utilise 2/3 player core moves/combos to create unbalance vs compact defences ⚽️ More compact offensive structures allow for better conditions to regain the ball quickly This example is based on situations using a 1-3-4-2-1 formation which is my preference for its natural central numerical structure against a 1-4-4-2 formation.

🗣 "When we have the ball - make the field as BIG AS POSSIBLE" This was a principle that I used to coach when we had the ball, however is it more optimal to attack with a more compact offensive structure? Why? ⚽️ Shorter distances on passes = Quicker ball speed = higher tempo ⚽️ Optimal conditions to utilise 2/3 player core moves/combos to create unbalance vs compact defences ⚽️ More compact offensive structures allow for better conditions to regain the ball quickly This example is based on situations using a 1-3-4-2-1 formation which is my preference for its natural central numerical structure against a 1-4-4-2 formation.

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