One overlooked area of improvement.

[patdog]

On 10 kickoffs, Michigan only advanced the ball past the 30-yard line once. We're still not a great kickoff coverage team by any means, but that's a big improvement over the disaster waiting to happen on every kickoff early in the year.

 

[AssEndDawg]

we would be pretty good in this area (now, you are right the beginning of the year was just bad). We just don't have the power in that area.

 

[mrmiyagi.sixpack]

What do you claim to know about coverage? Happens that I coached 25 years of special teams at a Division III school

 

[DawgatAuburn]

By all means, enlighten me with your 7A High School knowledge.

 

[mrmiyagi.sixpack]

The key to good kick off coverage is to tackle the ball carrier somewhere near the 20 yard line. It would be mighty fine if ya got a fumble. Even better if ya return it for a touchdown. Game. Set. Match youngster

 

[DawgatAuburn]

Keep posting.....whoever you are.

 

[PONYfun]

You were a High School coach that coached the likes of Drew Brees?<div>How bad of a coach do you actually have to be to get stuck at the DIII Special Teams level for 25 years? You would think one would move up, eventually.</div><div>
</div><div>I hope to God you are just trying to get people riled up. If not, I'm sorry for your miserable existence of a life. (Wether it be a pathological liar or a bad coach stuck in what is sure to be coaches hell)</div>

 

[Statefan1001]

Don't take the bait