Special teams play requires significant player “buy-in,” as recruits rarely join a program with the dream of playing on the punt or kickoff team. To build a successful unit, Adam Fujiwara, the special teams coordinator at Houston Christian University, emphasizes using clear teaching progressions and translating buzzwords and skills directly from offensive and defensive playbooks. For instance, kickoff avoidance techniques parallel wide receivers attacking coverage or defensive players slipping second-level blocks. Coach Fujiwara explains…
Special teams play requires significant player “buy-in,” as recruits rarely join a program with the dream of playing on the punt or kickoff team. To build…...
Special teams play requires significant player “buy-in,” as recruits rarely join a program with the dream of playing on the punt or kickoff team. To build…...
Special teams play requires significant player “buy-in,” as recruits rarely join a program with the dream of playing on the punt or kickoff team. To build…...
Special teams play requires significant player “buy-in,” as recruits rarely join a program with the dream of playing on the punt or kickoff team. To build…...