jstclmet
October 23rd, 2010, 11:10 AM
If you’ve ever listened to a Post Game Press conference, you may have heard a coach refer to his team’s execution or team/individual discipline.
During the preseason, and the week prior to a game, teams repeatedly go over plays, and responsibilities given a certain set of circumstances.
On game day, all players are expected to know what to do when a given set of circumstances manifest in front of that player.
The coordinators (offensive, defensive, and special teams) will choreograph what they want the players to do. The position coaches will teach the mechanics of how to execute a given play. Discipline is remembering to execute said responsibilities when those circumstances present themselves.
http://www.collegesportingnews.com/content.php?292-Execution-And-Discipline
During the preseason, and the week prior to a game, teams repeatedly go over plays, and responsibilities given a certain set of circumstances.
On game day, all players are expected to know what to do when a given set of circumstances manifest in front of that player.
The coordinators (offensive, defensive, and special teams) will choreograph what they want the players to do. The position coaches will teach the mechanics of how to execute a given play. Discipline is remembering to execute said responsibilities when those circumstances present themselves.
http://www.collegesportingnews.com/content.php?292-Execution-And-Discipline