Head QB Coach of @QB1_Athletics | Former QB at USC | Co-Founder of @protectwithbear | #PutGod1st | #QB1Family
South Carolina, USA
Joined March 2011
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Gyration Station 2027 planning is in the works!
Coming to an SC city near you!
@StephenGarcia will be back and more than likely not being wearing shoes the entire week! Structure and Chaos is back!
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Thanks for the article @sixstarfootball
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Our next Hall of Fame spotlight is on Steve Spurrier ⭐️
-Winningest football coach in program history
-86-49 record across 11 seasons
-3x 11-win seasons (2011, 2012 & 2013)
-3 consecutive top-10 finishes (2011–2013)
-Led South Carolina to its first SEC Eastern Division title & SEC Championship Game appearance in 2010
-2x SEC Coach of the Year (2005 & 2010)
-Order of the Palmetto recipient, South Carolina’s highest civilian honor
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Had a great time friday night at @CoastalFootball !!
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Tough loss last Friday’ vs North Augusta, good stuff to learn from and improve!
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Great region game win for us. Let’s keep it going guys we got this!
14/20 comp
284 passing yards
2 TD
12 rushing yards @SaludaFootball @CoachWoerner @CoachLeaphart @GrayLeaphart @coachcisco34 @Coach_Coleman55 @QB1_Athletics @PerryOrth10 @LouatTheState @ChadSimmons_ @PrepRedzoneSC
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#Jaguars RB Bhayshul Tuten just lost a TD because the refs called Brenton Strange for holding on a play he didn't hold. 🤦♂️
Unreal football game! Indiana vs Ohio State are both really good. OSU needs Sayin to get healthy or they are in trouble!
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"Best game of his career, hands down, in my opinion" - Former Gamecock QB @PerryOrth10 on QB LaNorris Sellers' performance against Florida
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Regular season done ✅
5-2
Couple balls from last weeks games!
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Weeks 1-8
8-0❗️❗️
6’1 190
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Love this & exactly what I talked with TL about this week! They do a lot more defender read concepts - even if it’s called “pure progression”! And again I use the term “pure progression” in its purest form, if you are reading coverages and eliminating things based on it, that is full-field/defender read stuff, which is what I believe in!
Gents, I was Liam Coen's starting Quarterback at the University of Maine.
Although we installed "Pure Progression" Pass plays, I was never taught to just read 1, 2,3,4. I was always taught to read coverage and have my answers. I was never left to guess through a progression. It was always who can I eliminate now, where is the weak spot in the zone, who is the conflict defender, where is my best matchup, where is my hot, and simplifying the progression. We knew the coverages week in and week out, which led us to making faster/easier decisions on the field.
Hope you guys can meet in the middle with this ha ha
This is how you develop QB! This is why Trevor has taken the next step.
Good stuff @Cferg_17
Gents, I was Liam Coen's starting Quarterback at the University of Maine.
Although we installed "Pure Progression" Pass plays, I was never taught to just read 1, 2,3,4. I was always taught to read coverage and have my answers. I was never left to guess through a progression. It was always who can I eliminate now, where is the weak spot in the zone, who is the conflict defender, where is my best matchup, where is my hot, and simplifying the progression. We knew the coverages week in and week out, which led us to making faster/easier decisions on the field.
Hope you guys can meet in the middle with this ha ha
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Gents, I was Liam Coen's starting Quarterback at the University of Maine.
Although we installed "Pure Progression" Pass plays, I was never taught to just read 1, 2,3,4. I was always taught to read coverage and have my answers. I was never left to guess through a progression. It was always who can I eliminate now, where is the weak spot in the zone, who is the conflict defender, where is my best matchup, where is my hot, and simplifying the progression. We knew the coverages week in and week out, which led us to making faster/easier decisions on the field.
Hope you guys can meet in the middle with this ha ha
WRONG is a strong word… the best “pure progression” offenses are based in defender read concepts, that they just give you a starting point!
I def think there is an argument they make QBs think less, but is that a good thing & does it help QBs?
The argument “defenses are too hard” so we have to do this, is a dumb reason for doing it, IMO! But I def think you can design an offense always to give a QB starting points and teaching them when to stay there and when to get off right away… but at end of day that is reading coverage and not pure progression in its truest form!
Love to hear why you are for it and how it the big picture it makes a QB better?
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South Carolina QB LaNorris Sellers | Week 6 vs Florida:
🐔 23/35
🐔 279 YDS
🐔 5 TDS
🐔 0 INTS
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