[Husker] Callahan's Goals

Kipp C. Kruse cfkck at ux1.cts.eiu.edu
Sun Nov 28 20:46:00 CST 2004


At 08:47 PM 11/28/2004 -0500, Kurt Holst wrote:

>>I think Callahan wanted to implement his system and that was the number 
>>one goal.  His main goal wasn't to take the team we had and play to its 
>>strengths with solid game plans to win as many games as possible in my opinion.
>>
>>Bob Beach
>
>This is an interesting observation.  I wanted to believe what Callahan has 
>been stating publicly at every opportunity since he came to town, that his 
>intention was to win this year, that he wanted to do everything possible 
>to give the seniors a successful season.  It makes more sense that 
>implementing his system was goal #1 and winning didn't matter nearly as much.
>
>Here's a short list of "goals" for Callahan and company to attain in 2005 
>(just my wish list):
>
>1.  Get plays into the huddle faster, establish a system to call plays 
>which doesn't require the QB to run to the sideline between each play.
>2.  Change the defensive philosophy from "passive/reactive" to 
>"aggresive/attacking".
>3.  Adapt game plans during games (between series, half-time adjustments, 
>etc.)
>
>Kurt in FL

Good Kurt

May I add

4.  get a punt returner
5.  have your place kickers PRACTICE
6.  teach the DL some techniques
7.  go back and read #1
8. go back and read #2
9. go back and rad #3

cheers

kipp


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