The OC Office Hour -An Approach to Situational Focus - Jaime Elizondo, OC, XFL San Antonio

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Recorded03 Oct 2022

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Our guest on our in-season OC Office Hour series is Jaime Elizondo, Offensive Coordinator for XFL San Antonio. He discusses an approach to situational football, especially in regard to how it affects the game in the 4th quarter. Shownotes: -Early game decisions are not black and white -Finding the Hidden Momentum in decision making -Two thought processes - every drive ends in a kick or by in-game needs -Stack the odds in your favor -At some point, you will need to go for it on fourth -Need to have a process to handle decisions -Color-coded system for communication -Practicing with in-game context -Players need to feel the situation -Ideas for practice Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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