Coaching the #1 Rush Defense - Matt Tschetter, Defensive Coordinator, Wartburg College Coach and Coordinator Podcast
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Matt Tschetter is the defensive coordinator for Wartburg College who led Division 3 in rushing defense, while also recording the most interceptions. They ranked in the top 25 in most defensive categories.
Today, we dig into what Wartburg does in order to set their players up for success on defense.
Coach Tschetter was influenced by several of our past guests, including Louisiana Tech defensive coordinator Scott Power, Randolph-Macon head coach Pedro Arruza, and retired Wisconsin-Platteville head coach Mike Emendorfer.
Show Notes:
Play fast: lighten the mental burden
Relentless
Communication
Assignment sound: do your 1/11th
Technique focused
Tackling, block defeat, and creating turnovers
Teaching tackling in the team meeting, plus quizzing
Be multiple
Stop the run: force offenses to be one-dimensional
Create chaos
Win the situational
Don’t flinch and turn the page
Base defense from 4-3 learned from Northwest Missouri State
Defensive line responsible for A and B gaps
Leveraged-based run fits
Success on run by understanding opponent and situation
Schematic success on run
Up-the-field movements instead of horizontal
Benefits of playing zone coverage
Tracking INTs in practice
Preparing for what attacks cover three
Follow Matt Tschetter on Twitter @Coach_Tschetter.
Related Episodes:
Scott Power: Sack the QB and Shutdown the Run
Mike Emendorfer: Crazy Formations, Adding Wrinkle, Game Day Comms
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Matt Tschetter is the defensive coordinator for Wartburg College who led Division 3 in rushing defense, while also recording the most interceptions. They ranked in the top 25 in most defensive categories.
Today, we dig into what Wartburg does in order to set their players up for success on defense.
Coach Tschetter was influenced by several of our past guests, including Louisiana Tech defensive coordinator Scott Power, Randolph-Macon head coach Pedro Arruza, and retired Wisconsin-Platteville head coach Mike Emendorfer.
Show Notes:
Play fast: lighten the mental burden
Relentless
Communication
Assignment sound: do your 1/11th
Technique focused
Tackling, block defeat, and creating turnovers
Teaching tackling in the team meeting, plus quizzing
Be multiple
Stop the run: force offenses to be one-dimensional
Create chaos
Win the situational
Don’t flinch and turn the page
Base defense from 4-3 learned from Northwest Missouri State
Defensive line responsible for A and B gaps
Leveraged-based run fits
Success on run by understanding opponent and situation
Schematic success on run
Up-the-field movements instead of horizontal
Benefits of playing zone coverage
Tracking INTs in practice
Preparing for what attacks cover three
Follow Matt Tschetter on Twitter @Coach_Tschetter.
Related Episodes:
Scott Power: Sack the QB and Shutdown the Run
Mike Emendorfer: Crazy Formations, Adding Wrinkle, Game Day Comms
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34 min