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"We always look forward to attending at least one Glazier Clinic each off-season. We always get great information to install into our program"

Lou Racioppe
Head Football Coach, Verona High School (NJ)
2008 North 2 Group 1 State Champions

"Glazier Clinics are a must in preparation for the upcoming season. We go to at least two clinics every year. The webinars have helped us with not only strategies, but also techniques and fundamentals."

Allen Brown
Head Football Coach, Thomasville High School (NC)
2008 1AA State Champions

"Every year I get the season pass for our coaching staff; It has been one of the most important things that we do to prepare for each season as a staff. The coaches that provide instruction are top notch, and the variety of topics that they present gives every person on my staff an opportunity to get better at some aspect of our game. If you're serious about improving your program, you'll never go wrong purchasing the season pass!"

Marc Mesaros
Head Football Coach, Eastern Tech High School (MD)
2008 2A State Runner Up

"I haven’t missed a Glazier Clinic since 1986. The Staff Season Pass is a great value and continues to improve and update our knowledge of the game. It is one of the most valuable tools we use in the preparation for next season."

Dom Zaccarelli
Head Football Coach, Westlake High School (MD)
2008 3A State Champions

"Our staff makes a point each off-season to attend the Glazier Clinics - they not only reinforce what we do but also give us innovative ideas on how to improve our teaching each season. The season pass allows us the flexibility to send coaches to several parts of the country to learn from some of the best coaches in the nation."

Kirk Peterson
Head Football Coach, Millard West High School (NE)
2008 Class A State Champions

"I have been attending 2-5 Glazier Clinics every year for as long as I can remember. I find the format and quality of speakers is the best in the business."

Al Thomas
Head Football Coach, Sherwood High School (MD)
2008 Class 4A State Champions

Confirmed Speakers and Topics for Baltimore 2010
Fri, Feb 12 - Sun, Feb 14, 2010

Fri, Feb 12 - Sun, Feb 14, 2010

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Sheraton Inner Harbor
300 South Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

Reservations: 800-325-3535 or 410-962-8300
Room rates: $135 single/double--Parking with in/out privileges included!
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Hyatt Regency Baltimore on the Inner Harbor
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Baltimore, Maryland 21201 USA
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Here are the confirmed speakers and topics for the Baltimore 2010 Frank Glazier Clinic.

IMPROVED! Speaker schedules are updated daily and all changes are listed at the bottom of the speaker schedule. Usually the speakers can fulfill their original speaking commitments. However, sometimes they need to change their speaking times or to cancel due to new job responsibilities. When this happens, we work with the canceled speaker to find a qualified replacement speaker who can address the same topic matter. Speaker schedules are subject to change. NO video/audio recording is permitted during clinic sessions.

Last updated on Thu, Jul 29, 2010, 09:26 pm

Topic Legend: A = Advanced, I = Intermediate, B = Basic

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Friday Morning
Session #1: 8:30 - 9:20 a.m., #2: 9:45 - 10:35 a.m., #3: 11:00 - 11:50 a.m.

Rich Alercio Click here for bio
Castleton State College

#1:	Transforming from "I" to "Spread" Run Off - A

#2:	Transforming from "I" to "Spread" Pass & Screen Off - A

#3:	Pure "Spread" Passes: Spread 'em & Shred 'em - A

John DeFilippo Click here for bio
San Jose State

#1:	QB Drills & Fundamentals

#2:	How to Teach a 3/5/7-Step Drop

#3:	QB Red Zone Mindset

Lawrence Livingston Click here for bio
Morgan State

#1:	Quick Game Passing out of the Gun - I

#2:	Play-Action Screens out of the Shotgun - I

#3:	Play Action (Inside Zone) out of the Shotgun - I

Russell Meyers Click here for bio
Southern HS, MD

#1:	Double Wing Core Plays: Power - Be Fundamentally Sound - B

#2:	Double Wing Core Plays: Counter - C, XX, Super XX

#3:	Double Wing Core Plays: Wedge, Lead, G, Trap - Get the FB Involved - B

Andy Talley Click here for bio
Villanova

#2:	Your Coaching Career: Do's & Dont's, Part 1 - I

#3:	Your Coaching Career: Do's & Dont's, Part 2 - I

Don Brown Click here for bio
Maryland

#1:	Posture, Tackling, & Defensive Team Drills

#2:	Man Technique Fundamentals for Defensive Sec

#3:	Cover-2 & Cover-2 Zone Blitz Pkg

John Hendrick Click here for bio

#1:	3-3-5 Blitz Pkg - I

#2:	The 3-3-5: A Multiple Front Def - B

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Friday Afternoon
Session #1: 1:30 - 2:20 p.m., #2: 2:45 - 3:35 p.m., #3: 4:00 - 4:50 p.m.

Wade Lang Click here for bio
Wofford College

#1:	How Wofford Drills & Installs the Midline & Belly Option - A

#2:	Gun Triple Option: Must Be Able to Hand It or Pitch It - A

#3:	Gun Midline Option: Pitch & QB - A

James Franklin Click here for bio
Maryland

#1:	Developing the QB

#2:	Off Game Planning for Success

#3:	Developing an Off Philosophy

Dick Anderson Click here for bio
Penn State

#1:	Penn State Pass Protection - I

#2:	Penn State Zone Blocking Scheme - I

#3:	Run Blocking Fundamentals & Techniques - I

Bruce Cobleigh
Harrison HS, GA

#1:	How to Drill & Install the Jet Sweep Under Center & Gun Using Multiple Formations, Including Truck - I

#2:	Rocket & Complementary Plays in the Wing-T/Jet Off - I

#3:	How to Enhance the Jet or Wing-T Off with the Bunch Passing Game, Including Jet & Rocket Motion - I

John Hendrick Click here for bio

#1:	Installing the 3-3-5 Def - I

#2:	3-3-5 Base Fronts & Alignments - B

#3:	Transitioning from the 4-3 to the 3-3 Stack - I

Danny Smith Click here for bio
Washington Redskins

#1:	Effectively Organizing a Spec Teams Practice

#2:	How to Make Use of All Your Players on Spec Teams

#3:	Spec Teams Skills & Drills to Be Mastered - A

DaLawn Parrish Click here for bio
Dr. Henry A Wise HS, MD

#1:	Running the 4-3 Def - B

#2:	Running the 4-4 Def - B

#3:	Game Preparation & Game Planning for All Opponents - I

Ron Vanderlinden Click here for bio
Penn State

#1:	Adjusting the Stack 4-3-4 Def Against All Formations - I

#2:	4-3 Penn State Zone & Man Stunt Pkg - I

#3:	LB & Tackling Fundamentals to Stop the Run - B

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Friday Evening
Session #1: 6:50 - 7:40 p.m., #2: 7:45 - 8:35 p.m.

Russell Meyers Click here for bio
Southern HS, MD

#1:	Double Wing, It's Not All Between the Tackles: The Reach, Jet & Go Sweeps - I

#2:	Double Wing, Play-Action Passes for the Core Plays - B

Rich Alercio Click here for bio
Castleton State College

#1:	Transforming from "I" to "Spread" O-Line Run Blocking Schemes - A

#2:	Transforming from "I" to "Spread" O-Line Pass Protection Schemes - A

Chris Johnston
Complete QB

#1:	Teaching Your QB to Read Coverages - A

#2:	Changing 8 of Your QB's Common Mistakes Before They Become Habits - A

Ralph Isernia Click here for bio
Charleston

#1:	Increasing Your Scoring Opportunities in the Red Zone - I/A

#2:	No-Huddle Off: Dropback Passing Game from Spread - I/A

DaLawn Parrish Click here for bio
Dr. Henry A Wise HS, MD

#1:	Run Game in Multiple Formation Off: Keeping Def off Balance - B

#2:	Off-Season Conditioning Preparing for the Upcoming Season - I

Randy Pippin Click here for bio
Glazier Clinics Director

#1:	How Exactly Can You Intentionally Teach Your Team Character & Ensure Deserved Success?

#2:	Implementing Character Qualities for Success - B

Donald Davis Click here for bio
Calvert Hall College HS, MD

#1:	Game Week Preparation for Opponents - I

#2:	Managing the Game, Mastering the Situation - I

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Saturday Morning
Session #1: 8:30 - 9:20 a.m., #2: 9:45 - 10:35 a.m., #3: 11:00 - 11:50 a.m.

Wade Lang Click here for bio
Wofford College

#1:	Gun Belly Option: The Cure-All Gun Option - A

#2:	Even an Option Team Can Throw the Ball - A

Donald Davis Click here for bio
Calvert Hall College HS, MD

#3:	How to Build a Successful Off - B

Noel Mazzone Click here for bio
Arizona State University

#1:	The No-Huddle "Bolt" Pkg out of the Spread Off: Fast-Paced Off - I

#2:	The Quick Screen Game to Protect Your Runs & Your Protection - I

#3:	QB, WR, & RB Mechanics, Drills & Concepts - I

Bruce Cobleigh
Harrison HS, GA

#1:	How to Integrate the Scat Passing Game into the Wing-T or Jet Off - A

#2:	The 3-Step Passing Game in the Wing-T or Jet Off, Including Spacing Concepts - I

#3:	How to Implement the Crossing Routes into Your Wing-T or Jet Off - I

Ralph Isernia Click here for bio
Charleston

#1:	No-Huddle Spread Off: Overview Multiple Formations - I/A

#2:	The Basics of the Wildcat Off - I/A

#3:	How to Rebuild a Program That Is at Risk - I/A

Randy Pippin Click here for bio
Glazier Clinics Director

#1:	Why & How to Stem from a 4-2-5 for Your Multiple Def

#2:	Techniques, Fronts, Stunts, Blitzes & Coverages for a 4-2-5 Multiple Def

#3:	Transforming Your 4-2-5 Multiple Def into an Odd Stack and/or a 3-4 System

Danny Rocco Click here for bio
Liberty

#1:	Defending the Spread Off with the 3-4 Def - I

#2:	Getting off the Field on 3rd Down - I

#3:	Building a Championship Program with Character & Team Unity - B/I

Jeff Scurran Click here for bio
Santa Rita HS, AZ

#1:	YOUTH TOPIC: Planning & Directing Youth Football Practices - B

#2:	YOUTH TOPIC: How to Implement a Youth Football Def - B

#3:	YOUTH TOPIC: Movement Skills for All Positions in Youth Football - B/I

Donald Davis Click here for bio
Calvert Hall College HS, MD

#1:	Winning with the 4-4 Position Play-Variations & Multiple Fronts from the 4-4 - A

Jim Herrmann Click here for bio
New York Giants

#2:	How to Design & Implement an Effective Def Game Plan - A

#3:	Defending the Option, Including Double, Triple & Midline - I

Saturday Midday
Session #1: 11:50 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

U.S. Air Force
*Lunch with Guest Speaker

#1:	*Sign up at Registration Desk. Guest Speaker: Maj. Gen. Robin Rand

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Saturday Afternoon
Session #1: 1:30 - 2:20 p.m., #2: 2:45 - 3:35 p.m., #3: 4:00 - 4:50 p.m.

Mike Sanford Click here for bio
Louisville

#1:	Spread Off: Pass Game - I/A

#2:	Spread Off: Run Game - I/A

#3:	Flash Read Sweep Series from the Spread

Ralph Isernia Click here for bio
Charleston

#1:	No-Huddle Off: Game Planning out of Spread - I/A

#2:	No-Huddle Off: Pass Protections from Spread - I/A

#3:	No-Huddle Off: Run Game from Spread - I/A

Charlie Crittenden
Lee-Davis HS, VA

#1:	An Overview of the Lee-Davis Pistol, Including Formations, Motions, No-Huddle Communication (Wristbands), How We Call Our Plays - B

#2:	The Power/Counter Game out of the Pistol - B

#3:	The 3-Step Game out of the Pistol, Including Protection, Reads, & the Backside Complementary Route - B

BJ Anderson Click here for bio
Houston

#1:	Houston Protections & Pass Fundamentals

#2:	Houston Spread Zone Running Pkg

#3:	Houston Spread Screen Game

Jim Herrmann Click here for bio
New York Giants

#1:	NY Giants 3-4 Def: Fronts & Alignments - B

#2:	Defending the Spread Off in a 3-4 Def - B

#3:	Basic LB Drills & Fundamentals for Players at Any Level - B

Chris Hewitt Click here for bio
Rutgers

#1:	DB Drills & Techniques - B

#2:	Teaching Man-Free Concept - B

#3:	Teaching Tackling & Creating Turnovers - B

Bruce Cobleigh
Harrison HS, GA

#1:	YOUTH TOPIC: QB Fundamentals to Insure Proper Throwing Mechanics in the Youth Football Player - B

#2:	YOUTH TOPIC: WR Fundamentals & Skills for the Youth Football Player - B

#3:	YOUTH TOPIC: O-Line Fundamentals, Drills & Skills for the Youth Football Player - B

Joe Cullen Click here for bio
Jacksonville Jaguars

#1:	Building a Pass Rusher from the Ground Up

#2:	Stopping the Run on the Way to the QB

#3:	Rushmen Line Stunts for Run & Pass

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Saturday Evening
Session #1: 6:50 - 7:40 p.m., #2: 7:45 - 8:35 p.m.

Paul Graham Click here for bio
Penncrest HS, PA

#1:	Why the Split Back Veer over the Flexbone/Double Slot - I

#2:	Attacking Coverages with the Dropback Pass in a Split Back Veer/Pro Set Off - I

Charlie Crittenden
Lee-Davis HS, VA

#1:	The Option Run Game out of the Pistol - B

#2:	The Pistol Screen Game: Getting Your Best Players the Ball in Space - B

Phil Luci Click here for bio
Morgantown HS, WV

#1:	Simple Blocking Protections for Both Run & Pass in the 4/5-Wide Sets vs. Various Fronts - I

#2:	Attacking the Split End Side in the Wing-T Using Multiple Formations - I

Scott O'Dell Click here for bio
Power Elevation, LLC

#1:	Olympic & Free Weight Progressions & Technique - I

#2:	A Systematic Approach to Plyometrics - I

Jeff Scurran Click here for bio
Santa Rita HS, AZ

#1:	YOUTH TOPIC: Building a Def for Youth Football from Simple to Advanced - B/I

#2:	YOUTH TOPIC: Building an Off for Youth Football from Simple to Advanced - B/I

Bill Maddox
Monticello HS, VA

#1:	"Special" Special Teams: Organization & Practice/Kick Off & Punt

#2:	"Special" Special Teams: Kick Off Return/Punt Return/Specialty Plays

Bruce Cobleigh
Harrison HS, GA

#1:	Defending the Wing-T from an 8-Man Front Def: Alignments & Assignments - I

#2:	Disrupting the Wing-T & Jet Off by Moving & Stemming from a 4-4 to 50/33 Def - I

John Callahan Click here for bio
Coaching 4 Life

#1:	Developing the "Complete Player" - Young Men of Character - B

#2:	The Character Qualities to Develop a "Heart of a Champion" - I

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Sunday Morning
Session #1: 8:30 - 9:20 a.m., #2: 9:25 - 10:15 a.m.

Jeff Scurran Click here for bio
Santa Rita HS, AZ

#1:	Goal-Line Def: Winning in the Red Zone - I/A

Ralph Isernia Click here for bio
Charleston

#1:	Implementing an Effective QB Pass Game - I/A

#2:	Implementing an Effective QB Running Game - I/A

Paul Graham Click here for bio
Penncrest HS, PA

#1:	Countering Defensive Adjustments to a Split Back Veer/Triple Option Off - I

#2:	Split Back Veer: Play-Action Passing - I

Stephen Everette Click here for bio
Princeton HS

#1:	YOUTH TOPIC: Incorporating Local HS with Their Youth Program - B

#2:	YOUTH TOPIC: Teaching Youth O-Line Assignments & Communication - B

Mike Lalli Click here for bio
Chantilly HS, VA

#1:	DB Fundamentals: Pedaling, Breaking to the Ball, & Tackling - I

#2:	Developing a Player & Coach Relationship - B

Phil Luci Click here for bio
Morgantown HS, WV

#1:	3-5-3 Alignment & Assignment for D-Line, I-LB, O-LB, & Secondary - I

#2:	3-5-3 D-Linemen & I-LB Drills & Technique - I

Scott O'Dell Click here for bio
Power Elevation, LLC

#1:	Training to Maximize Linear Speed - I

#2:	Putting it all Together: The Yearly Plan (Off-Season and In-Season) - A

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Summary of Speaker Changes
Session #1: For entire clinic

Speaker Changes

#1:	John Messinger replaced by Scott O'Dell Saturday Evening & Sunday Morning

#1:	John DeFilippo moved to Friday Morning

#1:	Ryan Day replaced by Mike Sanford & moved to Saturday Afternoon

#1:	Bruce Cobleigh cancelled Friday Evening & Sunday Morning

#1:	Randy Pippin replaced by Bill Maddox Saturday Evening

#1:	Andy Siegal replaced by Ralph Isernia Friday Evening, Saturday Morning & Afternoon, & Sunday Morning

#1:	Randy Pippin moved to Saturday Morning

#1:	Gary Emanuel moved to Saturday Afternoon & replaced by Joe Cullen Saturday Afternoon

#1:	Robert Prunty replaced by Randy Pippin Friday Evening

#1:	Mike Sirianni replaced by Lawrence Livingston Friday Morning

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