Blood Alley Drill. did that in HS in the 70's along with Bull in the Ring. We did another one I dont remember the name where we had to stand between two blocking dummies and shed a blocker and then get hit with a RB at full speed.

TennTiger22•3 days

Jason Brown talks about other coaches and using restraint when he believes a cigar, a hot tub and a Netflix documentary was the pinnacle of JUCO success!

HagaDaga•3 days

Geez I'm glad I got to enjoy football before all the Karen's on the twatter and in the comments got their way. Toughen up buttercups.

JohnnyU•3 days

Coach Jason Brown is one stupid jerkwad. A prime example of all brawn and no brain.

HoustonGumbeauxGuy•3 days

Reminds me of doing “cross the bow” back in middle school

LSUFanMizeWay•3 days

This is an idiotic drill, like Bull in the Ring, concussions will happen and season ending injuries are just a torn ACL away.

atltiger6487•3 days

stupid drill. Letting guys hit a bit in practice is ok, but that drill is an invitation to injury. If it takes a drill like that to motivate your players, maybe you recruited the wrong guys.

Nurbis•3 days

It isn't a stupid drill because of the risk of injury; it is a stupid drill because it doesn't teach you anything. It is a scenario that is rarely, if ever, going to happen in a game. When are you going to have a free running ball carrier, ten yards from the endzone with no blockers, and three defenders at the back of the end zone waiting to run to him? Put blockers in there and challenge both sides to get and stop a touchdown.

FLTech•3 days

Teaches kids how to be tough. Same shite I learned in high school and I turned out to be one bad arse mutha fricka

mdw1969•3 days

You turned out so tough, it taught you to hide behind a computer and type bad arse mutha fricka in a chat room. I am literally shaking.

FLTech•3 days

You should be.. I do it all bro. Glad you have taken notice

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bulletprooftiger•3 days

It's tackle football. There is no way to avoid injury. Go full speed in practice, get injured then. Or, get injured going full speed in a game without having gone full speed in practice. When someone chooses to play tackle football, that's the risk he accepts.

DonJuanDaMiles•3 days

It’s FCS. You can’t afford injuries because of the drop off in talent and experience from your 1’s and everyone else. And yeah there are proven ways to mitigate injuries. Stretching for example. And yes, you accept the risk to get injured, doesn’t mean you are obligated to do stupid shite that raises your chances of sustaining a major injury that sticks with you far after your playing days since they will most likely end after college.

GeauxtigersMs36•3 days

That’s retarded bring back bull in the ring

cubsfan5150•3 days

Jason Brown posts here

Floating Change Up•3 days

Tiger Ryno, for sure.

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