Ideas for Building Culture and Using a 'Loophole' in Play Action - Nate Milne, Head Coach, Muhlenberg College

Head Coach Nate Milne has led the Muhlenberg football program to unprecedented heights since taking over following the 2017 season.

Coach Milne has a record of 35-5 in his three seasons, leading the Mules to the Centennial Conference championship, the NCAA quarterfinals and a final ranking in the Division III top 10 all three years. Muhlenberg advanced to the national quarterfinals for the first time ever in 2018 and the NCAA semifinals for the first time in 2019. Milne was named Centennial Conference coach of the year all three seasons.

Show Notes:

• Influences
• What he learned in approach to recruiting
• What his our niche? How do we find them? How do we land them?
• Why play action pass is an important component in conflicting defenders
• Having a play action pass for every run
• Advantages of play action for protection
• Keys to creating the structure
• Play faster than you do in the run
• Coaching point for the OL “The Soon to Be World Famous Freeze Technique”
• OL loophole in the rules
• Installing play action
• Using “same as”
• Being simple on a week-to-week basis
• Trip to Europe to build the team
• To develop as a young coach - coach more and coach other positions
• The winning edge - you can outwork your opponent

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