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    The document outlines the procedures for calling and executing punts in football, detailing the responsibilities of players based on the direction of the punt. It emphasizes the importance of identifying overloads on the punting side and adjusting the call accordingly to ensure proper protection. Specific examples, such as the 'Larry' and 'Roger' calls, are provided to illustrate the concepts discussed.

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    The document outlines the procedures for calling and executing punts in football, detailing the responsibilities of players based on the direction of the punt. It emphasizes the importance of identifying overloads on the punting side and adjusting the call accordingly to ensure proper protection. Specific examples, such as the 'Larry' and 'Roger' calls, are provided to illustrate the concepts discussed.

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    The document outlines the procedures for calling and executing punts in football, detailing the responsibilities of players based on the direction of the punt. It emphasizes the importance of identifying overloads on the punting side and adjusting the call accordingly to ensure proper protection. Specific examples, such as the 'Larry' and 'Roger' calls, are provided to illustrate the concepts discussed.

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    PRIDE

    PRIDE NOTES

    - Punts will initially be called into the boundary. Example: ball on left hash = Larry = Punt left.

    - Protection responsibility: The count starts from the side that we are punting to.

    G-T-TE (to the punt) - take the three rushers closest to the side that we are punting to.
    GATE - take the subsequent three rushers (see box below)
    G-T-TE (away from the punt) -

    Example: LARRY
    GATE Free
    3 2 1 1 2 3 rusher

    RT Gate: MUST identify the jersey numbers of the 2 players


    that start and end their blocking responsibility.
    LARRY - PUNT LEFT
    R

    ROGER - PUNT RIGHT R


    OVERLOADS

    Alert:

    -Be alert for overloads to the side that we are punting to. If we have a Larry (ledft) call on and the overload is
    left we will check Roger and kick opposite. Therefore the count will also swith=ch to the other side.

    -Be alert for a 4+ man overload between the GUARDS. This poses protection problems. Therefore we will c
    MIKE (middle) call and the Gate will be responsible for all four rushers between GUARDS.

    Vs. Middle Overload (4 between Guards) =


    MIKE - PUNT MIDDLE
    R

    NOTE: GATE is responsible for 4 rushers etween Guards.

    NOTE: CENTER - bump closest rusher.


    LARRY - vs. overload left = CHECK ROGER

    R
    NOTE: KICK AWAY FROM OVERLOAD

    ROGER -vs. overload right = CHECK LARRY

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