The Lions' Pride

When he says conditioning will be important as we want to play up tempo, could we take that as meaning we will be seeing some no huddle offense implimented at some point

Both of the workout videos looked like my days in high school football. Our coach believed that winter/spring/summer workouts, drills, and reps of the playbook made good teams....not necessary superior talent. The outside workout looked exactly like a typical off-season workout....our weight room workout was bench, squats, barbell rows, clean, push press, deadlift, and pullups (or lat pulldown if you couldn't). We ran 2 times per week, agility 2 times per week, tug a war/wrestling/competitions against each other. In his 10 years at North County High School in Missouri (1993-2003) he was 122-22 and regularly went to playoffs and won 1-3 games.

Parents hated the routines b/c they said they where a little extreme but then never complained when his teams regularly went 10-1 11-0 each year and won district and beyond most years. The offensive lines where very nasty....running game was mean and set up the passing game. He ran 3 receivers and full back/running back set 80+% of the time. His offenses where awesome with Welker type players.

This off-season workouts are a breath of fresh air. Penn State will be very different team on the field this fall.

Just wanted to pass this own....looked very similar to my high school days....

WE ARE...

Love Silas leading them at the end, he is one special player. Haha also how funny was Bolden vs Zanatello

Thanks for Posting those rmj!!

Look at the shoulder width on Jesse James when he's wrestling Carter. RS that kid, fill out that frame, and see where he ends up. I can kind of see why Scout ranked him as a tackle.

One is Evan Hailes, but the other one, who looks to be even bigger than him, I dunno at all...

Eric Shrive straight up dominated his opponent. Damn. That was brutal.