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THURSDAY APRIL 5, 2018 LSU FOOTBALL OPERATIONS CENTER 2-3:30 PM Registration at LSU Football Ops 3:40 PM LSU Spring Practice PRACTICE FIELDS 6:00 PM Registration (ENTER VIA SOUTHEAST ENTRANCE) LSU PMAC MAIN FLOOR 6:15 PM LSU Head Coach Ed Orgeron / Keynote Speaker Joe Gibbs PMAC MAIN STAGE 7:15 PM Barbeque Social PMAC MAIN FLOOR FRIDAY APRIL 6, 2018 PETE MARAVICH ASSEMBLY CENTER (PMAC) 7:30 AM Registration / Vendors / Coffee / Donuts 8:45 AM SESSION ONE MAIN STAGE Tom Woods • R2 Sports - “Analytics in High School and College Football 9:35 AM SESSION TWO MAIN FLOOR OFFENSE Billy Napier • UL-Lafayette Head Coach - “Ragin Cajun Offense” DEFENSE Blake Baker • Louisiana Tech - “Tackling and Turnover Circuit” 10:25 AM SESSION THREE INDIVIDUAL AREAS OF PMAC LSU Position Coaches Chalk Talk 11:15 AM FEATURED SPEAKER MAIN STAGE Jake Delhomme Former NFL Quarterback and Louisiana High School Quarterback 12:15 PM Lunch MAIN FLOOR 1:25 PM SESSION FOUR MAIN FLOOR OFFENSE Lee Roussel • Nicholls State - “Offensive Line Play” DEFENSE Lance Guidry • McNeese State Head Coach - “Defending RPOs” 2:15 PM SESSION FIVE MAIN FLOOR OFFENSE Greg Stevens • Southeastern Louisiana - “Quick Passing Game” DEFENSE Willie Fritz • Tulane Head Coach - “Green Wave Tackling” 3:05 PM SESSION SIX MAIN FLOOR OFFENSE Brad Smiley • Northwestern State - “Effort, Attitude, Tempo” DEFENSE Dawson Odums • Southern Head Coach - “Building a Program” 4:00 PM SESSION SEVEN MAIN FLOOR OFFENSE Ben McLaughlin • Louisiana College - “Vertical RPO & Coverage Progression” DEFENSE Anthony Camp • UL-Monroe - “Defensive Line Play” 4:55 PM SESSION EIGHT MAIN FLOOR Tommy Moffitt • LSU Assistant AD/Strength & Conditioning “Teaching the Core & Assistants Exercises for Strength and Power” 5:45 PM Crawfish Boil MAIN FLOOR 2018 LSU SPRING PRACTICE SCHEDULE March 11, 13, 15, 17, 20 & 22 April 3, 5, 7, 10, 12, 14, 17 & 19 April 21 – National L Club Spring Game – Tiger Stadium – 5:00 PM Kickoff CLINIC FEE IS $65 PER PERSON REGISTER ONLINE LSUsports.net/coachesclinic Call Lois Stuckey for more information at (225) 578-1151 or email [email protected]. Clinic is open to any and all entrants (Limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender) FEATURED SPEAKERS DEAR COACHES, The LSU Football Coaching Staff and I invite you to join us for our annual Spring Football Coaches’ Clinic on April 5-7, 2018. JOE GIBBS JAKE DELHOMME We are honored to have the legendary Joe Gibbs, longtime head coach of the Washington Redskins, as our keynote speaker. As the first coach in NFL history to win three Super Bowls with three different starting quarterbacks, Coach Gibbs stands as one of the most successful FOOTBALL STAFF head coaches of all-time. Off the field, Coach Gibbs has developed one of NASCAR’s most successful multi-team racing organizations, Joe Gibbs Racing, earning 4 NASCAR Championships since 1993. Our lineup of speakers includes former NFL quarterback and Louisiana native Jake Delhomme and a number of outstanding coaches from universities across Louisiana. This will be a wonderful opportunity for us coaches to get together and talk football with some of the best in the industry. DAVE ARANDA STEVE ENSMINGER GREG MCMAHON TOMMIE ROBINSON Associate Head Coach Offensive Coordinator Special Teams Coordinator Assistant Head Coach Defensive Coordinator Running Backs As head coach of the LSU Tigers, I want to congratulate each of you on your team’s success, Recruiting Coordinator on and off the field. Louisiana has some of the greatest athletes in the country thanks to the hard work and dedication shown by our high school coaches each year. As always, you and your staff are welcome to attend our spring practices. The dates are listed in this program. The Tigers have had some great offseason workouts, and I believe we are ready for a productive spring football practice. Our Spring Game this year is set for April 21, 2018 at 5 p.m. in Tiger Stadium. I hope you and your staff will join us April 5-7 for our Coaches’ Clinic. BILL BUSCH JAMES CREGG DENNIS JOHNSON MICKEY JOSEPH Safeties Coach Offensive Line Coach Defensive Line Coach Wide Receivers Coach As “One Team, One Heartbeat” we can achieve anything! GEAUX TIGERS! ED ORGERON COREY RAYMOND JERRY SULLIVAN KEVIN FAULK TOMMY MOFFITT Defensive Backs Coach Sr. Offensive Assistant/ Director of Player Development Assistant AD/Strength & Conditioning LSU FOOTBALL HEAD COACH Passing Game Coordinator.
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