Mike Rowe @SuptMikeRowe

Husband to Liz, father of 3 amazing kids, son, brother, Superintendent @maplelakeISD881, Podcaster, State Champion Football Coach, and lifelong learner. 🏋‍♂️🏈 anchor.fm/threescompany Maple Lake, MN Joined February 2015

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Mike Rowe @SuptMikeRowe

9 years ago

A great shot of the "Fire Alarm" huddle used by Auburn. @slade248 @thecoachvogt @CoachGrayvold @CoachKGrabowski @CoachRobRhodes @CoachRmcD60 @treygray03

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Mike Rowe @SuptMikeRowe

2 weeks ago

How are you guiding your team this summer?

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Mike Rowe @SuptMikeRowe

5 months ago

Georgia ran a ton of this concept last night. Four strong spacing/Lead swing screen

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Mike Rowe @SuptMikeRowe

3 weeks ago

Which one are you?

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Mike Rowe @SuptMikeRowe

3 weeks ago

I’m really liking this Bear 2 High safety look. It creates so many opportunities to generate pressure and give the offense different looks to prepare for.

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Mike Rowe @SuptMikeRowe

3 weeks ago

Drive Concept (7-Man Protection)

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Mike Rowe @SuptMikeRowe

4 weeks ago

Slam 5-Man Pressure (Open Side) The Mike linebacker attacks the B-gap, while the $ pressures off the edge through the C-gap with peel responsibility on the running back. The secondary may incorporate a variety of coverage concepts and adjustments based on offensive tendencies and weekly game plan considerations.

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Mike Rowe @SuptMikeRowe

a month ago

R MT - B Cross - Hip Option Great concept for helping your quarterback understand MOFO and MOFC coverage reads.

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Mike Rowe @SuptMikeRowe

a month ago

Stacking small wins may not seem significant in the moment, but over time, it creates a tremendous difference.

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Mike Rowe @SuptMikeRowe

a month ago

Carolina 5-Man Pressure (Closed/TE Side) The Sam linebacker attacks first, crossing the inside face of the guard. The Mike linebacker follows second, wrapping off the Sam’s movement and fit. The secondary can incorporate a variety of coverage combinations based on offensive tendencies and game plan adjustments.