GAME PLANRACING TOWARDS GREATNESS

INTRODUCTION• My name is Jim Jarrard. I’m fifty six years old and am married to my

wife Trudy. I attend Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church and prioritize my life in the order of God, family, and football. We live in Bogart, GA and have four children, David, John, Tate and James. Originally I am from Atlanta, GA. I played outside linebacker at Mississippi College which at the time was Division II in the Gulf South Conference.

• At the young age of fifty three I played Quarterback for a Semi-Pro Football team, the Classic City Tiger out of Athens, GA. My major was Health and Physical Education. I received my masters at Mississippi College and undergraduate at the University of Georgia.

• I got my first coaching job at Cedar Shoals High School in Athens, GA. Since then, I have coached college and high school football with stops that include Southeastern Louisiana University, Mississippi College and Georgia Southern University. I have just finished my second year coaching at North Oconee High School while teaching at Cedar Shoals. My hobbies include recording music and I enjoy spending time with my family.

CORE VALUES

Trustworthiness Loyalty RespectHonor

EDUCATION

• Master of Education – Mississippi College, Clinton, MS ▪ 1986

• I served as Graduate Assistant Football coach outside linebackers, later promoted to full time wide receivers coach.

• Bachelor of Arts and Science – University of Georgia, Athens, GA ▪ 1982

• Walked on UGA Football 1979 played in Spring Game 1979.

CAREER ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• I coached in I-AA National Championship Game 1988 for Georgia Southern.

• I coached in Championship Game, Minor League Football System for the Charlotte Barons. We were undefeated regular season champions.

• I coached in the State Playoffs as Defensive Coordinator for Richmond Academy.

• I coached in the second round of the State Playoffs with North Oconee in 2011, 2012 and 2014 (3rd Round). We were Region champions 2011 and 2012. I was also named Assistant Coach of the Year by the Georgia Athletics Coaches Association in 2011 and 2012 for our North Oconee Teams.

MISSION STATEMENT

• We will strive to graduate student athletes by strengthening their hearts, souls, minds and body through experiences from faith, family and football.

KEYS TO LEADERSHIP

• Wisdom• Understanding

• KnownDeuteronomy 1:13

Take you wise men, and understanding, and known among your tribes, and I

will make them rulers over you.

De De Latimore is my former player from Cedar Shoals. He started at Middle Linebacker for South Florida University and is currently on Chicago Bears Taxi squad.

FORMER PLAYERS NCAA COLLEGE

Alex Noakes, M.I.T.Nick Colvin, WoffordGreg Hall, AuburnDalton Green,U. of CumberlandMarcus Alford, Morehouse Brandon Whitlock, Chattahoochee TechJoseph Scelfo, South Alabama

Tino Roland, Malone De De Lattimore, U. of South FloridaDeaunte Jennings, Mars HillBubba Freeman, GA MilitarySammy Sanders, Tenn. TechReggie Thomas, CitadelMax Gaubert, TusculumJohn Jarrard, Shorter Dakota Green, Georgia Military

SEMI-PROChip Ferguson FSU-Charlotte BaronsVince SuttonALA-Charlotte BaronsAngelo StaffordALA- Charlotte BaronsWillie SheppardALA-Charlotte Barons

Anthony HardyPurdue-Charlotte BaronsChuck Tabor UNC-Charlotte BaronsILB- Joseph Possenti Temple: Charlotte Barons1989 All MLFS Team

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE• Fred McAfee• Miss. College• New Orleans Saints• Pittsburgh Steelers• Donnie Allen• Georgia Southern University• New York Jets• Randell Boone• Georgia Southern University• New York Jets

Fred McAfee To Be Inducted To Division II Hall Of Fame

By Scott Prather Jul 14, 2011 1:38 PM• Former New Orleans Saints running back Fred McAfee will be inducted into the

Division II College Football Hall of Fame this December. McAfee, who currently serves as the Saints Director of Player Development, played for the Mississippi College Choctaws from 1987-1990 where he rushed for 4,416 yards and scored 38 touchdowns.

• Photo by George Rose/Getty Images McAfee played 16 seasons in the NFL, book ending his career with the Saints. He was drafted by New Orleans in 91, played in the Crescent City for 3 seasons, then had stops in Arizona, Pittsburgh, and Tampa Bay, before returning to the Saints in 2000 and playing for 7 more years. He was a pro bowler and first team All-Pro in 2002 for his special team efforts.

• Fred McAfee is still the only Saint to be a part of three division titles in New Orleans (1991, 2000, 2006).

Current BCS/FBS Prospects

• 2014 Akevious WilliamsQB Madison County High School (FL)

• 2014 Kawon Bryant RB North Oconee High School

• 2014 Zantravious Shields SS/RB Prince Avenue High School

DEFENSE

• Great Defense wins championships. Our primary focus is to stop the run and force an offense to throw the ball. We run a 30/40 multiple Games Cover 2. We are a move defense with a simple read /cover 2 concepts in the secondary.

OFFENSE

• Our Multiple Offense allows us to put pressure on the defense in a variety of ways. By putting defenders in conflict at the point of attack we can run the ball affectively while creating a great play action passing game which is safe and can utilize personnel in a variety of ways. We have run/pass options for some of our read plays built in.

SPECIAL TEAMS

• Our kicking game is designed to create field position and turnovers. Only our best athletes play special teams. We will execute all phases of the kicking game with precision and the occasional element of surprise. The kicking game is critical to our success. Close games will be won in the kicking game. We will coach it as the deciding factor in winning.

CHAMPIONSHIP STAFF

• Priority: Defensive Coordinator, Offensive Coordinator, Special Teams Coordinator with an assistant head coach title and role given to top assistant.

• Given the freedom and support to hire and fire.• Have an open door policy with principal and

athletic director.• Have a team Chaplin for coaches and players.

ACADEMIC PLAN

• Require study hall.• If failing, require the student contract and

weekly progress reports. • 3.0 Tee Shirt incentive for those student athletes

who earn a 3.0 average in all classes combined per semester or quarter which ever applies.

• Review core GPA • 48-H (NCAA approved courses).

BEHAVIOR PLAN

• Four step consequences: • 1. Parent contact. 2. Reduced or no varsity playing time.

Must play scout team only during practice and JV games only. 3. No JV, no varsity playing time, scout team only. 4. Dismissed from team.

• All 9th graders and seniors who can’t play JV:• 1. Parent contact. 2. Just scout team and no playing time.

3. Complete community service volunteer work visit at local assisted living home. 4. Complete character education project i.e. work with community leader. 5. Dismissed from team.

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

• In season:• Max every Monday on Squat and Dead Lift, Wednesday 75%

light reps. • Tuesday Max on Bench and Power Clean, Thursday 75% light

reps.• Friday light lifting and flexibility work.• Off season:• Six week progression overload principle. Max out every 6

weeks and start over. No plyometric bounding unless squatting 2.5 times body weight. Core development and cardio training.

• Team Test: Strength and Conditioning Test

FINANCE

• Have a plan-Fundraise/Sponsorship-Stadium Signs-Discount Cards-Season Ticket Sales

• www.ourfund.us-Game Program-Concessions-Parking-Golf Tournament-Alumni Dinner-End of Year Banquet

• Apparel through website sales, profit to team, coach uniforms and apparel.

FILM AND SOFTWARE• Professional video service to shoot games.

Use HUDL to promote program and players. Utilize TV production to market program in school.

ENTHUSIASM

• Get the student body to energize the stadium. Adopt cheerleaders. Adopt the Band

• Positive reinforcement at every opportunity.

“WIN”2012 REGION CHAMPIONS