half the kids in doing this drill are probably getting a minor concussion at least.. Even if they aren't, it's the accumulation of small hits to the head that will cause long term brain damage.
@@banneduser9437 kinda wrong there bro, that’s why the defense is taught to read plays all week before games. You see a run, it’s full speed from both sides.
This drill teaches you the true nature of the game of football. Which is to dominate other human beings with violence. If you don't teach people to hit aggressively, the experience of the player is altered. This knee-jerk reaction to the issue of concussions can backfire on you because you produce a generation of players that you think are safer, but they lack the experience that comes with actually knowing how a violent collision is supposed to be executed. You wind up with highly skilled players that don't know how to hit...
ive said this for awhile the amount of concussions now is insane and people getting hit and not being able to get up and walk for a couple mins. you would think with the advancements in helmets over 20 years would help but it hasnt. these drills are not used nowadays so players cant condition themselves to take hits like this. You hit it spot on with your comment
This drill was always unfair for the dbs. You can't cut the rb down and he gets to come with a full head of steam. Which is why its so enjoyable to see reps like at 1:00
I have a love-hate for this drill. I love it because of the intensity and attitude it had brung when I played. But I hated it because the offense has a huge advantage since the running back can choose which side to run through while going full speed while the linebacker has to get held back, thus coming in with less momentum than the running back by the time he picked which side to run through.
@@theogeo14 1. This isn't a video about UCLA academics. It's about UCLA football. 2. As a college graduate myself, I can confidently say going to most colleges (especially public ones) these days is a scam. They're glorified daycares for old teens who don't want to grow up yet and indoctrination centers.
@@theogeo14 Don't kid yourself, I'm doing just fine. I'm in my late twenties and I have a job paying me $65,000 a year in a field I enjoy, and I'm pursuing my master's on the company's dollar so that I can nearly double my salary. I chose to do things like learn valuable skills and foreign languages through much cheaper channels OUTSIDE of the university I attended so that I set myself above all the other graduates, who I now see working in fields completely unrelated to their majors earning scraps and buried in debt. Moral of the story is: going to college in the modern West is a fucking JOKE. Go to a trade school for two years and make more after graduation and be in less debt (that you'll pay off in no time) than pompous douchebags like you with their useless pieces of paper full of "pride". "Pride" doesn't pay the bills or put food on the table. Results do. If UCLA football was a person, they'd be some twat with a liberal arts degree working at McDonald's.
@@Kcets All of those things are good for you, kid. Late 20's? You just shed your diapers a few years ago yet you are here telling me and others about your worldly experiences as if they apply to everyone. Funny you haven't mentioned that prestigious university you attended, and why would you pursue a Masters if college in the "modern west" is a joke? When I am interviewing executives I would laugh at pukes like you. Be happy with that whopping $65K a year, kid.
Coaches love the Oklahoma drill up to the college level and then they stay at that level while the smart coaches that understand it is nothing but an injury factory make it to the NFL. Side note it's banned in the NFL as of a few years ago. Keep your pride to yourself and keep the athletes safe. You want to do the drill coach then get your ass in there and get hit.
I'm looking forward to this season. It could be very special. Go Bruins. The school I couldn't afford to go to and got kicked out of for sitting in on classes. The security was kind enough to let me leave with the test I got an A on.
As a kid in 5th grade I knew it couldn’t be good for it to be a common practice amongst teammates to take ibuprofen before practice and games. Now I realize, we were getting concussions over and over.
in pee wee league, jr high and high school football we called this exact same exercise done slightly different, Dead Mans Alley and that was 30 years ago
We did that back in 8 th grade in the 70’s. Nothing new. We were doing...........What was I talking about again?. Somebody answer that damn phone. It’s been ringing since the 70’s
We did this exact drill in high school every Thursday to close our practices. I used to hate it though cause I was a tall WR (aka big target) and you're not allowed to juke so I'd basically get blown up by a LB or DB every time lol. It sucked. But it's a great team-building exercise and everybody gets pumped up by it so it was all good.
And then the guy jumps over you. You dunno anything about football man, it won’t hurt your head if you tackle right and Not with the head. Tackle with your head on the side and with the shoulder, and you’ll bury the guy. Tackle using “Crown” of your helmet which is illegal and you’ll probably get problems, other than that, it’s safe!!!! Those who worry about getting hurt are usually those Who get hurt.
This is awesome but dangerous because everyone is hyped up and cracking the shit outta each other. That's a lot of free space between your line backer and ball runner, both at full speed hitting and doing multiple reps, someone is gonna go down eventually. But if you can survive it, theres no better drill. To keep the players healthy, I'd say cheat them up a few yards on both side or widen the lane. In game situations, backs are typically gonna juke instead of Alstott that shit.
Bro it’s un fair for the linebackers dbs because there being held and the running back is running full speed and he some how has to stop him with just 2 steps
You guys opening up your Body too much, & taken outa play, Stay low, explode through opponent &hit hard- pursuit & wrap en' up. Dad played 57'-59' offensive line w/ Coach Red' Sanders .
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Pride alley is just Oklahoma Drill on crack
gum be my baby
More room to either truck someone or get smacked
This is exactly what our oklahomas looked like lol
This is the Oklahoma drill.
@@NMSUbanwagon it’s a bit more intense than the Oklahoma drill but same layout I guess
These drills helped me more in actual game situations than anything else we practiced.
Imagine u the DB and u got someone like Derrick Henry comin thru at full speed
lol i wouldn’t see him bc id run the opposite direction 😂
go for the fucking kneecaps
Get low wrap
Chop city baby!!!!
I'd have to make a business decision if you catch my drift
They sound like angry birds when they finish a level
🤣😂🤣😂
😂😂
Lmaooo so accurate 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭
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They should change the name to CTE Alley
I got CTE playing 20 years of soccer... guaranteed.
@@LECHEZBENARD tf were you doing ? Getting kicked in the head everyday 😂
@@Lacuadraboxeo. Heading the ball.
Brian dumb ass statement.. bet your soft ass couldn’t last
Candy Ass
It's all fun and games till a starter gets a concussion
NovaCane shut up man. that drill is only done in the beginning of the season to wake everyone up
half the kids in doing this drill are probably getting a minor concussion at least.. Even if they aren't, it's the accumulation of small hits to the head that will cause long term brain damage.
I played professional rugby for 10 years
Yea, it happens all through the season. But it's just like breaking in new shoes. Gotta see if someone fits
Best advice to give if someone is worried about injury. "Sit ya ass in the bleachers and watch the game".
We used to do this drill at the end of practice. It got you tough and made u love hitting.
and made you fucking dumb when it jostles your brain and gives you cte. fuck all these drils and fuck football
@UCwOh2r1HiPA7b6emkXkZxHw if it aint you, then fuck you and your opinion.
No it don't ahaha. Not fo me for now
Yo wtf the DB should be able to move full speed just like the RB.
That usually never happens in a game
Thats how you get 2 concussions lol.
@@banneduser9437 kinda wrong there bro, that’s why the defense is taught to read plays all week before games. You see a run, it’s full speed from both sides.
no cause normally in a game a rb has to get through the line and the db has to wait anyways to read where the rb is going
This drill teaches you the true nature of the game of football. Which is to dominate other human beings with violence. If you don't teach people to hit aggressively, the experience of the player is altered. This knee-jerk reaction to the issue of concussions can backfire on you because you produce a generation of players that you think are safer, but they lack the experience that comes with actually knowing how a violent collision is supposed to be executed. You wind up with highly skilled players that don't know how to hit...
ive said this for awhile the amount of concussions now is insane and people getting hit and not being able to get up and walk for a couple mins. you would think with the advancements in helmets over 20 years would help but it hasnt. these drills are not used nowadays so players cant condition themselves to take hits like this. You hit it spot on with your comment
This drill was always unfair for the dbs. You can't cut the rb down and he gets to come with a full head of steam. Which is why its so enjoyable to see reps like at 1:00
@John Smith I kinda explained in the comment how it’s unfair. But you right I’m soft for an opinion. You probably hid in the back of the line.
So.. its just the Oklahoma drill?
McLovin McW pretty much
McLovin McW I was just about say this. Every team I've been on did this drill. It isn't unique.
McLovin McW yea but they are much farther back compared to Oklahoma
For real lol
Cte drill
Oklahoma drill from 30 years ago when l play in high school. We also played bull in the ring. Those were some good times hat on hat drills.
I love this, this determines if football is your kinda sport
CTE drill
Shaan Khangura 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I have a love-hate for this drill. I love it because of the intensity and attitude it had brung when I played. But I hated it because the offense has a huge advantage since the running back can choose which side to run through while going full speed while the linebacker has to get held back, thus coming in with less momentum than the running back by the time he picked which side to run through.
They never held us back, I don't understand that part
17-32 over the past four seasons.
UCLA pride.
Anyone graduating with a degree from UCLA should have pride, kid. It ain't just about football where 90% or more of these kids won't sniff the NFL.
@@theogeo14 1. This isn't a video about UCLA academics. It's about UCLA football.
2. As a college graduate myself, I can confidently say going to most colleges (especially public ones) these days is a scam. They're glorified daycares for old teens who don't want to grow up yet and indoctrination centers.
@@Kcets Sorry you did not amount to much after graduating from your prestigious university. You sound bitter because of it - own it and move on.
@@theogeo14 Don't kid yourself, I'm doing just fine. I'm in my late twenties and I have a job paying me $65,000 a year in a field I enjoy, and I'm pursuing my master's on the company's dollar so that I can nearly double my salary. I chose to do things like learn valuable skills and foreign languages through much cheaper channels OUTSIDE of the university I attended so that I set myself above all the other graduates, who I now see working in fields completely unrelated to their majors earning scraps and buried in debt.
Moral of the story is: going to college in the modern West is a fucking JOKE. Go to a trade school for two years and make more after graduation and be in less debt (that you'll pay off in no time) than pompous douchebags like you with their useless pieces of paper full of "pride".
"Pride" doesn't pay the bills or put food on the table. Results do. If UCLA football was a person, they'd be some twat with a liberal arts degree working at McDonald's.
@@Kcets All of those things are good for you, kid. Late 20's? You just shed your diapers a few years ago yet you are here telling me and others about your worldly experiences as if they apply to everyone.
Funny you haven't mentioned that prestigious university you attended, and why would you pursue a Masters if college in the "modern west" is a joke?
When I am interviewing executives I would laugh at pukes like you.
Be happy with that whopping $65K a year, kid.
5 years later, none of them can spell their name...
Excellent drill. Especially to a teammate you didn't really like.
Pride valley home of cte in your 40’s
Offense always beats defense because they have all that momentum but the LB/DB is held back
Used to be called the Oklahoma drill. Fun stuff!
I loved this drill in high school
Normal tackle
Sideline: *GHAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!*
damn Mann, I miss playing football
Coaches love the Oklahoma drill up to the college level and then they stay at that level while the smart coaches that understand it is nothing but an injury factory make it to the NFL. Side note it's banned in the NFL as of a few years ago. Keep your pride to yourself and keep the athletes safe. You want to do the drill coach then get your ass in there and get hit.
CTE ALLEY
Injuries, concussions, it doesn't see like such a bright idea.
Major disadvantage for the defense if he getting held back 🤔
Our Oklahoma drills sometimes had two on one with a back…..and for badasses three on one two linemen a a lead back……
I'm looking forward to this season. It could be very special. Go Bruins. The school I couldn't afford to go to and got kicked out of for sitting in on classes. The security was kind enough to let me leave with the test I got an A on.
Miki this is from 7 years ago
@@reggie_yea And?
Football really is a martial art sometimes.
I used to love this drill!!!!
keywords being "used to"
Damn these drills in HS were fun but it was hella scary facing a 6’ 6” 270 pound RB vs me a 6’ 1” 170 pound WR
Those some big ass hits
UCLA and LSU are my favorite teams to watch there beasts i got respect for both
As a kid in 5th grade I knew it couldn’t be good for it to be a common practice amongst teammates to take ibuprofen before practice and games. Now I realize, we were getting concussions over and over.
Cant be the only one who yelled FUMBLLLEEEEEEE!!! 😂 real football players know wassup
This helps during goal line situations.
I can already feel the headaches
god I miss that. that looks like so much fun
"Pride alley" was a normal routine drill where I played.
they call this the CTE Alley
my high school calls it power alley
Loved doing this drill but the coaches need to have the running and line back closer to thenline of scrimmage
Love this yes!!!!
in pee wee league, jr high and high school football we called this exact same exercise done slightly different, Dead Mans Alley and that was 30 years ago
I broke my collarbone in this drill
Ouu.. I just got chills
UCLA FOR LIFE
They crunching!!!💫💨💥💢✅😈
We did that back in 8 th grade in the 70’s. Nothing new. We were doing...........What was I talking about again?. Somebody answer that damn phone. It’s been ringing since the 70’s
That looks fun
It looks fun and terrifying at the same time
Can't wait for the season to start. We're gonna smash on the Toejams!
1:37 big uce ate that dawg up😈😤
We call this drill lovers lane
Best hits are in college. What's left goes pro to get CTE.
They was going hard
That explains why they win so much
That’s real smart, in an era of CTE and concussions! Good job coaching staff!
You don't watch football do you
We did this exact drill in high school every Thursday to close our practices. I used to hate it though cause I was a tall WR (aka big target) and you're not allowed to juke so I'd basically get blown up by a LB or DB every time lol. It sucked. But it's a great team-building exercise and everybody gets pumped up by it so it was all good.
Brandon Van. You better learn to jump
Yup Truck Stick A.K.A gotta drop them pads
Brandon Van I wish we could do this drill in high school, I would have loved trucking my teammates in front of everyone
Thursdays? your coach was kinda crazy, yeah?
CTE Alley
Won't hurt your head if you wrap up around the legs/hips 🤷🏻♂️
And then the guy jumps over you. You dunno anything about football man, it won’t hurt your head if you tackle right and Not with the head. Tackle with your head on the side and with the shoulder, and you’ll bury the guy. Tackle using “Crown” of your helmet which is illegal and you’ll probably get problems, other than that, it’s safe!!!! Those who worry about getting hurt are usually those Who get hurt.
Also you can’t tackle in the hips against a guy heavier than you or who’s the same weight, it’s just hard
This is rugby just it is like this for the whole game
Ain't nothing like concussion alley
This is the “try and get CTE” drill
God bless you all
The CTE DRILL
A school in LA would have “pride alley”
We used to have a drill called cat in the alley. It was way to dangerous for kids these days.
How many national titles do they have in the past 10 years? 15 years? 20 years? Yeah that’s what I thought....
i love doing these drills their live asf
This used to be fun during practice
sign me up for a concussion!
We did this pride drill in high schoo 1982 - 1985l !! I loved it C P Trojans !!✌✌
Lmao I already know the toxicity. In that drill is over the top 😹
I hope they have a squad this year under Chip
And Russell Westbrook comes in and hurdles everyone.
This the Oklahoma drill
One day these fine young men will look back on this video and say..."I dont remember that ha ha".
that's how you hit! but why hold the defender back? make him kill that runner too?
HAWAIIRAMSFAN7 it helps the runner get used to holes, and the defensive lineman getting off blocks to tackle.
Somebody got destroyed in that drill
Coming to a town near you
Are you ready to be paralyzed?
The drill is fun but it’s just dangerous
DBoyd Boomin Right
Girls locker room: *mirror selfies* , *gossip*
Boys locker room:
This is awesome but dangerous because everyone is hyped up and cracking the shit outta each other. That's a lot of free space between your line backer and ball runner, both at full speed hitting and doing multiple reps, someone is gonna go down eventually. But if you can survive it, theres no better drill. To keep the players healthy, I'd say cheat them up a few yards on both side or widen the lane. In game situations, backs are typically gonna juke instead of Alstott that shit.
I have epilepsy now, and this is why lmao
Bro it’s un fair for the linebackers dbs because there being held and the running back is running full speed and he some how has to stop him with just 2 steps
Anybody watching this as motivation to wanting to his someone like this?
I saw a game where UCLA completely demolished Stanford.
BOOM!!!!
You guys opening up your Body too much, & taken outa play, Stay low, explode through opponent &hit hard- pursuit & wrap en' up.
Dad played 57'-59' offensive line w/
Coach Red' Sanders .
We do this for rugby but just one on one and no padding or helmets
Taking all those shots for free...
Soooo the Oklahoma drill?
I got a torn mcl doing this drill
We do this drill at my football practices and im only a preteen
we call that Oklahoma where I'm from
Concussion alley...can't remember if you went through or not.
4's up BABYYY !!!
Secillia Johns I
1:08 DAMNNN