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Idaho football team leaders are focusing on daily improvement during fall camp, according to a report from the Moscow-Pullman Daily News. Coach Thomas Ford Jr. emphasized making progress each day rather than repeating mistakes during practice.

The Vandals' defensive coordinator Lee Stalker described the team's defensive strategy as a 3-3-5 base with some 4-2-5 packages during 11-on-11 drills at the P1FCU Kibbie Dome on Day 4 of fall camp.

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  • Idaho football team leaders are focusing on daily improvement during fall camp"Improvement," Ford said about what he is looking for in post-practice film. "We’re going to make plenty of mistakes — it’s (about) not making the same ones. I always talk to the guys about whatever we really needed to focus on from a mistake standpoint. The last practice should be now a strength, and we shouldn’t be seeing those same mistakes as we got them coached up. So just to see the guys continue to play with great effort, and when they do make mistakes, (they’re) making new mistakes." On Day 4 of the Vandals’ fall camp at the P1FCU Kibbie Dome, there were still many shell drills, positional drills, and some 11-on-11.
  • A report from the Moscow-Pullman Daily News stated the abovenull
  • Coach Thomas Ford Jr. emphasized making progress each day rather than repeating mistakes during practice"Improvement," Ford said about what he is looking for in post-practice film. "We’re going to make plenty of mistakes — it’s (about) not making the same ones. I always talk to the guys about whatever we really needed to focus on from a mistake standpoint. The last practice should be now a strength, and we shouldn’t be seeing those same mistakes as we got them coached up. So just to see the guys continue to play with great effort, and when they do make mistakes, (they’re) making new mistakes."
  • The Vandals' defensive coordinator Lee Stalker described the team's defensive strategy as a 3-3-5 baseDefensive coordinator Lee Stalker’s defense is a 3-3-5 (three defensive linemen, three linebackers, five defensive backs) base.
  • The Vandals' defensive strategy includes some 4-2-5 packagesHowever, Stalker does run a multiple defense and showed off some 4-2-5 packages during the 11-on-11 period at the end of practice.
  • The team's defensive strategy was described during 11-on-11 drillsnull
  • The 11-on-11 drills took place at the P1FCU Kibbie DomeOn Day 4 of the Vandals’ fall camp at the P1FCU Kibbie Dome, there were still many shell drills, positional drills, and some 11-on-11.
  • The drills occurred on Day 4 of fall campOn Day 4 of the Vandals’ fall camp at the P1FCU Kibbie Dome, there were still many shell drills, positional drills, and some 11-on-11.

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