The 2012 Super Bowl will provide the professional pigskin viewing public with another opportunity to witness the latest installment in the war of coaching strategy between Bill Belichick and Tom Coughlin.
This coaching matchup sustains its intrigue not because of the distinctly disparate tactical approaches of the sideline front men but rather through some of the characteristic similarities, in addition to the coaching lineage that directly links these two Bill Parcells proteges.
However, if a certain degree of discipline and rigidity in game plan management represents the common hook that both men hang their hats on, there still remains an underlying sentiment that it will be Tom Coughlin taking on the underdog role of trying to out-coach his former stablemate.
Thus, a look at five suggestions as to how Corporal Coughlin might approach such an aspiration.
This coaching matchup sustains its intrigue not because of the distinctly disparate tactical approaches of the sideline front men but rather through some of the characteristic similarities, in addition to the coaching lineage that directly links these two Bill Parcells proteges.
However, if a certain degree of discipline and rigidity in game plan management represents the common hook that both men hang their hats on, there still remains an underlying sentiment that it will be Tom Coughlin taking on the underdog role of trying to out-coach his former stablemate.
Thus, a look at five suggestions as to how Corporal Coughlin might approach such an aspiration.
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