Part I - Philosophies, Fronts, and Schemes
- Maximizing Your Defensive Personnel
Larry Jones
- Establishing a Winning Defensive Mind-Set
Bob Gambold
- Preparing the Defense During Game Week
Frank Maloney
- Teaching Techniques for a Multiple Defensive Package
Clyde Biggers
- Creating a Multiple Defensive Scheme
Ken Donahue, Pat Dye, and Bill Oliver
- Defending With Multiple 8-Man Fronts
Jim Weaver
- Contrasting the 7- and 8-Man Fronts
- Building the Even Defense
Dan Devine, Al Onofrio, and Clay Cooper
- Using the 4-3
Eddie Robinson
- Coordinating the 4-3 Defense
David McWilliams
- Pressuring With a Multiple 4-3
Bob Stoops
- Coaching the Tilt: The Stunting 4-3
George Perles
- Switching From the 50 to the 4-3
Grant Teaff
- Choosing the 4-3 Over the 50
Joe Novak
- Defending With the 50
Foge Fazio
- Coordinating Run and Pass Defenses
George Welsh
- Swarming the Offense
Dick Tomey, Rich Ellerson, Larry MacDuff, and Johnnie Lynn
- Pressuring Without Risk
Frank Beamer and Michael Clark
- Establishing a Base Defense
Bill Dooley
- Soaring With the Eagle Defense
Craig Bohl and Dean Campbell
- Gaining a Numbers Advantage
Denny Marcin, Chris Cosh, and Dan Martin
- Getting an Edge With the 3-4
Norm Gerber
- Developing the Multiple 3-4 Package
Phil Bennett and Larry Slade
- Blitzing Against Anything
Joe Lee Dunn and Tom McMahon
- Forcing Turnovers for Victories
Brock Spack
- Preventing the Big Play
Bo Schembechler and Gary Moeller

Part II - Run Defenses
- Using the 6-2-2-1 Against the Running Game
Dick Hitt
- Stopping the Triple Option With the 6-2
Chester Caddas
- Eliminating Options With the Junkyard Eight
Erskine Russell
- Standing Firm Against the Veer
Augie Tammariello
- Defending the Modern Wing-T
Roy Kramer and Herb Deromedi
- Drilling Run Defense at a Passing School
Dick Felt
- Freezing the Run With Multiple Fronts
Dan MacNeill
- Stuffing the Run With a 9-Man Front
Teryl Austin
- Using the Okie 5-2 to KO the Run
Rex Norris and Warren Harper
- Developing the Black Shirt Defense
Charlie McBride and George Darlington

Part III - Pass Defenses
- Fundamental Pass Defense
Jerry Claiborne
- Defense Against a Strong Passing Team
Frank Lauterbur
- Man-to-Man Pass Coverage
Gene Felker
- Man Defense Against All Sets
Don James
- Match-Up Man in Zone Coverage
Lou Wacker
- Zone Protection Vs. the Pass
John Majors
- The Swing Linebacker in Pass Defense
Dee Andros
- The 4-Deep Secondary
Hootie Ingram
- The 3-Deep Zone Coverage
Steve Bernstein
- The 2-Deep Zone
Mike Lucas
- The 2-Deep Vs. the 1-Back Set
Michael Hodges
- Secondary Coverages to Stall the Pass
Ron Schipper
- Multiple Pass Defense
Carmen Cozza
- Run and Shoot Defense
Del Wight
- The 3-5-3 Pass Defense
Frank Spaziani
- Pattern-Read and Combination Coverages
Bill Oliver
- Ingredients for Mixing Coverages
Pete Fredenburg
- The Nickel Package: Multiple, Yet Simple
Denny Schuler
- Coverage Adjustments Vs. the Passing Game
Dick Sheridan
- Flexibility in Defending the Vertical Passing Game
Lou Bronzan

Part IV - Formation and Situation Adjustments
- Executing Between Plays Helps Make Plays
Tommy Spangler
- Adapting to Formations and Motion
Bill Brashier
- Adjusting to Defend the Veer and Wishbone
Mike Campbell
- Defending the One-Back Offense
Tom Hayes
- Conquering the Long-Yardage Situation
Jerry Berndt
- Defending on 3rd and Short, Medium, and Long
Tom Hayes
- Covering on 3rd and Long
Bob Toledo
- Stopping the Offense Inside the 40
Denny Stolz, Ed Youngs, and Sherman Lewis
- Blitzing in the Red Zone
Norm Parker
- Preventing Points in the Red Zone
Charlie McBride
- Preserving a Victory With a Two-Minute Defense
Dave McClain

Part V - Goal Line Defense
- The 6-5 Goal Line Defense
Gene Stallings
- The 56 Lock-On Goal Line Defense
Dal Shealy
- Multiple Goal Line Defenses
Jim Carmody
- Combination Coverage on the Goal Line
Gary Blackney
- A Flawless Diamond Around the Goal
Mike Martin
- Goal Line Defense Vs. the Fade
R.C. Slocum

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