2002 UW-Platteville Spread Offense Implementation Week 1

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Week 1 Implementation

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Offensive GoalsOffensive Goals

GoalsGoals

1. To outscore our opponent. VICTORY!

2. To score six times a game.3. To out-hit and punish every defense we face.

4. To average 400 yards of total offense.

5. To be one of the Top 5 DIII offenses in thenation.


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Offensive ObjectivesOffensive Objectives

1. ATTACK: We will play a fast break, up-tempo attack. We will force eachopponent to react and adjust to our offense. We will always useintelligence and conditioning to our advantage.

2. GATA: We will GET AFTER THEIR ASS! This is the cornerstoneprinciple of Platteville Football.

3. ELIMINATION OF SIWs: Its tough enough to beat your opponent.Take away the negative plays to ensure that we dont beat ourselves.TURNOVER RATIO is the number one factor in winning andlosing college football games.

4. SCORE: The object of our offense is to score. We will score first, fast, andwe will finish the fourth quarter. We will maximize the Red Zone

and we will take advantage of every turnover that our defensecreates by scoring points.

5. TEAM: Foremost, we must be come a true team. On and off the field, weact as one, united as a whole group, where together we canaccomplish greatness.


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AttitudeAttitude

Spread the FieldSpread the Field

Multiple Looks for the DefenseMultiple Looks for the Defense Throw to Uncovered ReceiversThrow to Uncovered Receivers

Hurt the BlitzHurt the Blitz

Game PlanningGame Planning

PhilosophyPhilosophy


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AttitudeAttitude

A.M.F.A.M.F. Play with poise through the good and the

bad.

Score one more point than our opponent.

Out hit and out physical our opponent.


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Use Formations and MotionsUse Formations and Motions

Forces the defense to declare their

coverage and blitzes.

Easier for the quarterback to read

coverage.

Helps the run game (5 to 6 simple plays).

Create mismatches.

Spread the FieldSpread the Field


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MultiplicityMultiplicity

Different Looks for the DefenseDifferent Looks for the Defense Secondary Different Formations,

Motions, Routes.

Linebackers Run Game, Play Action,Screens, Drop-back.

D-Line Basic Run Game, 3 to 4

Protections, Screens


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Make Them Cover You UpMake Them Cover You Up By Alignment, Motion, and Shifts.

By Bubble Screen.

**This forces defensive adjustments that help in protectionand in running game.

Uncovered PrincipleUncovered Principle


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Uncovered PrincipleUncovered Principle

RulesRules Any receiver that is not covered up and

can catch the ball and gain 4 yards.

Only throw on 1st and 2nd downs or on 3rddown with less than 5 yards to go.


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Uncovered Receivers - OrangeUncovered Receivers - Orange

Throwing UncoveredThrowing Uncovered The receiver may widen his alignment or

switch his stance.

The QB will catch the snap and get theball to receiver as quick as possible

The receiver show his numbers to the QB,

secure the ball, run to daylight. All other receivers will block the most

dangerous man.


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Uncovered Receivers - OrangeUncovered Receivers - Orange

Throwing UncoveredThrowing Uncovered

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B CC B BBB

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Uncovered Bubble - SilverUncovered Bubble - Silver

Foot Race to the SidelinesFoot Race to the Sidelines Used mostly in a trips formation

No cut-back, until you get to the numbers

Receivers block the most dangerous man


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Throwing Uncovered BubbleThrowing Uncovered Bubble The QB catches the snap, delivers the ball

on the up-field shoulder, fades back

after the throw. The receiver will have his inside foot up

in his stance and runs the bubble,

secures the ball, runs to the sidelines.


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Throwing Uncovered BubbleThrowing Uncovered Bubble

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ZE T ET

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CCB B

Y 3 0n 23 0n 2

NO Cut-back


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UncoveredUncovered

Uncovered Receiver DrillUncovered Receiver Drill

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YZ

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QB

QB QB QB

QBQB

Set, GoSet, Go

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Play Call: Chase Left

DownDown

Orange, OrangeOrange, Orange


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Recognize it Protect it Attack it!Recognize it Protect it Attack it! Protections must be simple (man scheme).

Attack (must have a game plan).

Sight adjustments

Hot routes

Bring in extra protection

Screens

No back/Quick Game

Hurt the BlitzHurt the Blitz


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The Right Tools in the ToolboxThe Right Tools in the Toolbox Must be able to adjust during game.

Routes must be adjustable.

Must have the right tools in the toolbox.

Game PlanningGame Planning


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Offensive MechanicsOffensive Mechanics

Multiple with SimplicityMultiple with Simplicity Focus Only On The Words That Affect

You

Learn To See The Big Picture


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Huddle ProcedureHuddle Procedure

QB

X YRW Z

LOS

5 YDS.


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Play CallsPlay Calls

Running Game -Running Game - Words

Passing Game -Passing Game -Numbers


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Running GameRunning Game

Tells us the running play weare running.

Tells us the direction we arerunning the play to.

Basic Play CallBasic Play Call

Dive Right


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Passing GamePassing Game

The first number indicatesthe protection and the releaseof the running back.

The second number indicates theformation and the series that weare running.

The last number indicates what

concept we are running in ourroutes. It also indicates wherethe strength is located (odd = left,even = right)

Basic Play CallBasic Play Call

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CadenceCadence

On First Sound Down

On One Down Blue Blue, Set Go

On Two on Two Down Blue Blue, Set Go, Go

Hard Count

Down Blue Blue, Set Go Go, Go, Go On Repeat

Down Blue Blue, Set Go, Go, Set Go


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Color PhaseColor Phase

Orange

Silver

Red & White

Black & Blue

Gold

Brown

UncoveredUncovered Bubble

Right

Left39

32


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TerminologyTerminology

TermsTerms Wide Side (Field)/Short Side (Boundary)

Front-side/Back-side

Split

Landmark

Trouble

Run/Quick Check


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TerminologyTerminology

TermsTerms R.A.C.

A.M.F.

D.A.

Sight Adjust

6 Second Rule

Q Receiver


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6 Second Rule6 Second Rule

Doing the Little ThingsDoing the Little Things

Where do I align, according to the formation?

How does my assignment affect my split? What is my assignment?

What coverage is the defense in?

How does the coverage affect my assignment?

Who is the Q Receiver? Who causes the sightadjustment?


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FormationsFormations

DoublesDoubles

Middle

# #

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W

R

Y

Z

Left Hash

# #

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W

R

Y

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Right Hash

# #

X

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R

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FormationsFormations

TripsTrips

Left Hash

# #

X

W

R

Y

Z

R

Right Hash

# #

X

W

R

Y

Z

R


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TuesdayTuesday

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Morning


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The PlaybookThe Playbook

Run GameRun Game Chase

Passing GamePassing Game 15/16

32

31 Double 39 (Angle)


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ChaseChase

TE T E

B B

E N E

B B

E T T E

B

T N T EE

B

3-24-1

4-2 BEARS


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15/15/1616

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32 (Brown)32 (Brown)

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39 (Gold)39 (Gold)

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31 Double31 Double

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MotionMotion

Motion is the second part of how we get alignedbefore we want the ball snapped. We use motion inour offense for specific, defined purposes. The

basics of our motions will be first in the play call.

A player and a type of motion will be the few wordsbefore the play. We will designate WHO we wantto be in motion and we will designate WHAT typeof motion we want. The QB will control finaldestination with the snap count. It is vital to our

offense that our WRs, RBs, and QBs know who hasto be on the line of scrimmage and who has to beoff.


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MotionsMotions

Ram/Lion Player Specific

Out

In

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W

R

Y

Z


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Q ReceiverQ Receiver

Q Receiver: within all of our passingconcepts, we will have a player built inthat will break off his route so the QB has

a quick option against the blitz. The QBand WRs must always know who is the Qand who makes him adjust his route.


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Run GameRun Game Zone


981/982

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ZoneZone

T N T EE

B

TE T E

B B

E T T E

B

E N E

B B

3-24-1

4-2 BEARS

Ace

A-Back

B A

Ace


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CUT

Vertical ConceptVertical Concept


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Vertical ConceptVertical Concept

* 1-2 ** 1-2 *

1-2 signify the Vertical Concept in our offense. Thisconcept allows our offense to attack and stretch thedefense toward the end zone. The vertical passing game

is a staple of our offense. We normally will designateour areas of attack as 18-22 yards down the field. Thespecific parts of the field that this concept attacksinclude: 4yards outside of the numbers on each side ofthe field, 2 yards outside each hash mark, and in some

cases directly down the middle of the field. We willalso have a lower level control route. This concept will

be used against any kind of coverage we see, whether itis Man-to-Man, any zone concept.


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981981/982/982

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ENE

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R

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Y

FS

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vs. Cover 2

vs Blitzes


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961961/962/962

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ENE

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R

C

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FS

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vs Blitz


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951951/952/952

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FS

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W d dWednesday


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Morning


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Run GameRun Game Speed

Speed Dog

Passing GamePassing Game Slip Screen

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Speed & Speed DogSpeed & Speed Dog

E T T E

B

E T T E

B

E T T E

B

TE T E

B B

E N E

B B

E T T E

B3-24-1

4-2 4-1 to 3 Technique

4-1 Ghost Speed4-1 Speed Dog

Ace

Ace Ace

Ace-Back

Ace-Back BB

B B

B

Duce


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Slip Screen Right/Slip Screen Right/LeftLeft

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963963/964/964

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FS

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vs Blitz


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SmokeSmoke

This Route Package may or may not change theroute combination. The QB will semi role to thecall. The receivers routes will most likely bedeeper since the QB is rolling to them. The

back-side receivers routes will change into acrossing concept on different levels. We mayalso use throwbacks to keep the defense honest.


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83/83/84 Smoke84 Smoke

WednesdayWednesday


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Run GameRun Game Dallas


Y W Shake

GO


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DallasDallas

T T EE

B

TE T E

B B

E T T E

B

E N E

B B

3-24-1

4-2 4-1 to 2i Technique

Ace-Back

Cap

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8585/86/86

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Double MovesDouble Moves

We like to tag a double move route to our baseplays to keep the defense honest. Our shakeroute is a corner post. The receiver will pushvertical and then break to the corner for three

steps, then plant and break to the post. Theother double move we employ is a Go route.This can be tagged off a slant and a post. Thereceiver will push vertical and break the

slant/post for two steps then break back to theoutside.

84 S k Y Sh k


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84 Smoke Y Shake84 Smoke Y Shake

982 G982 G


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982 Go982 Go

ThursdayThursday


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G l Li OffG l Li Off


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Goal Line OffenseGoal Line Offense

In goal line and short yardage situations we willuse a tight end formation. We have the abilityto use two tight ends and adjust our backfield toa one or two back set. Out of this formation we

can still run our basic passing package. We willuse four or five basic running plays. The key tosuccess in this formation is aggressive blockingand the mentality that we are going to get the

first down or touchdown.

G l Li F iG l Li F ti


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Goal Line FormationsGoal Line Formations

X

R

Y

Z

QB

A

Roy

X

R

Y

Z

QB

ALee

G l Li F i AdjG l Li F ti Adj t t


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Goal Line Formation AdjustmentsGoal Line Formation Adjustments

X

R

Y

Z

QB

A

1 2

A

A

A AA A

A 8

6

4357

G l Li F i AdjG l Li F ti Adj t t


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Goal Line Formation AdjustmentsGoal Line Formation Adjustments

Open Tells the back-side Tight End to flex to a WRposition.

Strong Tells R to align between the front-side Guard andTackle.

Weak Tells R to align between the back-side Guard and

Tackle. Gun Tells the QB we are in shotgun and the backs to align

in split backs.

Wing Tells the Y to align 1 by 1 off the front-side tackle.

Over Tells the back-side Tackle to align outside the front-side tackle.

Di /L d DiDi /L d Di


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Dive/Lead DiveDive/Lead Dive

Z

TE T BBB

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R

B

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T ETB E

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LT

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TE T BE

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Roy 5 Dive right

Roy Lead Dive left

Roy 6 Over Dive left

Lee Strong Lead Dive left

AceTrey

Ace

Ace

Ace C C

CC

Ch /L d ChCh /L d Ch


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Chase/Lead ChaseChase/Lead Chase

XTE T E

BB

Y

B

C

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R

B

A

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LT

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Roy Strong WingLead Chase right

Roy 4 Over Chase right Lee Lead Chase left

Ace

Ace

Ace

DuceA

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B

B

Roy 4 Chase Right

B ll /L d B llB ll /L d B ll


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Belly/Lead BellyBelly/Lead Belly

Z

E N TB

B B

Y

E

C

X

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R

B

A

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B B

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TE T E

BB

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TLT

N TB

B B

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Roy 2 Wing Lead Belly right

Lee 3 Belly left

Roy 1 Wing Lead Belly left

Roy 2 Over Belly right

S k/F k R S kS k/F k R S k


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Sneak/Fake Run SneakSneak/Fake Run Sneak

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TE T BE

B

Y

B

C

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C

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LT

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TreyTrey

Wedge Wedge

Lee 1 Fk Lead DiveSneak right

Roy Fk Lead DiveSneak right

Roy 4 Over Fk Dive Sneak left

Wedge

TreyWedge

Roy 5 Fk Dive Sneak right

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Speed DogSpeed Dog

Z

T N TB

B B

Y

B

QB

C

X

C

R

FS

A

SS

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TNT B

BB

Y

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QB

C

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T N TB

B B

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QB

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TNT BBB

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Roy 2 Gun Speed Dog Check Lee 1 Gun Speed Dog Check

Roy 2 Gun Speed Dog Check Lee 1 Gun Speed Dog Check

AA

AA

Duce Duce

DuceDuce

Di C t GDive Counter G


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Dive Counter GDive Counter G

Z

T N TB

B

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BC

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C

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BC

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Roy Wing R MoFk Dive Counter G left

Roy Wing R MoFk Dive Counter G left

Lee Wing R MoFk Dive Counter G right

Lee Wing R MoFk Dive Counter G right

Pl A ti U dPlay Action Uncovered


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Play Action UncoveredPlay Action Uncovered

Play Action Uncovered BubblePlay Action Uncovered Bubble Attacks a double edge player

Simple play action fake

Another big play opportunity


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T ilTrail


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TrailTrail

This Route Package utilizes a Crossing route withan Angle route behind it. This is very good in

short yardage and against teams that want to

wall off our shallow crossing package. Like

Follow, we tag one player and Trail. Trail tells

the next player outside that he will be doing the

crossing route. So in Trips right, if we say W

Trail, the next WR outside, Y, would be doingthe crossing Route. This is also a front-side and

back-side tag.

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TrailTrail

W Trail

W

Y

TexasTexas


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TexasTexas

This Route Package compliments our verticalpassing game. The R-back is running an angleroute, the Wing has a seam choice, and the SplitEnd runs a hook route.

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ShiftShift


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ShiftShift

Shifting is a type of motion we will use to change our alignments beforethe ball is snapped. Shifts and Motions different because when weshift all players will reset before the ball is snapped. We use shiftsin our offense for specific, defined purposes some of which include:

1. To disguise our intentions/delay defensive recognition

2. To create personnel advantages3. To create coverage problems or checks

4. To force the coverage to bump, changing personnel and alignment

The basics of our shifts, like our motions, will be first in the play call. Allshift are player specific. We will designate WHO we want shift and

WHAT shift we want. The QB will control when he wants the shift.It is vital to our offense that our WRs, RBs, and QBs know who will

be shifting their alignments on each call.

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StemStem

W Stem / Y StemW Stem / Y Stem

X

Y

Z

R

W

W

R

W Stem- Tells W to align away from the

formation call and then shift to his alignment.R will do so also.

XZ

W

Y R

R Y

Y Stem- Tells Y to align away from theformation call and then shift to his alignment.

R will do so also.



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Run GameRun Game Draw

Passing GamePassing Game 85/86 Iowa

180 East/West

160 East/West Cluster 150 East/West


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Mesh ConceptMesh Concept


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* 0 East/West ** 0 East/West *

Our 0 concept is known as the Mesh Concept, and itattacks the underneath edge of coverage very rapidly,many times from a tightened environment. This conceptcreates multiple rubs by incorporating differentcrossing routes. Our Mesh Concept is a quick rhythm

concept, whose primary purpose is to attack man-to-mandefense by creating match-up problems and multiplerubs. With this in mind we also have a zone better builtinto the mesh concept. This concept, we believe, attacksmost of the defenses we will face. Since 0 is only a

single number, East and West will be used to identifythe formation strength, with East being right and West

being left.

180 East/180 East/WestWest


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180 East/180 East/WestWest

X ENTE

MS

Y

WC

R

C

W

FS

Z

SS

160160 EastEast/West/West


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C

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C

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FS

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Cluster 150 East/Cluster 150 East/WestWest


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Cluster 150 East/Cluster 150 East/WestWest

Z

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Y

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FridayFriday


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Run GameRun Game Bronco

Mustang


967/968

957/958 Fresno

Baltimore

BroncoBronco


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BroncoBronco

ET E

B

TE N E

B B

E N E

B B

E N E

B B

3-23-2

3-2 - Panther 4-1

Ace-Back Ace-Back

Ace-Back Playboy

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MustangMustang

E T E

B

T

E N E

B B

E N E

B B

3-23-2

4-1

Ace-Back Ace-Back

Playboy

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C

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C

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vs Blitz

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vs Blitz

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957/958957/958

X EN

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FS

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FresnoFresno

This Route Package is a reverse Flat-Curl packageon the front-side. This is good versus 2-Deepcoverage. The Split End runs a whip route, andthe wing runs a hook route. The wing wraps the

LB. He must find the window. The R-Back sitsdown over the box.

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This Route Package is a reverse Flat-Curl packageon the back-side. This is good versus 2-Deepcoverage. The Split End runs a whip route, andthe wing runs a hook route. The wing wraps the

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2002 UW-Platteville Spread Offense Implementation Week 1

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