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Post by sweep26 on Nov 24, 2008 21:24:09 GMT -6
Are there any colleges currently running the Delaware Wing-T?
NCAA D-II or D-III, or NAIA?
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Post by Deleted on Nov 24, 2008 23:34:20 GMT -6
West Chester
Shippensburg
Gettysburg
Endicott
Grove City
Carnegie Mellon
Cumberland
Puget Sound
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Post by coachorr on Nov 25, 2008 1:07:11 GMT -6
Puget Sound is probably one of the best true Wing-T teams.
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Post by airraider on Nov 25, 2008 7:00:17 GMT -6
Is Olivet still running the Wing-T?? I know they released a playbook a while back that was in powerpoint and had over 300 slides.. very good stuff..
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Post by touchdownmaker on Nov 25, 2008 7:05:26 GMT -6
Olivette no longer runs power T.
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Post by knighter on Nov 25, 2008 8:47:33 GMT -6
Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa is a Wing-T team. Head coach is a class act, and is a former HS coach who had great success.
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Post by cjamerson on Nov 25, 2008 9:43:05 GMT -6
I believe McKendree University in Lebanon, IL. runs Wing T
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Post by dal9000 on Nov 25, 2008 15:21:56 GMT -6
Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa is a Wing-T team. Head coach is a class act, and is a former HS coach who had great success. I should note in passing that Cornell College runs its classes on the block system. For those of you who don't know what that is: students take only one class at a time, for about three hours a day; three and a half weeks of this = one semester's worth of credit. The good thing about this is that classes tend to end at noon-ish, which makes it really easy to schedule practices; the bad thing is that science majors, in particular, just absolutely DIE under the block plan (imagine trying to do a SEMESTER'S WORTH of labs in just under a month). It's virtually impossible to attract prospective science majors, which cuts you off from a pretty decent number of D-III recruits. So, even though the results aren't there for Cornell College yet, the guy is doin' what he can at an unusual school with a limited pool of recruits -- and if he does ever win a conference championship, it'll be a hell of a success story. |
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Post by Sparkey on Nov 25, 2008 15:28:30 GMT -6
Is Olivet still running the Wing-T?? I know they released a playbook a while back that was in powerpoint and had over 300 slides.. very good stuff.. Olivet College hasn't run the Wing-t for about 4 years! |
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Post by airraider on Nov 25, 2008 15:47:15 GMT -6
Is Olivet still running the Wing-T?? I know they released a playbook a while back that was in powerpoint and had over 300 slides.. very good stuff.. Olivet College hasn't run the Wing-t for about 4 years! lol.. thats about when I last ran the Wing-T.. and received their playbook.. so I guess thats about right.. |
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Post by CS on Sept 5, 2012 19:46:55 GMT -6
Are we talking traditional wing t or a wing t inspired offense but from different sets?
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Post by Chris Clement on Sept 5, 2012 20:49:33 GMT -6
Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa is a Wing-T team. Head coach is a class act, and is a former HS coach who had great success. I should note in passing that Cornell College runs its classes on the block system. For those of you who don't know what that is: students take only one class at a time, for about three hours a day; three and a half weeks of this = one semester's worth of credit. The good thing about this is that classes tend to end at noon-ish, which makes it really easy to schedule practices; the bad thing is that science majors, in particular, just absolutely DIE under the block plan (imagine trying to do a SEMESTER'S WORTH of labs in just under a month). It's virtually impossible to attract prospective science majors, which cuts you off from a pretty decent number of D-III recruits. So, even though the results aren't there for Cornell College yet, the guy is doin' what he can at an unusual school with a limited pool of recruits -- and if he does ever win a conference championship, it'll be a hell of a success story. So its like summer school all year long? God damn, that sounds unpleasant. Heck, even your arts guys would have to be cranking out a 25 page paper in three weeks. |
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Post by panthersol on Sept 6, 2012 6:51:48 GMT -6
Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa is a Wing-T team. Head coach is a class act, and is a former HS coach who had great success. I should note in passing that Cornell College runs its classes on the block system. For those of you who don't know what that is: students take only one class at a time, for about three hours a day; three and a half weeks of this = one semester's worth of credit. The good thing about this is that classes tend to end at noon-ish, which makes it really easy to schedule practices; the bad thing is that science majors, in particular, just absolutely DIE under the block plan (imagine trying to do a SEMESTER'S WORTH of labs in just under a month). It's virtually impossible to attract prospective science majors, which cuts you off from a pretty decent number of D-III recruits. So, even though the results aren't there for Cornell College yet, the guy is doin' what he can at an unusual school with a limited pool of recruits -- and if he does ever win a conference championship, it'll be a hell of a success story. Tusculum College in Greeneville, TN is also on the focused calendar. I LOVED IT! History Ed. Major. Wife was a Environmental Science major and also loved it. |
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Post by sweep26 on Sept 6, 2012 8:59:33 GMT -6
Does anyone know of an JC's that are currently running the traditional, under Center, Wing-T?
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Post by wingtol on Sept 6, 2012 16:51:49 GMT -6
West Chester Shippensburg Gettysburg Endicott Grove City Carnegie Mellon Cumberland Puget Sound Not sure about W Chester and Shippensburgh being wing-t any more. |
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