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Post by xbarreto on Jun 2, 2008 18:51:02 GMT -6
I want to ask fellow coaches, about running or appearing to be against the norm, you see I'm a OC in Baja, Mexico, and it seems that most of the teams run Veer, Option, and Power I, very run oriented, being a QB when I played I'm more pass oriented, the thing is I'm getting negative feed back with all the packages and concepts I want to implement on the next Varsity, even doe we won the Municipal JV. So my questions is do I stick to what my beliefs of a Offensive attack should be, or give in? I don't want to air it out all the time it just that the perception is that the passing philosophy is a little to advance for High School, but I don't think so, the main thing here is that they want to keep it as simple as possible, but I want to put a little more action into the offense.
Any advise or criticism is welcome.
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Post by spreadattack on Jun 2, 2008 19:07:07 GMT -6
Ignore the outside detractors, though you must listen to your bosses, but do your best to persuade them of your beliefs. They apparently made you OC for a reason.
Hard to say in 2008 that you can't throw the ball and win, but many can be stubborn. Good luck.
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alexn
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Post by alexn on Jun 2, 2008 19:52:19 GMT -6
I have always believed in adapting to the talent you have every year. Use a base package that you believe in and know better then any. Then make adjustments from there. Over a 4 year period I once called completely different offenses every year, still using my original offense as a base. Really my QB has seemed to dictate the direction I move in every year.
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Post by tog on Jun 2, 2008 20:28:26 GMT -6
Ignore the outside detractors, though you must listen to your bosses, but do your best to persuade them of your beliefs. They apparently made you OC for a reason. Hard to say in 2008 that you can't throw the ball and win, but many can be stubborn. Good luck. very wise here just say mission and sonny detmer if they don't know who or what you are talking about then don't listen lol
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tedseay
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Post by tedseay on Jun 3, 2008 3:29:50 GMT -6
I don't want to air it out all the time it just that the perception is that the passing philosophy is a little to advance for High School, but I don't think so, the main thing here is that they want to keep it as simple as possible, but I want to put a little more action into the offense. Any advise or criticism is welcome. Coach: Have a look on this forum - flexbone.proboards76.com/These are all coaches dedicated to the triple option from the flexbone formation -- but many of them are also interested in developing a passing attack that can effectively complement the option. Not just play action passing, either. You need to talk to your head coach about perfecting a couple of series of running plays, including play action passes that look like your best runs, and a small set of passes to take advantage when the defense tries to shut down your run game by crowding the line of scrimmage. The flexbone is perfect for this strategy, since it spreads the defense out by formation, and it forces defenders to play disciplined assignment football out in space against your best athletes. Good luck!
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