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Post by coachthespread on Aug 26, 2008 9:39:47 GMT -6
I wanted to hear some other ways some of you guys make out your offensive call sheet for games. I have done it a number of ways, but wanted to see some different ways to do it. Thanks! GATA!
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Post by robinhood on Aug 27, 2008 11:51:43 GMT -6
Email me at:
tdunham7@comcast.net
and I'll send you the ones I use.
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Post by lucassean2 on Aug 27, 2008 19:57:14 GMT -6
I list all of the run plays that I want to run and then list the formations below each play. I only list "exotic" formations that I want to use, or motions that I want to use to set up the defense. I can come up with our base plays off the top of my head during a game, but I need to have listed plays particular to that week. I also have 2-4 plays listed based on front or blitz tendency.
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Post by cltblkhscoach on Aug 27, 2008 22:16:43 GMT -6
I used to chart plays I wanted to run by down and distance, but now all I have is an enlarged copy of what my QB has on the wristband, and I just kind of go with the feel of the game. I have an assistant who charts the plays and every couple of series I check that to make sure I'm not being predictable or running the same things over and over again. If a defense is blitzing or playing a lot of zone, those plays are grouped together on the play sheet for ease of finding them.
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Post by tog on Aug 28, 2008 6:11:57 GMT -6
i used to have all sorts of stuff on mine when I first started as an oc
now it is down to
runs and passes we can run out of what formations
so the page has our formations on it-under that is the available offense out of those formations
I also put some --"get the ball to johnny" , and some situational stuff on there
depth charts and formation sheets are on other pages in the box with me-but not used too much other than to just jot down what looks we are seeing or to find the kid that isn't out there on any unit
we have a freshman coach write down the plays called, gain, ballcarrier, tackler etc so i can look at that a bit in between series and at halftime
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Post by mitch on Aug 28, 2008 8:17:48 GMT -6
Tog, would you care to elaborate on what special situations you cover on your call sheet?
The ones I have are 3rd Long, Short Yardage/Goalline, Openers, and Specials.
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Post by raiderpirates on Aug 30, 2008 0:27:27 GMT -6
Have an extra protection call in case the pressure is more than you anticipated.
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