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Post by RENO6 on Sept 25, 2008 10:23:02 GMT -6
We are a no huddle team and we signal in plays from the sideline. We use trips, bunch, and wide bunch, so formations don't really change. I used to signal them in myself and was able to change the play after seeing alignments. Now I have two other coaches doing it because my signals were getting recognized late in the game. I tell them the play, one sends in signal and the other dummies at the same time. We've had at least one delay of game in the past two games and I'm trying to figure out why. My questions are: 1) Have any of you had this happen to you and how did you fix it? 2) Does it seem like officials are much quicker starting the play clock vs. no- huddle teams? 3) What do you tell your players as far as alignment when receiving signals and what do you tell your coaches as far as signaling in plays?
Thanks in advance.
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Post by pegleg on Sept 25, 2008 11:29:04 GMT -6
1. not really, usually it has to do with the coaches being slow with the play call. coaching more than thinking about the next play.
2. we make sure the officials set the ball quickly because we want to be up tempo all the time.
3. our coaches are behind the offense and the players are set in their alignment looking for the signals. we don't ask the ol to see the signals, we signal to the 6 skill guys and relay the call to the linemen.
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