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Post by coachmeek on Oct 20, 2008 7:49:33 GMT -6
How do you change tempo throughout the game? When do you change tempo? This year we are going no huddle and the one thing I am not doing a good job of is changing the tempo.
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htownoc
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Post by htownoc on Oct 20, 2008 9:34:50 GMT -6
We change tempo frequently. We are two years into our no huddle system. We have a 100 play card in our wristbands and use number signals to call from the wristband. We also have most of our offense in hand signals. We also huddle when we are trying to kill time or when the crowd/band is too loud for our kids to hear formation/number calls from the sideline.
We switch usually by series. First series: regular no- huddle tempo. Second series: NASCAR.
We frequently jump into NASCAR during a drive if there has been a positive change in momentum (big completion or first down).
We will jump out of NASCAR into regular tempo during a drive if there is a play we want that we don't have in our NASCAR package.
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Post by fishon37 on Oct 20, 2008 11:07:39 GMT -6
you change the tempo by going on quick snap count (first sound) and freeze....helps out the o-line when def guessing snap count and speeds or slows up the game whenever you want....
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Post by cowboy50 on Oct 22, 2008 13:25:09 GMT -6
we do similar stuff that htownoc does. but we do not switch by series, we change tempo depending on situation. as with a lot of no huddle spread teams our motto for our oline is to "spot the ball". that way our oline is set as soon as the play clock starts, and we can see if we need to run indy if the defense isn't ready, or run sugar to see what they might line up in. but if your oline doesn't get ready for the next play fast it will not allow us to change tempo.
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Post by realdawg on Oct 23, 2008 6:51:12 GMT -6
Indy-freeze play Regular-As fast as possible with audible Jet-As fast as possible-no checks (NASCAR)
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Post by kurtbryan on Oct 24, 2008 9:34:26 GMT -6
We try to snap the football every 15 seconds.........aiming for 10 seconds, but averaging 14 - 15 seconds between snaps.
Fast as we can go is the goal.
KB
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