trojan
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Post by trojan on Dec 14, 2008 8:59:51 GMT -6
There is the Wing-T, which I know about. What is the "T?" What is the "Fly T?" What is a "Dead T" or a "Slot T?" What is a "Wishbone T?" How is the "Run & Shoot" different from the "Run & Gun" different from the "Spread?" I'm not directly asking these questions, but I'm looking for a source. Sure, you could give me Ted Seay's phone number and he could explain each ( ), but I'm not looking to bother anybody. I searched for "single wing" on this website and on google, and there were many posts and resources, but I couldn't find an explanation of WHAT it was. **Is there a single source to explain these different offenses, just basically?**
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Post by morris on Dec 14, 2008 10:14:13 GMT -6
I think you are talking about 2 different things. The T , for example, is a formation. You can run Belly, Triple, Power or any number of things. Depending what you look at/read some will say that the wing t 100/900 backfield is a T. Here are some resources which I think may answer some of your questions. They are all books.
A History of Football Concepts by Homer Smith The Winning Secrets of Football's Great Offensive Attacks by Ken Lyons Winning Play Sequence in Modern Football by Drew Tallman
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jmh21
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Post by jmh21 on Dec 14, 2008 10:30:18 GMT -6
Go to mav's site, mav.homeftp.net:5080/, click on playbooks and you'll find some T playbooks. You can also to delphi forums and they have a power t forum with some great coaches. Search the archives of this site and you'll probably find at least 4-5 posts on any of the above offenses, but they may be a couple years old. You can use inter-library loan to find old football books, there's a 1974 Slot-T book but I forgot who wrote it...Also check this out for a couple of slot-t playbooks - www.savefile.com/projects/808714940.
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