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Post by coachwilk on May 24, 2007 6:40:44 GMT -6
Wanted to know what kind of Line calls you guys make. Here is a situation we have. Our QB will be audibling what side the play is being run to. The line then will be zone blocking to the play side. I would like them to communicate who they are comboing with to eachother. What are some effective ways for them to communicate this with eachother? Also do some of you make dummy calls in a blocking scheme like this? Do you have rules about how or when to make dummy calls? Thanks
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Post by gacoach on May 24, 2007 6:55:17 GMT -6
We use days of the week for real and dummy calls. The day of the week corresponds with the technique, which then tells the other OL if it's a combo or not.
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Post by barnone on May 24, 2007 7:24:14 GMT -6
We use the simple Ace, Deuce, Trey calls for combo. If you are comboing a shade it will be ace, a 3 will be deuce, a 5,7,6 will be Trey...If say you get a 2I the center can give a split call which switches the thick and thin responsibilities. Hope that made sense.
Also if we are going to straight double at the point of attack we give a 2 call.
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Post by airitout616 on May 25, 2007 14:48:20 GMT -6
I like to number the lineman. IE Center 0, G are 2, T are 3, TE are 4. When comboing with the C and G the G would call "10"10" then the center would reply "10"10" so they know that the G and C are comboing together. The first number is the first man to the DLman.
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Post by brophy on May 25, 2007 14:58:28 GMT -6
On pass pro we usually signal the "Look Out" block for the backside tackle.
On playside G & T usually make the "Fubar" call.
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Post by coachbdud on May 25, 2007 15:48:39 GMT -6
for combo blocks the 2 linemen involved will communicate with "tandem you" or "tandem me" the me or you will be the linman who scrapes off up to the backer
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