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Post by coachcathey on Dec 31, 2007 22:13:42 GMT -6
Haven't really noticed this before when I have watched Auburn, but when they are in the shotgun their gun snap is different than most, I have saw. (More of a wrist flip, than a throw.) Looks like what I have saw on coachwyatt.com from under center (end over end snap.) homepage.mac.com/coachhw/CENTERSNAP/iMovieTheater5.htmlI like this from under center, not completely sold on it from the gun...yet.  |
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Post by superpower on Dec 31, 2007 23:05:07 GMT -6
This is what we use in our direct snap package. It is very easy to teach (about 2 minutes) and very effective. Any kid on our team can make this snap.
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Post by rocketcoach on Dec 31, 2007 23:06:44 GMT -6
Did this all year in when we were in the gun this past season. Gets the seams of the football in your QB's hands for quick throws. If your center works on it. The ball must tumble/flip end over end and not spin. Had no snap problems with it.
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Post by bhb on Dec 31, 2007 23:25:04 GMT -6
That's the old Single Wing Snap Jock Sutherland perfected way back in the day.. We use it.. It's so simple and accurate, and believe it or not it's actually easier to catch than a spiral snap
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Post by toprowguy on Jan 4, 2008 21:53:36 GMT -6
Is it slower than a spiral snap and is ir easier to catch?
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Post by Yash on Jan 4, 2008 23:51:07 GMT -6
I think its an end over end snap. Just toss it between your legs and let it tumble.
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Post by lionhart on Jan 5, 2008 12:16:53 GMT -6
a team from our league has been doing this for years. they are a true delaware wing-t team. their center uses 2 hands every snap. even coaches that have come from that school's system and become asst other places have done it as well. they swear by it. never saw it used out of the gun tho
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Post by gmccown on Jan 7, 2008 20:38:11 GMT -6
I've used this, in fact since my second season it's all I've used. I use it both under center and gun. It is far more secure and accurate. It also cuts down on fumbled handoffs if used properly, there are a lot of under center benifits in addition to an easy gun snap.
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Post by Yash on Jan 7, 2008 21:03:08 GMT -6
Whoops, posted something in the wrong category, sorry.
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