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tempo
Mar 3, 2007 6:50:30 GMT -6
Post by ballcoach on Mar 3, 2007 6:50:30 GMT -6
What type of tempo and terminology do you use for your offense. Heard Bowling Green speak on 5 tempos for their spread. 1. sugar - group up 4 yds from the ball and call play 2. fastball - run any play as fast as possible (can motion) 3. super fastball (2 min) - certain plays from certain formations snap the ball at :25 4. simulate and look - simulate fastball tempo and then look @ sideline for play at :15-:16 snap the ball at :3-:4 sec 5. simulate and hold - call fastball and play but hold until :3-:4 sec on the clock.
What are your tempo calls and ideas?
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tempo
Mar 3, 2007 7:43:47 GMT -6
Post by spartancoach on Mar 3, 2007 7:43:47 GMT -6
We use 3:
Our regular tempo we call, cleaverly, "Regular", quickly get play called and line up. Coaches in box check defense and either call down an audible or call down "Nike" (just do it). Use a good chunk of play clock.
Rabbit - differs from Regular in that QB does not look to coach to change play. He either audibles on his own or runs play. Use as little of play clock as possible (no more than 5-8 seconds).
Snail - differs from Regular in that QB calls for snap after running play clock down to between 3-5 seconds.
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