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Post by airraider on Dec 25, 2007 20:19:46 GMT -6
1. you guys did an awesome job of using the spread to equalize your talent to beat team that was very good. Airraider--amazing what a Highlight film/ cut -ups can portray eh? ;D I do think you guys executed the plays shown pretty well though. You are very right coachD.. its amazing how highlights can make a situation look very good.. Last year during the spring we only had 9 days of practice.. and a large chunk of that was used on offense.. We did not even have a real DC at that point.. so needless to say.. we looked pretty bad on defense.. Brophy came in as the DC and put together a defensive highlight video and actually made it look like we played well..
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Post by airraider on Dec 25, 2007 20:20:12 GMT -6
1. you guys did an awesome job of using the spread to equalize your talent to beat team that was very good. Airraider--amazing what a Highlight film/ cut -ups can portray eh? ;D I do think you guys executed the plays shown pretty well though. You are very right coachD.. its amazing how highlights can make a situation look very good.. Last year during the spring we only had 9 days of practice.. and a large chunk of that was used on offense.. We did not even have a real DC at that point.. so needless to say.. we looked pretty bad on defense.. Brophy came in as the DC and put together a defensive highlight video and actually made it look like we played well..
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Post by coachd5085 on Dec 25, 2007 20:25:48 GMT -6
AIR..i noticed you guys did FIB (formation into the boundary) a fair amount. I know you mentioned the QB had a preference for sprint direction...I was wondering if this was the driving factor for the FIB's or if you wanted to get something done schematically
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Post by brophy on Dec 25, 2007 20:53:31 GMT -6
Last year during the spring we only had 9 days of practice.. and a large chunk of that was used on offense.. We did not even have a real DC at that point.. so needless to say.. we looked pretty bad on defense.. Brophy came in as the DC and put together a defensive highlight video and actually made it look like we played well.. for the record.... airraider installed his offense in the spring at a 4A school, then took a job at THIS 1A school (due to teaching conflicts), so technically, the team in the video only had 2 weeks prior to the season to implement the offense. Implementing his 5 & 6 wide stuff was a complete paradigm shift in what they had ever done before. The previous decade, that team had been a wing-t offense. And NO, I am in no way affiliated with the sorry 1A Team defense he was a part of. Just needed to make sure, uh, I wasn't implicated in said performance. Also, for the record, airraider originally posted clips in 2005 & 2006 of a very successful 4A team he previously coordinated, and many stated his success was premised on having studs on that squad. Here, he is illustrating the same scheme (more empty sets) utilizing the same principles for matchup problems. Also, not saying these kids would've done any different in any other offense, because truly, their defense was horrible.
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Post by airraider on Dec 25, 2007 21:54:41 GMT -6
AIR..i noticed you guys did FIB (formation into the boundary) a fair amount. I know you mentioned the QB had a preference for sprint direction...I was wondering if this was the driving factor for the FIB's or if you wanted to get something done schematically We found in the scouting report the week before when they faced some spread looks they sent some pressure from the wide side edge.. so we decided to run some trips into the boundry and sprint that way.. we also sprinted some away from the trips.. not as much in this game.. but did a good bit in the next game.. I will have some of those highlights up hopefully tomorrow..
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Post by dubber on Dec 26, 2007 11:48:19 GMT -6
Your center is a stud.........
One good thing about guys coming free every play (poor OL play), is your screens look very authentic-----not taking a jab here, just an honest observation
Keep working the plan there........it'll PAY off----imo
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Post by Coach Bennett on Dec 26, 2007 13:55:14 GMT -6
airrader,
As I read more and more, I'm slowly getting a grasp on the different systems/influences/styles.
In the Air Raid, is the qb always at 7 yards? Is this, as Coach Seay offered, to keep center protection?
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Post by ufpena on Dec 26, 2007 15:12:28 GMT -6
It does my heart good to see peole that believe what you believe. This is truyl a great website!
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Post by morris on Dec 27, 2007 10:58:02 GMT -6
Red: In Air Raid the QB is at 5. What Airraider has done is used the Evangle Christian appraoch of putting the QB at 7 yds which makes it hard to get a rush. Also by rule it protects the center like in a punt.
I do have to say that sometimes we makes thing much more complicated then they need ot be. Good examples is the 4x1 set and doing simple math or just throw the ball short. I believe in that all the way because I want to force my opponent to do the right things. Guys are going to miss tackles and in space it is harder to tackle
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