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Post by tog on Nov 12, 2005 11:19:27 GMT -6
Keys to a successful offense
balance between
1. run and pass
2. tempo of plays
3. flow and misdirection
4. snap counts
adaptability
1. scratch where it itches/take what they are giving you
adjust on the run
1. can your players adjust to different looks, ideas during a game?
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Post by coachjd on Nov 12, 2005 12:03:29 GMT -6
adapability of the offense to your personel each year and to injuries.
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Post by fish on Nov 12, 2005 21:54:57 GMT -6
simplicity of terminology
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Post by Coach Huey on Nov 12, 2005 23:04:17 GMT -6
carry-over (from one personnel package to another - majority of plays can be run from more than one package)
that's the key to being multiple because it limits the teaching so to speak.
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Post by boblucy on Nov 13, 2005 11:06:22 GMT -6
No question, Tog, snap counts and taking what they give you. Those are my two faves. And, self scouting your offense. Watching your own game films as though you were the upcoming team's defensive coodinator. As an OC, it's good to constantly try to break your own tendancies........
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Post by coachcalande on Nov 13, 2005 13:27:42 GMT -6
One play that you are known for, something the other guys must stop or its game over. one play that your team knows they can run any time, anywhere.
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Post by Coach Huey on Nov 13, 2005 20:37:18 GMT -6
having something you hang you hat on is critical. to back that up, though, you better be able to execute it from a variety of sets & packages vs a multitude of defenses. our motto is "never let 'em run us out of it"........we are gonna' run the GT from the gun........we will always make sure to get this play called & run.......if they run us out of this play we are not nearly as successful.
what does this mean? make your bread & butter adaptable. vary the formations, vary the packages, vary the backfield actions, vary the ball carriers, vary the ways you "decoy" the play with your compliments to get them out of what they are doing to stop your bread & butter or at least change their attitude toward it enough to allow you to execute it. now, you can't go "hard-rock mining" and merely call it to call it because it's what you do, but it should be what the majority of your play-calls "spin off of" in an effort to move the ball. so, either find ways to execute it or exploit their over-playing it to get them back to more base defense .... if they switch you're back in business.....if they don't - and you have built in great complimentary schemes - then you may be ok as well.
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Post by carson101 on Nov 13, 2005 23:11:36 GMT -6
i simply pound it till you stop it then i'll pass till you scream either way if i have the talent and they have the desire we will give you a headache this year we had the talent just no desire to get it done besides we were too dang young although we did get tons of yards just nothing to compliment it..
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