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Post by wingman on Jun 6, 2007 13:18:33 GMT -6
Can anyone tell me how you have paired up your on the line option calls? Right/left IV/OV etc. Thanks
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Post by jjkuenzel on Jun 6, 2007 13:50:47 GMT -6
We didn't have ours in the play call, but left it up to the QB to make the call. Ours was with ISV and midline. Rules were pretty simple.
- If midline was called to the 1 tech, QB would call switch, which meant that the midline was being switched to the other side.
- If midline was called and there were dbl 1 techs, QB would call Tennessee, which meant that we were now running ISV to the play call side
- If ISV was called and there were dbl 3 techs, QB would call Michigan, which meant that we were now running midline to the play call side
- If ISV was called and there was an overload to the play side call, the QB would call a switch, which meant that we were now running ISV to the opposite side.
It is really a pretty simple system and the kids caught on pretty quick. We left it up to the QB to make the audible, and the rest of the guys just had to know what the audibles meant. As long as the QB is smart enough to recognize the reads it works out really well.
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Post by kdcoach on Jun 6, 2007 15:09:57 GMT -6
Ours was pretty similar. We used Navy for the midline (Middies) and we used Iowa (inside) for the IV. Then we just used an odd number to call it to the left and an even number to the right, our QB chose to use 7 or 8 for the odd and even numbers. We always used a college and a number in our cadence. I.e. Michigan 8, Michigan 8 Set, hut. So using Navy and Iowa never stood out. The kids picked it up pretty quick.
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Post by easye17 on Jun 6, 2007 19:10:29 GMT -6
Whenever we have plays, not just veer or midline but any play we want run to a certain technique, we combo it in the huddle. For example, we always want to run speed option to a 1 tech to make the block of both the psg and pst easier.
Huddle call - Gun Ricky Lower Sparta (Speed) combo
On the line - QB: Set, Gold 18 Sparta, Gold 18 Sparta ...
Works great for us cause we can do it with any play we want.
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Post by optioncoach on Jun 6, 2007 19:32:03 GMT -6
We have a check with me system where the QB knows were running midline/OV/IV and he decides the direction at the LOS. We also can go ahead and call a play and direction and let the QB flip it.
The best method for us is to leave the play going in the direction we called in the huddle and have the QB get us in a better play. Usually, we paired IV and midline against even and split fronts, and then IV and OV vs odd fronts. But, by the end of the year our QB (who was a 3 year starter) was getting us in any of those plays at the LOS. In week 8, we had game planned on pairing IV and OV, but our QB audibled to midline several times in reaction to a look we hadn't really expected.
For all of those methods, we use some combination of colors (which are meaningless), numbers (which indicate direction), and code words to indicate which play we're running. When we already know the direction, we simply use a code word. If we know the play, we use a color and a number.
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Post by coachbdud on Jun 6, 2007 19:42:06 GMT -6
if we wanted to switch directions of a play then we would yell "flip", if we wanted to go from inside to outside one hole then we would yell bump. if we wanted to bring it in a hole then we would yell squeeze
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