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Post by coachcalande on Sept 28, 2007 8:27:58 GMT -6
in a typical year?
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Post by gacoach on Sept 28, 2007 8:45:28 GMT -6
we run the wing-t so our rules apply for each play, and then 3 step protection, 5 step protection, sprint out protection and P/A protection.
We do tweek our blocking based on how active the LB's are and what kind of techniques we get.
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Post by coachcalande on Sept 28, 2007 9:09:34 GMT -6
we are rule blocking too, my question is on total schemes...ie veer, trap, iso, power, counter, sweep, buck sweep, waggle, screens, draws, boots, sprint, 3 step, 5 step, ...fan pro etc.
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Post by wingt74 on Sept 28, 2007 9:31:09 GMT -6
gap
down
linebacker
or
playside gap
on
offside gap
linebacker
(I call POOL)
This covers about 90% of our plays. We have some screens and a couple of boot passes that use specific rules.
Also run Wedge blocking
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Post by coachbw on Sept 28, 2007 9:33:19 GMT -6
Here are the o-line schemes we run, and the plays that fall into them.
Inside Zone Scheme - Zone, Dive, Counter, Boot
Outside Zone Scheme - Outside Zone, Speed Option, Jet, Toss
Gap - Iso
Slide Protection - All 3 Step Passes
Half Man/Half Slide - All 5 Step Passes
Within each scheme, the line blocks the plays the same. For example, 18/19 Speed Option, 28/29 Outside Zone, 38/39 Toss and 28/29 Jet are all blocked the same. We are probably the most multiple team in our conference with formations and plays, but our line has a very limited number of things that they have to learn.
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Post by coachjd on Sept 28, 2007 9:55:04 GMT -6
we are just like BW, very multiple in formations and motions but very few schemes that allow us to run a lot of plays.
IZ, zone, dive
OZ, outside zone, speed option, jet and toss
Gap - power, counter
3 step/boot
5 step
screens
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Post by coachsky on Sept 28, 2007 16:07:57 GMT -6
We run:
Trap
Wedge
Dive
ISO
Blast
Toss
Toss Cut
Counter Trey
Bunch Series
Draw
G
Bend
Counter
Waggle
Boot
Keep
3 Step
Roll Outs
We have a lot in, a lot of the rules are similar each scheme. We adjust vs. fronts and block some plays multiple ways week to week. It's a lot of stuff, with continuity it's easier than you'd think looking at it.
Going into week five we can start to work on the more detailed elements we see on film vs. oppoenets.. This week we are focusing a lot on head and hand placement, footwork for linebacker blocks, steps and paths, line stunts.
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Post by zwaps on Sept 28, 2007 18:59:37 GMT -6
1. Zone
2. Base and Down, also "Solid" calls
3. Reach
4. Keywords (Counter, Sweep) etc.
Passpro wise it's 30 cut for quick, 50 slide for PA out of zone and 70 for deep.
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Post by tog on Sept 28, 2007 19:05:27 GMT -6
inside zone with two rotates for back inserts
veer/power
stretch/outside zone for sweeps, jets
sprint out
quick
3 step
thats it
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Post by tog on Sept 28, 2007 19:06:49 GMT -6
the key to me to being able to appear "multiple" is to keep the ol stuff as simple as possible
this is why we never use a te
and why we only run these wrinkles
now
throw all the other window dressing on top and our offense appears a lot more complicated than it really is
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Post by champ93 on Sept 30, 2007 13:04:39 GMT -6
Down- includes down option, down keep down sweep and keep pass
Belly Slide - x block or man
trap & counter- guard or tackle pull
Sweep - pull or zone
Waggle & rocket intercept- pull
Joker- counter trey
Gut
3 step, 5 step, roll out
Screen
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Post by coachcb on Sept 30, 2007 13:56:22 GMT -6
Veer
Toss Sweep
Iso
Off-tackle Power
Counter
Full slide protection (Left, right, step inside(double back set only)
Screen
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Post by coachdjenkins on Sept 30, 2007 20:20:37 GMT -6
Outside Zone
Base
Counter
Dart
Protection
Slide
Sprint
Agressive
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Post by CVBears on Sept 30, 2007 22:49:50 GMT -6
iso
power
counter
outside zone
1/2 slide
full slide
BOB
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Post by ocinaz on Oct 1, 2007 2:16:28 GMT -6
This year: ISO, VEER, COUNTER, TRAP, TOSS, and JET// quick game, screens, dropback, and sprint out....
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