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Yeah, we used to move the whole front with an "Over Here" call. Love your alternatives!

Where can we get your play book or play calls

I’ve never understood the point of the upright stance… to me it makes you a split second slower bc you have to go from standing straight up to bending down before you can accelerate.

Thanks for the content coach. In my third year as HC, and I’ve learned a ton from you. At the peewee level, unbalanced is definitely a key read the kids must learn. With that knowledge, coupled with effective game translating drills i find my defense always dominates that edge on game day. I learned if you can control that edge you can control the game. Another thing I’ll note for my peewee level, (and even high school level coaches) is weak side discipline, because misdirection is definitely something a good opposing coach would do if you back him into a corner. Another crazy thing they’ll do is lean on the QB hard and start launching the ball with hopes and prayers

Great presentation. Agree with everything. One difference for us is guys I’ve coached have almost always been able to identify unbalanced. Probably because we are operating from a 2-high structure & often are going to play Man / Cover 0. Also think our guys have priced it together because of the communication that we are always coaching. First, our LBs are always counting backs & looking for TEs. Likewise our DBs would recognize it because they are always counting receivers to at least 3. Number one part of lining up is matching numbers & also leverage & through communicating 3 “receivers” to a side with 2-back they need to adjust to it. Not saying it is the only way, but if you’re always coaching alignment rules it is something that I believe most Varsity experienced guys are able to recognize it.

How can I get this on paper ?

Offensive HC = dead ball, Defensive HC = Fumble.

False. The Wing T is the perfectest system in all of football. It is God's second best gift to humanity behind America. Coaches: If they're jamming up your guards, you just gotta bust out the secret weapon. The deadliest play in all of football . . . WAAAAAAAGGGGGGLLLLLEE!!!!!!!!!

Great material, thanks for sharing.

"Key at me, Bro!" - LB

Good video, coach!

I enjoyed the video. Their Zebra check reminds of Nick Sabin's three deep zone 3 x 1 adjustment "Skate".

I am Joaquin

Gotta have a couple ready. And they're fun for coaches and kids.

Coach, Is there any way you can put up the old ones you made when you were at Champaigne?

There’s game tape online of Wheaton Warrenville South beating Simeon in the state semi-finals with a hook and ladder, second to last play of the game.

Love this. My father coached Wing-T at the high school level for 43 years. Of course, I played for him too as a TE (and OLB)....down block like hell, release cut off and hope for waggle. I loved your video. I love film reviewing Wing-T. There is so much to take in. It takes many repetitions to watch one play to catch all of the assignments. Thanks.

Talking back is crazy

wait... this is my practice?!

U mean stupid shit like this , tell me why we went to sleep and woke up the next morning..

Coach, what do you call your tags for hitch, slant, fade and corner?

Coach, I know these videos are for new coaches, but I freaking love them. Been coaching for longer than my players have been living. Still love these videos you put out.

Does anybody remember the stuff that coach deVries did in Oakwood High School in his first year? How many passes did he have? I belive it was two? That video kind of turned my head 180. You don´t need a 150 plays with 20 variations. It is enaugh (depending on the level you coach) to be good at a few things. I basicly run the things that coach deVries did back then - just mixed up with modern conceps.

Run the ball. There is your pass game. Jk

What software buddy?

These are some of the best convos you’ll have at practice

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😂😂 your slowwww 😅

Great video coach. How would you adjust the blocking against a 6-2 look on defense, we see that a lot in our league

Hey coach been doing some research and I am not seeing much triple option or even veer out of double wing? I know it is very similar to tight Flexbone only real difference is splits so I guess I’m a bit confused. Have anything that can shed some light on this? Thanks coach.

What program are you using to illustrate the plays?

Excellent! Simple and direct. You break plays down superbly! Thank you!

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The non-edited video you posted was actually unintentional satire to building an offense. Constantly restarting and adjusting your words to get the message you want in your video correlates exactly with the objective of the video-which is about “how to build your offense”

I always loved the Inside Belly series. Incorporates dive, off tackle, QB keep and WB counter plus a very good play action pass in one series. Popularized in Illinois by the Bob Reade Augustana teams that won 4 straight National Championships from 1983 to 1986. Prior to that he coached at Geneseo High School in IL, and that system stayed in place and Geneseo was a state power from the 70’s and ran that system until like 2016 or 2017.

Quality, I'm stealing this btw!

The key is your descion key. Making a quick sure read is important.

Haha relatable

Decision making is an important skill

Thank you. Very good. I used to coach years ago, and may start again. I’m an older guy who likes and uses the basic Full House T. I like simple. It works best for kids. One small change I used to use and save for later in the year, was to add an extra lineman to the side I would run a sweep. I would also put the back side HB in motion to the play side behind the FB and play side HB. The QB would reverse spin and pitch to the FB for the sweep. It always worked. The d-line never shifted the first few times we used it. When they did eventually shift, we would run a QB counter. These were easy to teach for the coaches, and easy for the kids to learn. I was coaching 11 and 12 year olds. Thank you for your site. I really enjoy it and learn a lot.

I like the way the power offence looks. Is it possible to run this in a 9 man formation? Our high school league is 9 man ball.

Excellent description of playing good football. I would also add to that play good special teams. Things like catching punts and kick offs, good directional punts and kick offs (drives me crazy when you can determine who will carry the ball and the kick/punt goes right to the opponents best ball carrier, usually on a line with no time for coverage to get there either). Obviously there is more to special teams than that, but just doing those things would make a lot of teams vastly better.

Well done! As much as it has been related to the quality of our opponents, we've almost always found a way to finish the season strong and I think it is in large part to point number 3...we aren't changing our offense and defense, but running our system on both sides of the ball. The players understand their roles and especially the OFFENSIVE LINE understand their blocking rules to the point that no matter what a defense gives us, we find a way to block it as long as we are at least equal from the stand point of the offseason weight room development.

I remember thinking like “coach, you know dang well what’s about to happen to me here. But oh well” lol

Double dipping in the comments. We started winning when I took over our offensive line

I died laughing, almost cried, then yelled I sucked. Even have the 3 dvds in my library from the different defenses. 😅 We used to suck. Now, we are winning more consistently and had two shutouts last year

Hey trot over there standing straight up and take on that lineman 👊🏾

Is this Xbox or PlayStation?