Nice variation on 'Bash' with the QB not exposed as a runner you're seeing a lot in college and the pros. Here it's out of a pistol which gives a nice downhill look on the stretch run part of the play. QB decides on the jet touch pass here. #spreadoffense

1937 Northwestern running Single Wing "Spinner" Buck Sweep

Old school pistol. Malik Davis was shot out of cannon

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Cool tweak to Split Zone 😎 BSTE arcs to a LB while the motion man is the kicker 👍 A different look for the Edge man and the LBs #RTDB

Wide Zone Fold - FST core to core str inside arm - FSG lock the N - C fold chase playside # - BSG lock the 3 - BST fold chase playside armpit Use vs static 4 front 👍

How does a guy like this not make it in the NFL? His speed was good, especially for his size. He had outstanding agility and cutting ability. He reminded me of a bigger AP.

NM running an interesting version of power Fan the 5T and double frontside with the sniffer. Guarantees the play wont be spilled

Watch the RG…interesting stuff Coach Dan Casey

This is my favorite “Modern Triple” variation from Navy in 2025. Hard to cover that drag route from a condensed set🔥

2nd and 1 usually makes defenses think shot. Indiana takes advantage of that with Duo. The Bear front takes away gaps inside, but the shift creates space to the boundary. The boundary 3-tech gets doubled, the Mike is out to the field, and the safety is off the ball. When the

Adams State University - Flexbone/ Hambone Offense - HC Jeff Geiser. QB Bobby Saiz led the NAIA in passing yards (3,916) and passing TDs(33) in 1988. Saiz led ASU to the 1988 NAIA title game against Carson-Newman.

• Wing-T • Dublin, GA ☘️ • The Irish running midline out of Right formation 💪 • TE blocking out makes an easy block for the tackle 👀 • WB inserting on Mike 💥 #WingT #Option #Midline #RTDB

More Coaches need to realize you can still run the Spread but have a 4 back attack like you can with the Wing-T or Flexbone offenses. It just requires more motion within the offense.

Wake Forest had some ELECTRIC Misdirection Plays in 2006. 🧵

Yesterday's Play of the Day comes with a mini-clinic from Will Hall, HC, Tulane: • “E” stands for eyes — and everything starts there. • QB gets his eyes to a spot immediately on the catch. • By the third step, the coverage should declare the throw. • If the corner

1 Shape. 2 Seconds. 3 Defenders.

Packaged plays give you the option to get out of bad plays. Run where you have numbers.

You should steal this play.

UC Davis Unbalanced Bunch Counter Criss Cross Creativity in the Red Zone The Unbalanced Bunch creates a numbers advantage to the weak side. This play borrows from the Wing-T with the initial handoff and mesh with the QB creating flow to the unbalanced side. The RB hands to