Untitled - Fast and Furious Football

6 FOOTBALL COACHING STRITTEGIES
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Big Plays From the l-Formation
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I tordd like to present the most consistent big
play we've had for many yeaN, and its companion
pass play. It's important that you consider both
the run and the pass together, as separately they
won't be nearb as effectiv€.
We've had several seasons wherc the counter
sweep haB averaged 7 to 11 yards per carry. And
the counter sweep bootleg has don€ just as well
as a companion play. We run the counter sweep
with a variety of runnem from a vadety of formations;
however, the basic blocking is always
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Gounter Sweep
Figure 1, a and b, illustrates the basic counter
sweep run Iiom the I-Pm folrnation versus 50 and
43 defenses.
Assignments for each olTensive player are as
follows:
Flanker-Blocks fiIst deep defender.
Tight end-Blocks outside hip of defensive
tackle. If tackle slants inside and clo8ses offensive
tackle's face, tight end sclape8 to LB
Ifoffensive tackle is uncovercd, TE blocks first
LB inside.
Right tackle-Steps with inside foot and
blocks inside hau of defensive tackle. If DT
slants inside, tackle locks on DT. IfDT doesn't
slant, tackle releases for outside LB and then
on tobackside LB ifonside LB flows- If uncovered,
tackle blocks inside.