Untitled - Fast and Furious Football
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SITUATIONAL OFFENSE ;;<br />
IIGURE 2 Tight end choice roule<br />
COICC<br />
-i-. safety cheating toward the tight end, he<br />
.: rs therc's a strcng possibility that he has<br />
- i:le covemse on the split end <strong>and</strong> can go to him<br />
receiver won't have gathercd enough speed to iun<br />
<strong>and</strong> get it.<br />
Both wide receiv€rs run 1o-yard square outs.<br />
The tieht end runs a choice route at 8 to 10 yards.<br />
The hallback checks <strong>and</strong> runs an option route<br />
opposite the drop offthefiIst LB inside. The fullback<br />
checks <strong>and</strong> runs a medium rout€.<br />
FIGUBE 3<br />
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L'T'5f<br />
Third-<strong>and</strong>-Long<br />
i: have a multitude of things we do in this situ-<br />
:::.n. but the pemonalityofthe defense will gen-<br />
:::i]! dictate which plays we pdoritize. Against<br />
:::isur€ teams orteamE who don't like to roll or<br />
: -.is with their corn€rbacks, we'lIrun the doubl€<br />
.:rare out (see Figwe 3). Double means both th€<br />
-: :r end <strong>and</strong> flankor run mirmred routes. Th€<br />
.:=ed out is a 1o-yard, out-breaking cut designed<br />
' be thrown on time.<br />
It s criticai that the receiver maintains his<br />
::ted coming out of his break. W€ use what we<br />
i::m a .speed cut." We want to eliminate plant-<br />
' i rhe in"ide foot <strong>and</strong> lhus slowing the r"ceivor<br />
r s n. A good speed cut will belp the quarterback<br />
::1e the throw <strong>and</strong> give the defender vidually<br />
. Iime to close on the tbrow<br />
The quaft€rback will take fivequick Bteps <strong>and</strong><br />
:.row on time with the target area beingthe hip<br />
i the receiver. We don't want him to lead the re-<br />
::rer because if the ballis thrown on time the<br />
On apre-snapread, the quarterback reads the<br />
best located safet)a By this, we mean the safety<br />
in the worst position to help on the square out.<br />
As he drops, the quarterback reads the side he<br />
has chosen. Ilhe chooses the X-side, he will read<br />
the thrcwing lane thmugh the Willie Backer. If<br />
tbe Willie Backer is in the throwing lane, ho<br />
should look to the halfback.<br />
It is the responsibility ofthe halfback to beat<br />
the inside LB, prcferably on an outside cut. Ifhe<br />
chooses the Z-side, he should rcad the thmwjng<br />
lane throush the flat defender (i.e., stmng saiety<br />
or Sam linebacker). If this defender is in the<br />
thowinslane, the quarterback should look to the<br />
tisht end.Its the tisht end's responsibility to beat<br />
the first insidc LB, again. preferably on the out<br />
side cut. If both lan€s are squeezed, the ball<br />
should be dumped to the fullback.<br />
-1988 Summer Manual. Coach Nlen uas hzad a@h at Bobe State UniDercitv.