By Jarrett Troxler Here at Massillon (Ohio) Washington, we are a multiple pro style/spread offense. We have taken a lot of different parts of other offensive systems and made our own. There are parts of various systems including the Air Raid and...
Category - OFFENSIVE PLAYBOOK
By Dan Guttenplan Herb Hand, a veteran offensive line coach who has helped coordinate numerous dynamic offenses, spent his first season as co-offensive coordinator and offensive line coach at Texas in 2018. I know your background is as an offensive...
By Dan Guttenplan One of the nation’s most innovative, experienced and accomplished offensive coordinators in college football, Noel Mazzone, joined the Arizona coaching staff in 2018. He arrived in Tucson following two years as offensive...
By Terry Donovan As a triple option team, we set out to run our inside veer play as often as we can. Inside veer and midline, along with a couple of zone blocking give and follow plays account for 60 percent of our offense. We have averaged more...
By Chris Parker Empty is a big part of our offense. We started using empty when we realized our defense had a hard time adjusting to the formation, and we worked hard at coming up with ways to defend it. After a few years, we came to realize we...
Staying ahead of the curve is one of the most challenging aspects of being a high school coach. Every coach wants to integrate new schemes and strategies, but it’s hard to stay on top of things going on in other areas of the country. Here are some...
I truly believe much of our offensive success has come from the attention given to this part of lineman play.
We try to run seven to eight plays each game in unique formations.
There are several possibilities for tagging quick passes onto running plays.