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Montana State's Unique Zone Run Game (With Film)

Posted by Lucas David on

Having a great scheme such as Zone Run Game may manufacture a big x-factor for your offense. Montana State Offensive Coordinator, Taylor Housewright, shares some thoughts on how their unique way of playing it creates leverage in their favor. If you have an athletic quarterback, that may be what you're missing on your playbook for the season. It's not wrong to say that first and foremost: it's all about being aggressive. Aggressive pulls or aggressive gives are the firestarters of the way we look to play this scheme. Attack the perimeter and take advantage of the insane numbers you can...

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The Bixby Offense: Formation Adjustments

Posted by AJ Forbes on

The Bixby offense has several ways they can introduce multiplicity in their offense. One of the most common is to have a wide variety of schemes that the opposing defense has to account for. By adding more plays, however, there is a higher chance that the players can become confused as they have to learn more rules and assignments. Rather than having a grab bag of plays on a call sheet, Bixby High School Offensive Coordinator Tyler Schneider chooses to tag his formations to give the defense a different picture while running the same schemes. Bixby’s base alignment for their receivers...

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The Bixby Offense: Quick Game Overview

Posted by AJ Forbes on

The quick game can not only be an efficient means of moving the ball, but it can also become a QB’s best friend. Below is a breakdown of a quick game concept used by 8-time Oklahoma state champion Bixby High School: their Stick / Spacing / Snag concept. This video is taken directly from our video release The Bixby Offense: The Complete Series. Watch the video or scroll down to learn more. Bixby Stick-Spacing-Snag Concept Bixby Offensive Coordinator Tyler Schneider states that they primarily run this concept out of a 3x1 formation. The single receiver to the boundary runs the...

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The Bixby Offense: The Strike 'Em Out Game Plan Method

Posted by AJ Forbes on

Bixby High School Football Offensive Coordinator Tyler Schneider has taken the intimidating process of game planning and simplified it into a format allowing the Bixby Spartans to operate efficiently. This method is called “Strike Em Out”. This is taken directly from our video release The Bixby Offense: The Complete Series. Watch the video below or keep scrolling to learn more. Bixby's Sunday Game Planning Process One of the most unique aspects of the “Strike Em Out” method is that each coach on the offensive staff is responsible for the game-planning process. On Sundays prior to the upcoming game week, every...

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The Wing-T Buck Pass Concept

Posted by Gavin Southworth on

Coach David Weathersby, offensive coordinator at Triton High School (NC) for the last 5 years,  has been dominating North Carolina defenses for over a decade with his traditional Wing-T offense.   During his tenure, he’s created an offensive culture that has set the bar for offensive production at his school amongst their competitors. Today, we’re taking a look at a schematic wrinkle that incorporates a passing concept into the mix.  This is taken directly from Coach Weathersby's incredible presentation on the Traditional Wing-T 101. Watch the video below or scroll down to learn more about the installation process. Buck Pass Buck pass...

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