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This was a clinic talk at the SOUTHEAST SPREAD - WINGT clinic in Georgia.
Wesley Satterfield was a record setting Offensive Coordinator at Autin Peay and has 12 years of experience at both the FCS and FBS levels.
- Helped with the biggest turnaround in history, winning 8 games in 2017 and going from 12 points per game to 24 points per game.
- Led the Ohio Valley Conference in total offensive and rushing yards,
- Ranked sixth in the nation on the ground.
- Set school records for total offense, points, yards per game, yards per play, touchdowns, rushing touchdowns, rushing yards and yards per rush.
At Southeastern Loiusiana...led the Southland Conference in eight statistical categories,
- points per game (47.3),
- touchdowns (50),
- average yards per play (7.1),
- pass efficiency (163.6),
- yards per pass (9.7),
- yards per completion (17.4),
- rushing touchdowns (32) and
- fewest sacks allowed (4).
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Ho do you add Power Read into the triple option offense?
college head coach Joe Austin runs it out if Pistol
college head coach Kelley Lee runs it out of Shotgun
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Tennessee Tech University head coach Dewayne Alexander explains his Jet Power Read play and
How it deals with a problematic defensive end, especially at the D-1 level.
Coach Alexander demos Jet Power Read out of multiple sets, with and without motion.
Demos include successful implementation against a variety of defenses.
Coach Alexander goes into detail on the timing and type of personnel needed to run the Jet Power Read.
Also includes a QB Iso play that complements the Jet Power Read package.
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Using Jet Motion by the Wing.....
- The QB will read the D-End to decide whether to hand off the Jet or Keep it and run up in the C-gap
- The Fullback can be the lead blocker for the QB
- The Full back can be the lead blocker for the Jet....with the backside Guard wrapping around to lead block for the QB
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Coach Chavez break down the blocking scheme for power and power read. In this video he will be discussing the different fronts they go up against and what adjustments they make to multiple defensive fronts.
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Do You Play Schools Bigger Than You?
Can’t Block the D-1 End With the Booster Prez Son?
THEN YOU NEED POWER READ !!!
“If you can’t block ‘em, read ‘em.”
POWER READ is the so-called Inverted Veer and has been the weapon of choice for Cam Newton, RG3, and now Lamar Jackson, Deshaun Watson, and Jalen Hurts.
It evolved from the Zone Read, which the QB reads an unblocked defender on the backside. But reading backside & having the QB go in the opposite direction of the RB was missing a great part of option football, which was to read a frontside defender.
The POWER READ solves that dilemma because it reads an unblocked defender on the frontside, while sending both the RB and QB in same direction, but on inverted paths: the RB goes outside while the QB dives inside.
POWER & POWER READ are two plays in one because both use the simple POWER blocking scheme: OL use angles & double teams to cave down the defense & leave the edge defender unblocked.
- Great for small schools who cannot invest the time into teaching combo blocks with 2-way players.
- Great vs blitzing. Easy to teach because you just block whomever is on your track.
This unblocked defender can be kicked out (POWER)….or read by the QB (POWER READ).
The kickout player can be a FB, pulling Guard, or Sniffer/TE/Wing coming across the formation. On POWER READ this same player pulls up into the hold to lead block for the QB.
The End is in total conflict:
- Squeeze to take on the kickout & let the RB run around him
- Contain the sweeping RB and let the QB dive inside of him.
These two plays allow you to take advantage of athletes at the skill positions and use your smaller, more athletic lineman - to your advantage.
As defenses have evolved, any good SYSTEM has answers. The MULTIPLE GUN SYSTEM will run it with fly sweep motion or add additional blockers at the point of attack.
Coach Marty begins by going over the blocking schemes:
- Over, Under, Odd, and 33 Stack defenses.
The MULTIPLE GUN OFFENSE is a shotgun, fast pace, no-huddle offense:
- Gun, Pistol, & Under Center….
- Coach has both Empty and I-Back cutups
- They hand the ball off to a RB or a Fly Sweeper
- No TE. with a TE. Two TE
Great detail about the TE rules, even covering 2-tight end formations to be even more devastating.
He demonstrates the footwork but primarily uses a TON of endzone film to teach the timing & mesh of the RB & QB. All this endzone footage with Hi-Def camera will teach you the read progression for the QB.
If you've ever wanted to run the power read in your offense, or enhance the version of the power read you're currently running, then this video
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MacAttack Air Raid RPO System creator Jason McManus shows counters & Power Read from 10 personnel
Smoke & Mirrors Gun RPO Wing T creator Scott Meadows shows counters & Power Read from Shotgun Wing T
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The Tex-Bone is triple option for the 21st century
Combines traditional option with modern spread into a Texas-sized offense that leaves defenses scrambling to cover it all
POWER READ adds Diversity to the spread run game
Power Read has become the Power Play of One-Back spread football.
DOUBLE OPTION PLAY.
Typically, a running back runs a sweep path with the quarterback serving as the dive back.
Rather than blocking the contain player, the contain player is the “optioned”. If this contain player doesn't tackle the Running Back who is running sweep to the sideline, the QB will hand it off to that back.
If the contain player starts to chase the sweeping back, the QB pulls and runs off-tackle as a dive back.
TEX-BONE
The Power Read adapts TEX-BONE's base option play to spread & empty formations, and adds motions.
Can also be ran from option-heavy formations.
SEVERAL perimeter blocking options. (3 vs 3 stalk, 3 vs 3 cross, 3 vs 3 crack-kick).
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The MACATTACK NO HUDDLE SPREAD.....
When you read that I bet you thought of a dozen pass concepts. A QB in the pocket slinging it down the field. The band playing.
WRONG !!!
McManus MACATTACK offense has won 4-straight state championships in highest classification in South Carolina BY RUNNING THE BALL !!!
Yup. Read the stats below. 711 points and 6,500 yards.......3,700 rushing and only 3,000 passing.
They RAN for 700 more yards than they passed for!
And Coach McManus has developed the First Team All-State QB for four years in a row, winning Gatorade National Player of the Year once.
Would you run the ball with an All-State Quarterback? Well.....have you won 4 consecutive state titles?
--> Counter with 1 running back, 2 running backs, and with the QB
--> Counter out of 2x2, out of trips, with a Tight End, with two Tight Ends.
--> QB Counter is a read. Sometimes he hands it off, sometimes he keeps it, and when they really want to piss you off, they throw it.
POWER RUNS
--> No Tight End, a D-LInemen at the 2nd Tight End, 3 tackles in the game
The MacAttack is a Defensive Coordinators nightmare.
....and oh by the way....the QB is going to run the ball.
Try sleeping Thur night knowing you have to defend all that.
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NCAA D-2 Rushing Leader Kelley Lee explains about Moving from Under Center Flexbone to Shotgun
- Counter Under Center gets flow opposite the Fullback, opposite the motion
- Great play to get your athletic wings the ball without having to pitch them the ball
Why the Shotugun??
- Split Flow Triple Option Play.....splits the defense in half.
- Counter play is built into every play
- Allows the Wing-Slot to be the Dive & puts the fullback as the pitch man
- Replaces Zone Read
- Incorporates RPO scheme
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