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Evolution of The Pistol Wing-T
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Why Pistol instead of Shotgun or Under Center
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3 STATE TITLES
Are you a traditional Wing T team. Hard core devotion to Tubby Raymond system?
Well so is (was) Coach Phipps.
Despite having consistent winning records from under center, Coach Phipps and his 4A Wake Forest squad couldn't get to the Big Dance.
SO THEY SWITCHED TO PISTOL.
They kept the Delaware Number System. Kept all the backfield footwork the same.
But just backed their QB up so that .....
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Being in the Pistol allows your QB to read unblocked defenders.
Now you don't have to call a play, see how the defense reacts, then come back to the answer a few plays later.
The QB makes the defense PAY for wrong decision on that very play
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Guard Trap from Pistol Wing-T:
Being part of a bigger system, running guard trap can be a key play for a homerun. In this lecture series, Head Coach Marce Porcello will show us the advantages of guard traps. Learn how to block linebackers quickly, enforce deception, and do 4-man and 5-man fronts trap. Moreso, you can watch their footwork for the different personnel in the field to nail the guard trap.
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Never coaching a scholarship players and ALWAYS having players learning both sides of the ball, Stewart is a master at getting maximum reps during a 2-hour practice.
- No standing around.
- Fast rotations
- Lots of half lines and smaller pods for maximum reps.
This is NOT a Wing-T video. This will help ANY program be more efficient at practice.
Stewart has coached in a program that had 220 players, a program with 120 players, and two programs with only 50 players.
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3 STATE TITLES
Are you a tradiational Wing T team. Hard core devotion to Tubby Raymond system?
Well so is (was) Coach Phipps.
Despite having consistent winning records from under center, Coach Phipps and his 4A Wake Forest squad couldn't get to the Big Dance.
SO THEY SWITCHED TO PISTOL.
They kept the Delaware Number System. Kept all the backfield footwork the same.
But just backed their QB up so that .....
- they could pass the ball more
- which led to running RPOs off the Belly play
This video will show you how to run the following from the Pistol
- Belly
- Tackle Trap
- Belly Sweep
- BELLY PASS......yes and a few RPO ideas.
coach Rick Stewart is also on the talk and there is some great Pistol dialogue at the end during the Q&A session.
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Screens and Play Action in Pistol Wing-T:
Head Coach Jason Gorst takes us to the traditional wing-T and pistol; showing us how we install run play and pass play.
Learn the installations of moves like power, buck sweep, and jet sweep right after faking run plays and incorporate protection schemes and variable speed on routes. Watch the game films on boot pass, power pass, jet play, jet pass, and slip/ swing/ buck screens.
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Buck Sweep Variations, Formations, Motions & Blocking:
Learn the Buck Basics and more from Head Coach Jason Gorst. Get the key concepts and formations for pistol buck sweep 4-2-5. Know important points for your personnel like the quick guard, strong/ quick tackle, center (responsible for the A-gap), split ends, and fullback; and get tips on how to improve your faking motions.
Watch the game films and learn the different useful motions and formations: Yo Yo motion, launch motion, and split formation. More so, be equipped with the various blocking schemes from odd-man front, C-gap buck, and log & extend.
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You own it for life, including all future updates. When Stewart makes a change, you will see it next time you log on.
Since the original videos were published in 2010, over a thousand copies have been sold. 12 teams have won state titles running this exciting offense.
POWER WING T RUN GAME married to EXPLOSIVE SPREAD PASSING GAME with MIDLINE & VEER as its Mistress
DISCLAIMER: This is NOT a downloadable product. I used to offer that and the book showed up as a Facebook download and on Scribd. It took me over 300 hours to write this book and 8 years running the offense so I do not want this to be a free download on the internet. You will get a dropbox link with tons of drawings & powerpoints when you purchase. I
In addition to running the offense, I have corresponded with hundreds of coaches running the offense and have installed the offense at over 50 schools in 15 different states. This 3rd Edition Playbook contains many updates and wrinkles to this exciting offense contributed by this vast pool of coaching knowledge.
--> Read UNBLOCKED defenders on every play. The QB can turn every run play into Option
--> Easier to pass since QB is 3yards away from Center. Pre & Post Snap Reads? No problem. RPOs? They are in here!
--> Every play has step by step drawings of the backfield footwork
--> Go back under center on any play in case of bad weather or your backup center is in the game.
ORGANIZATION FOR SUCCESS
Forty pages explaining easy to learn terminology, No-Huddle, and how to install the offense. This is a fast offense using 7 different tempos with a hybrid HUDDLE - NO HUDDLE system.
These tempos range from calling the play in the HUDDLE and sprinting to line, running the play in 3 seconds; or waiting to call the play after the defense lines up; or letting the QB “check with me” based on defensive alignment; or running MUSTANG / NASCAR tempo, snapping the ball 1 second after ball is in play.
Several different NO HUDDLE systems are discussed, allowing you to choose the one that is best for your program. Wristbands, hand signals, and sideline cards are all explained in this section.
RUN GAME
Every traditional Wing-T family is covered in this section: Buck); Belly; and Down. There is also Midline and Veer. The Jet & Rocket section shows how to run the entire offense using the flat Jet motion. There are two short yardage packages, a special “check with me” package, and trick plays. The combination plays combine a run play with a perimeter pass play and the QB decides where the ball goes as both plays are being ran.
Detailed diagrams show the backfield steps on every play.
PASS GAMEWhile I believe that the Wing-T offense is the best high school offense, I also agree with the criticism that it can lack a passing game. But it is the not the Wing-T system that lacks a passing attack, it is the coaches that are refusing or not understanding how to pass.
This Third edition has a completely expanded Pass Section that will show you how to simply attack each coverage in terminology that matches the Wing-T run game using the same concepts used by spread & air-raid systems.
¨ PASS PROTECTION schemes that require very little practice time;
¨ PASS ROUTE concepts in a simple language so a few concepts combined with a few formations gives the defense a lot to worry about;
¨ Three SCREEN concepts that can go to any of your 5 players out of 12 formations;
¨ QUICK passing game that gives your athletes the ball in space;
¨ DROP BACK passing attack putting 4 receivers in routes;
¨ SPRINT OUT off Jet motion putting edge defenders in conflict with the QB run threat.
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Every pass route is diagrammed versus Cover 1, 2, 3, 4 and man coverages. Stewart shows which concepts are better against each defense.
GAME PLANNING and SCOUTING
¨ Detailed explanations of what to look for when watching opponent’s film.
¨ Flow charts of “If-Then” statements using plays that are most effective vs defenses.
¨ How to call the plays on Friday night so that the defense is in conflict.
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HOUR AND HALF LONG !!!
Kenny Simpson spends 30 minutes explaining WHY he went to the Shotgun Wing T from the spread.
He gives his reasons why he chose NOT to run Pistol after buying all of Stewart's materials
Rick Stewart then comes on and takes you thru his journey from abandoning Under Center after 12 years...and why he chose Pistol instead of Shotgun.
ADDED BONUS: 16-time state champion Alex Rotsko talks about his transition from Under Center to Shotgun and he still runs both during the season