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Smash Mouth Football from a state champion and another off-tackle play...

Running power will definitely put your offense to the top. Learn the useful angles, footwork, and read techniques for your linemen. Watch games films that will surely add to your coaching pointers; only in this course by Head Coach Tommy Gilleran.

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 .....

Jet Sweep by the coach who put Shotgun Wing T on the map in the '90s

Six State championship game appearances.

Four state championships

The Jet (or Fly) Sweep has made its way into EVERY offensive attack.  WHY?

• Gets the ball into a playmaker's hands. Another option for a great WR
• Can run it quick side or TE/Wing side.
• Good sweep play to a 2-man surface.
• Great against the blitz.
• Run the JeT to the Strongside to protect against quick side blitzes
• Gets the Defense Running. Make them run sideline to sideline
• Protects your buck sweep when defenses overload the TE/Wing side or slant strong.

The 4-time state champion takes you thru the Jet Sweep from both under center and the Gun...with a game film of both to show you advantages and disadvantages.

Running it from the Gun is slower and harder to time up to get the ball into the play side A gap

SO WHY RUN IT FROM THE GUN???

• Motion by faster WR types does not show tendencies because defenses expect motion from the Gun
• An easy transition because the Oline technique is the same.
• The complimentary plays are better from the gun, especially Play Action.
• Gives you an empty set run play
• Gives you a 3 x 1 set run play
• Game Plan the JeT and run it to the slowest DE. Run it to the worst Force Defender.

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. 

21 State Finals out of 23 Years

16 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

264 wins, including 6 undefeated seasons and a 47-game win streak

Play the Shotgun under Wing-T Philosophy and let Head Coach Alex Rotsko give you the coaching points navigating the Gun. Improve your OLs, practice doing the Shotgun football snap, add more schemes like tackling stations and one-on-one drills, and include time for practicing reads, especially with centers, quarterbacks, and tailbacks. and downfield attacks for linemen.

Discover the advantages behind shotgun as Coach Alex offers a better look for pass games with Gun, more run plays with QB, fewer men inside the box, and more opportunities for great fakes.

Coach Krause will discuss and show film of in season practice organization.  Coach Krause has been head coach for the past 24 years and he and his staff have won 37 straight games and the past three state championships in Wisconsin, while averaging over 35 points per game the past 11 seasons.

Exotics and Trick Plays:

Over 37 years of coaching, Head Coach Bruce Eien has grown a reputation for running crazy and wild plays! This clinic will give you multiple Trick Plays and Exotic Formations to add to any offensive scheme.

From his playbook comes unique plays like Stack and Ninja, Stupid Sweep, Swinging Gate, Leap Frog, Flea Flicker, and Statue of Liberty. More than their catchy names, these plays will surely hype up the offense.

Texas Slot-T Tempo Offense

Why the Slot-T?

Now that the spread offense has taken hold as the offense of choice for most programs today, the Slot-T has become a unique offense that is difficult to counter this trend as defenses are designed to combat wide formations and passing sets and not a downhill run attack! Alan Haire's Slot-T offense is the perfect answer for coaches who lack the personnel needed to run the up-tempo spread offense, and will present numerous challenges to more modern defenses. This approach will allow you the unique ability to have your opponent scrambling to prepare every week!

Learn how to run the football versus any defense despite potential differences in talent. See how players line up in four-point stances and use angle blocking to maximize "get off" on the snap to defeat larger, more talented teams. The team-oriented schematic structure emphasizes team football as opposed to one or two players being asked to make all of the plays.

• It's an old-school style of football with an emphasis on running the football with a physical mindset.
• It's difficult to prepare for since very few teams run this style of offense.
• "Four second football" approach that will have your opponent on their heels all game. 

Formations and Terminology

The video are the basic formation, line splits, and attributes Coach Haire would like to see in each position on offense. The offense uses a strong side and a quick side. The offensive line utilizes the rare tactic of flipping the offensive line, which allows for simplicity in blocking rules as one scheme can be used for two plays. Simple formations and motions add flexibility to the offense.

• Simple formations such as "A Right"/ "A Left"
• Simple motion terms 
• Triple digit play terminology simplifies the learning
• Base offensive series and how the plays fit together

Killer Tempo

Play Action & Homerun Balls

Winning football games comes down to scoring. When using a ball-controlled approach offensive coaches MUST take advantages of defenses looking to pack the box and cheat their alignments to stop your ground game. 

Coach Herron explains how he uses this Delaware based Wing-T approach to do just that in this video

Coach Herron discusses his concepts for why running effective Play Action football is vital to his success in high school footbal:

Takes Advantage of Duel Responsible Players

Takes Advantage of Undisciplined Players

Takes Advantage to "Junk" defensive concepts

Takes Advantage of Teams not used to stopping the Wing-T and run-heavy sets

Coach Herron breaks down his Play Action Game by Series and in Detail:

Waggle Play Action Game

Belly Play Action Game

Counter Play Action Game

Naked Play Action Game

For each series Coach Herron will diagram the play, discuss the KEY details involved in making each play successul, and then shows gamefilm of the play (3 different camera angles).

From there, Coach Herron will outline how to add key "wrinkles" that will take advantage to whatever defensive alignment and pressure you might see on Friday Nights to ensure you will always be able to run it and find success. 

This is an awesome talk that will allow you to build your current playaction game into a letal weapon next season!

Wing-T Power Run Game:

Watch this lecture series as Head Coach Lance Mancuso emphasizes team concept of building toughness and togetherness. Let your players feel they all have particular roles and responsibilities in the team and train them to handle adversities everyday. Learn to still run downhill and stick to buck sweep no matter what. Get athletes to the formation of directing the defensive alignment and let Coach Lance Mancuso teach the so-called JAG – a power pitch that has become the favorite power run play at Jefferson Davis County High. Be equipped with the courses mentioned by the Coach Mancuso like the power run rules, Jag, Hammer Power Run, Blast Power, and the ISO vs. even/ odd front.

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