All-22 Spread Offense - Part 1

Description

The Best Spread Run/RPO Concepts (Part 1 of a 2 eBook Series)

In this book, Coach Mike Rowe and Coach Slade Singleton look at the most talked-about run concepts and RPOs plays that have been ran out of the spread offense. See how two high school teams use top plays from FAU, UCF, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and Clemson. They guarantee that you will find at least one concept that will help you win next season. This book covers over 50 play diagrams and 40 video concepts talked about in this first book.

Lessons

1 All-22 Spread Offense - Part 1

The Coach

Coaches Clinic

Championships are Won in the Offseason

Coach Mike Rowe

For the past seven years Mike Rowe has been an active member of the ROCORI School District, working as a third grade teacher and head coach of the Spartans Football program. Under Coach Rowe ROCORI high school has won two conference titles, four section championships, and appeared in the state playoff in 2011, 2014, 2015, 2106, and 2017. In 2011 the Spartans won their first ever State Football Championship. Coach Rowe has been an advocate for developing character in his athletes and in 2014 the NFL featured him in a video that aimed to stop domestic violence and dating violence. Prior to taking over the Spartans Football program Mike Rowe was coaching college football at Central Lakes College, Minot State, and St. Cloud State. Mike has been involved in the NFL High School Player Development Camps the last three years, and is married to wife Elisabeth, with whom he has three children Avery, Ainsley, and Grayson.

Coach Rowe has also partnered with Coaches-Clinic.com to make both his Team Building the Spartan Way Program , as well as his Spartan Spread System available to other coaches.

Coach Slade Singleton

Slade Singleton has been coaching high school football for eight years. He takes pride in turning around struggling football programs. He has had three quarterbacks sign college scholarships. His offense in 2014 was ranked in the top 10 in North Carolina 3A and second in Western North Carolina. His teams have appeared in the state playoffs 2 times since 2014 with him as the offensive coordinator. He believes that being able to coach is his opportunity to change lives for the better; on and off of the field. He is married to Jessica and has three children; Natalie, Lilly, and Sean. He thanks God for the opportunity to be a coach and mentor to his athletes.