Jim Glover

Being a pass first offense, the Run and Shoot is always looking for ways to take advantage of over aggressive defensive play. The screen game gives us the ability to slow down the rush, take advantage of blitzing defenses, and use the whole width of the field to attack. In this course we will look at our middle screens, bubble/kick screens, boundary screens, secondary screens, and our slip screen.

The Run and Shoot Quick Game allows us to keep our offense on the field for sustained drives. Our goal is to use the Quick Game to control the tempo, get first downs, and create ball control.

The Run and Shoot offense terrorized the football world through the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. It set records, amassed yards, and scored points at a pace that made defensive coaches shudder. Names like Mouse, June, and John were spoken regularly by coaches attempting to either stop or emulate this offense. The play of Moon, Kelly, Brennan, and Chang were the aspiration of many high school players. Since the late 1990s the offense has disapated in its true form. The concepts created and executed by these coaches and players however became a standard part of the game, but under a different guise. Recently, there has been an ember glowing that has brought the true version of offense back to life. The XFL and success of the University of Hawai'i has put the offense back on the market.

This course will give the basic information needed to run the offense. It also has modern day applications versus the split field coverage many spread team will see. Common route packages such as; Go, Choice, Hook, and Streak/Switch are covered. The different variations as well as coaching points are provided. I hope you enjoy the material.

The Run and Shoot offense terrorized the football world through the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. It set records, amassed yards, and scored points at a pace that made defensive coaches shudder. Names like Mouse, June, and John were spoken regularly by coaches attempting to either stop or emulate this offense. The play of Moon, Kelly, Brennan, and Chang were the aspiration of many high school players. Since the late 1990s the offense has disapated in its true form. The concepts created and executed by these coaches and players however became a standard part of the game, but under a different guise. Recently, there has been an ember glowing that has brought the true version of offense back to life. The XFL and success of the University of Hawai'i has put the offense back on the market.

This course will give the basic information needed to run the offense. It also has modern day applications versus the split field coverage many spread team will see. Common route packages such as; Go, Choice, Hook, and Streak/Switch are covered. The different variations as well as coaching points are provided. I hope you enjoy the material.

The Run and Shoot offense terrorized the football world through the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. It set records, amassed yards, and scored points at a pace that made defensive coaches shudder. Names like Mouse, June, and John were spoken regularly by coaches attempting to either stop or emulate this offense. The play of Moon, Kelly, Brennan, and Chang were the aspiration of many high school players. Since the late 1990s the offense has disapated in its true form. The concepts created and executed by these coaches and players however became a standard part of the game, but under a different guise. Recently, there has been an ember glowing that has brought the true version of offense back to life. The XFL and success of the University of Hawai'i has put the offense back on the market.

This course will give the basic information needed to run the offense. It also has modern day applications versus the split field coverage many spread team will see. Common route packages such as; Go, Choice, Hook, and Streak/Switch are covered. The different variations as well as coaching points are provided. I hope you enjoy the material.

The Run and Shoot offense terrorized the football world through the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. It set records, amassed yards, and scored points at a pace that made defensive coaches shudder. Names like Mouse, June, and John were spoken regularly by coaches attempting to either stop or emulate this offense. The play of Moon, Kelly, Brennan, and Chang were the aspiration of many high school players. Since the late 1990s the offense has disapated in its true form. The concepts created and executed by these coaches and players however became a standard part of the game, but under a different guise. Recently, there has been an ember glowing that has brought the true version of offense back to life. The XFL and success of the University of Hawai'i has put the offense back on the market.

This course will give the basic information needed to run the offense. It also has modern day applications versus the split field coverage many spread team will see. Common route packages such as; Go, Choice, Hook, and Streak/Switch are covered. The different variations as well as coaching points are provided. I hope you enjoy the material.

The QB position has evolved into one of the most demanding positions in any sport. The following videos will give you the drills and information needed to have your QB performing at a high level.

In this course you will;

1. Discover how to develop lower body mechanics.

2. Discover how to develop upper body mechanics.

3. Learn how to develop pocket movement.

4. Create drills that keep the play alive when things break down (and they will).

5. Create an understanding of timing and progression throws.

6. Develop a method to put you QB under pressure before game time.

7. Use competition to create fun and determine who can process information.

8. Understand how to use the off-season to get your QB ready for the demands on his arm.

The Run and Shoot offense terrorized the football world through the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. It set records, amassed yards, and scored points at a pace that made defensive coaches shudder. Names like Mouse, June, and John were spoken regularly by coaches attempting to either stop or emulate this offense. The play of Moon, Kelly, Brennan, and Chang were the aspiration of many high school players. Since the late 1990s the offense has disapated in its true form. The concepts created and executed by these coaches and players however became a standard part of the game, but under a different guise. Recently, there has been an ember glowing that has brought the true version of offense back to life. The XFL and success of the University of Hawai'i has put the offense back on the market.

This course will give the basic information needed to run the offense. It also has modern day applications versus the split field coverage many spread team will see. Common route packages such as; Go, Choice, Hook, and Streak/Switch are covered. The different variations as well as coaching points are provided. I hope you enjoy the material.