Do they have Mesh Dig out of that Pistol formation? That's a great play.
@TXHusker05 The trick is making adjustments to the plays. I discovered last night that some of those plays can use motion. I was able to stack the tailback with the solo receiver. That's gonna be a nice series.
Yep, running a wheel route with the HB out of that stacked alignment is great.
@TXHusker05 Yep, those are the ones.
I'm made some serious changes to my offense inspired by the minimalism from guys like John Grass at Jax State. He is an Air Raid disciple that has went to more of a Tony Franklin balance due to the lack of elite QB's available to smaller schools.
Against Jacksonville U, Grass ran the entire offense out of two of my favorite formations. Check out the breakdown:
http://wordsofwhite.com/2013/09/13/breaking-down-jsus-record-breaking-night/
Is H your sphillis infested te?
Why not?
Is H your sphillis infested te?
No it burnsWow. That is very hurtful.
Here are my numbers from the 2016 Powerhouse season:
Would've liked more YPC from the X and Z but speed kills in this game, which is why my H, who was an absolute burner, had 1500+ yards. Otherwise, very pleased with the distribution. Very balanced.
QB was 512/651 for 5709 yards, 47 TDs to 12 INTs, and 78% completion percentage.
As much as I really don't want to muddy up my Raid book, I may add some Read Option and QB Wrap plays for next year. The QB coming in is a threat to run the ball (86 SPD, 83 AGI, 81 ACC, etc.) so I'd be somewhat wasting his abilities. He's very capable as a passer so it's not like I have to add these in to be successful on offense, it'd just to be to utilize his talent.
I don't know, I may be stubborn about it and keep it the way I want it.
My lawd. I'm a loyal air raider, but I never have my X and Z have that many catches. Tips?
I'm pretty sure I use wide.
I've started to get better hitting the post, but my biggest issue is the corner route. I feel like I always under throw it, and while I haven't tested it I assume it is because of what I'm doing with the left stick. Because of that I rarely run smash. All curls seems scary to run as well.
bruin, would you play me sometime? I would love to see how you run it.
yeahhh, wreckem27 is my gamertag.
It would probably be sometime in the next couple weeks. No gold right now.
Better watch out, his connection as the clap..yeahhh, wreckem27 is my gamertag.
It would probably be sometime in the next couple weeks. No gold right now.
Better watch out, his connection as the clap..
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yeahhh, wreckem27 is my gamertag.
It would probably be sometime in the next couple weeks. No gold right now.
We documented several variations in 2010 when Dykes and Franklin first arrived, noting that much had changed from the founding cannon of air raid. After a breakout season in 2011,Franklin is sharpening his arsenal into an even more dynamic attack. Noting what has changed, what has been streamlined, what is 'missing' will ultimately impress upon you the reason WHY they are doing it; SPEED.
No more quick game (save for 68 and 66), no more mesh, very little shallow, hardly any verticals..... everything is perimeter-focused with 94 (Sail) / 98 (Out) with a handful of tags, 41/51, zone and counter.
I know air raid guys see 3 man rush more than most what is the real life answer for it? Also what are your game answers for it?
My Dream would be run a offense like Tony Franklin's Starts getting better around 6:00 mins
Anybody have any info on there reads in the passing game. I like how they are really perimeter based then when you spread your flat defenders out defend that they run inside.
I don't know if that would work in ncaa because the flat players can stay attach to the box and play the perimeter as well but I still would like to know more.
They basically run Stick, Smash, Y Cross, Verticals, Flood, and screens. A lot of their stuff attacking perimeter players is packaged plays which you can't really get into the game.
The difference between Leach/Mumme and Franklin is an Attacking Tempo, Commitment to Running the ball, Pass Pro set is different (which doesn't matter in VG)and Throwing Screen passes (I believe Cal threw the most Screen pass last year).
THIS. TFS uses all the traditional air raid pass plays and reads, nothing radically different except while Mesh is in the arsenal, it's just not relied on like Mumme does.
To run more, TFS teams not do the wide splits that UK, Wazzu or Texas Tech were well known for, they are also more willing to use power sets (3 and 2 back formations).
Also agree, You cannot run "True" package plays, however I use PA and Middle screens to "simulate" similar reads.
Agree it's been sacrificed late at La Tech and Cal, however Tony Franklin Circa Troy, Auburn,MTSU,La Tech it was still used.I don't think they even run Mesh anymore, it's too expensive for them.
How are you dealing with the man coverage whores ? That's the only thing that makes me get away from where my heart is at I'm humming along and the it's mirrors everywhere
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