HOLY COW!!!

Is that coach Coverdale as in Bunch Set Coverdale??

Also where is the defense???

If someone can tape this game, or get a copy of it, please e-mail me. I love to watch it.

throwtherock@bigfoot.com

Stick,

I would LOVE a copy of that game tape. When I finish making this year's highlight tape, I will gladly send you a copy. We throw the ball fairly well, with a D1 level QB.

Thanks,

Coach Teeter

Id also love a copy. Brohm is being recruited by ND. All I could offer you is a copy of my 1998 state championship team from Wisconsin. We didnt toss the ball much so I dont know how interested you would be. We were a split back veer option team.

If you want to exchange let me know

sko_dog@hotmail.com

Stick - What I hear is that alot of people think he will go to Louisville because of his brother but his father wants him to go to Notre Dame. It shall be interesting because I am sure he will go to the ND summer camp. We have to worry about this years recruits first

I replied on the passing board, but Trinity runs a multiformation hybrid of the run and shoot with other more standard west coast/modern passing offense staples. Tough to put them in a category.

The head coach is named Bob Beatty, and he was the one who brought the offense. Coverdale was there the year before he came. Beatty developed his offense at Kansas City, primarily when he had a QB being recruited by the University of Houston and he and the Head Coach at the time(Beatty later became head Coach there) and they got to spend like 10 days with John Jenkins and Mouse Davis had come in also. Says he learned more football in those 10 days than he had his whole life (all this according to a clinic I attended.) Basically it's a multiformational approach to passing, with a lot of run and shoot principles in there.

One of their favorite plays is the run and shoot choice, but they may tell the choice man exactly what route to run and keep him in it, though the middle read guy always has his reading. Also, the system looks pretty run and shootish since basically every pass is a half roll. However, they do incorporate other things, such as another favorite is the flood route as well as the simple curl flat or curl-wheel route. They also run plenty of WR screens.

Coverdale though has done an impressive job working with the offense, and I believe he calls the entire game himself, and I'm sure he has a great amount of input into the offense etc, but I don't think it's fair to call it Coverdale's offense if the Head Coach brought it with him. But you can see Andrew Coverdale's imprint on it now.

I saw the game on FoxSports, and it's a wild one. I've seen Male, who they played, in years past and they look the same as always under Bob redman. They get fantastic athletes year after year, but on defense all they play is press man every play with cover 0. But they have the athletes to do it, 6-2 210 pound guys who run a 4.5 knocking you to the ground every play. But Trinity did a great job doing some things, and one thing they did a lot of is the stack, and at least once the defense did not cover a man, and other times they had a hard time getting to them.