Very Athletic DE

Coach Campbells answer is solid! Or you can load on his butt and not let him know he is hurting you all that bad. Bury his butt a few times with a load is what I like to do.

Coach Easton

Duke,

If they are as good as you say, and I'm sure they are, and you can't deal with them you only have one alternative and that is to get a new game plan for the night you play them! Change up some formations and go double tite, or unbalanced, or spread them out or some kind of full house where you can get a hat on all they send, etc. IF YOUR KIDS CAN'T DEAL WITH THEM, WITH THE SUMMER COMING UP AND ALL THE EXCELLENT PRACTICE HOURS IT AFFORDS, THAT IS AN EXCELLENT TIME TO PUT IN A SECRET GAME PLAN FOR THAT ONE GAME AND DON'T SHOW YOUR HAND UNTIL IT IS TIME TO PLAY THEM IN THE FALL!!!

I think the best coaching advice I ever received in my entire career was that of always be prepared by having a plan for every possible scenario the opponent can possibly show you on game night!!! A lot of extra work? You bet it is, but come that game night you will be very glad you did the work!

Coach Esaton

Can you run counters or powers at him? Can you wide trap him. Running at him might not be a good option but can you counter back to him? Get him to make some mistakes?

The other advice shared here is good as well.

WOLVERINE,

Your advice is sound sure enough, but he already knows his kids can't deal with book ends who are far superior to any kid he has. Challenge them like you say with the veer, but after they stuff it, then what are you going to do? Being a one dimensional offense is great if you can OUT EXECUTE EVERY OPPONENT YOU WILL FACE, BUT THAT VERY RARELY HAPPENS ON THE HS LEVEL IN MY EXPERIENCE OF 30 YEARS AT THAT LEVEL. I still think that the best plan is to have a plan for that night! One they, or nobody else has seen from his squad. Just my opinion as always.

Coach Easton