Facing the no huddle offense

If the offense uses a false cadence and looks to the side line for a play could you as a DC teach your signal caller to wait 'til the QB looks to get a call to give your true defensive call? That way they've signaled in a call based on a look and then you change as they call in their play.

Could you possibly get good enough at this to dictate to the offense what they run based on showing a pre-cadence look that will set them up to call a play that will run right into the teeth of your true call.

I know when Pittsburgh play the Indianapolis they move, stem, and prowl a lot while Manning is trying to read the defense - to screw up his reads that help him call the right play.

Jerry,

Thanks for your input. That's why I throw it out here - to see what the experts say!

Coach,
In 2 weeks we face a spread team and I'm looking for some adjustments that we can install into the game plan.
Would you mind send me any information that you have which could help me/
thanks,
harry73

COACH,

I WOULD RECOMMEND THAT YOU PLAY YOUR BASE AND STAY WITH IT, WITH OCCASIONAL CHANGE UPS OF COURSE. WHEN YOU START STEMMING AND MOVING AROUND ON THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL, I AM OF THE OPINION THAT YOU END UP LEAVING WAY TOO MANY HOLES IN YOUR DEFENSE. IF YOU STAY IN THE SAME PSL LOOK THE OPPONENT WILL SHOW YOU QUICKLY HOW HE THINKS HE CAN BEAT YOU WITH HIS PLAY SELECTION. SURE YOU MAY HAVE TO MAKE ADJUSTMENTS AS THE GAME GOES ON, BUT THAT'S YOUR JOB RIGHT??? Just my way.

Coach Easton-TIGER ONE