TIGER ONE

KARJAW,

TO answer your question of above:

My offense is all about the passing game, very little emphasis on the running game when in the 3 x 2. We do, however run out of other conventional formations of course. But, when in our 3 x 2 which is about 90 % of the time, we do look for our QB to do almost all of the running. That occurs spontaneously
when the QB can not get the receivers as he wants them, or when he sees a crease he can exploit with his legs. We do have 2 DESIGNED QB keepers, a WR reverse, a bubble screen. Our QB is always on the move, never stationary, and he must be a good runner, yes, in our system. But, if you are going to accentuate the running game, no he need not be. As you know, lot's of teams spread folks out just to open their running game. That is not my premise however for the 3 x 2. In my version of the 3 x 2 spread, we see a lot of their 6 on our 5 up front. We are going to put a hat on 5 of them all right, but we count on the QB to become his own best blocker and run away from the 6th man if they send him.

Coach Easton-TIGER ONE

Karjaw,

Check your email.

Coach Easton-TIGER ONE

Coach
Thank you for everything
Karjaw

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Originally posted by: TIGER ONE
Send me your personal Email and I will send you a 36 page packet that Coach Paul Coffman made up for me from my postings on the jcfb forum in the last 3-4 years, complete with answers to your above questions, favorite play diagrams, etc. It will pretty much outline our philosophy on my version of the 3 x 2.

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You know, if you're giving these away...



My e-mail address

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Originally posted by: TIGER ONE
Hope this does not inconvenience you Ted.

Coach Easton-TIGER ONE

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Of course not! I'm buying the book as soon as it shows up in the on-line store!