Post by jrkelly on May 23, 2008 10:53:48 GMT
Coach,
I recently saw some things by a Coach John Rice from Rialto, CA who runs a Quads attack. He a few basic sets, most involve no RB, a single split to one side, and 4 to the other--all but two of his formations have all 5 recievers eligible (One has a RB with zero to one side and 4 to the other, and the second has an overload--all 5 WR's to one side). I know you deal with the 3x2, but I'd think this overload could be an absolute nightmare for a defense. I can see if you have one great reciever and some "role" players, you could really do some damage. What are your thoughts on the Quads?
rk
I recently saw some things by a Coach John Rice from Rialto, CA who runs a Quads attack. He a few basic sets, most involve no RB, a single split to one side, and 4 to the other--all but two of his formations have all 5 recievers eligible (One has a RB with zero to one side and 4 to the other, and the second has an overload--all 5 WR's to one side). I know you deal with the 3x2, but I'd think this overload could be an absolute nightmare for a defense. I can see if you have one great reciever and some "role" players, you could really do some damage. What are your thoughts on the Quads?
rk