How to gameplan for an opponent with a new offense

STICK WITH WHAT YOU DO BEST, (YOUR BASE) AND MAKE THE NECESSARY ADJUSTMENTS AS THE GAME PROGRESSES. To do anything else is to totally confuse your guys who have worked diligently to master your base by having them prepare for a single game by making major changes. Scouting them at a jamboree or intersquad scrimmage is always a good idea, but if they know you are there they won't show you much if they are smart. You can, however pick up good information on individual players, base kickoff, punt, etc. formations used and gives you a good chance to see how their QB operates under real game conditions.

Coach Easton-TIGER ONE