A11 Offense

The only thing I KNOW I'd do if i ever saw that offense is this:

#1) Put two DL on an inside shade of their outside linemen.
#2) Blitz your two fastest guys on the edge EVERY single play.

The best way to stop a confusing/complicated scheme like that is to pressure the hell out of those poor QBs.

.......S.......................................................S
...C.....C......................B.......................C......C
..........................B...L......L...B
...X......X.................E...C...E...................X......X
.......X........................................................X
..............................Q.......Q

Come up with a system to determine who is eligible and who is in-eligible. What we are going to do if we see it is run a 3-2 and have our OLB's just call out who isn't eligible. Remember the end man is always eligible so its just figuring out between the other two guys. We will be in 2 deep and man under. If you want more information on how to defend the A-11 call Marlon Blanton of St. Patrick/St. Vincent High School in Vallejo, CA.

I wish that was the case, but unfortunately we have a team in our conference attempting to run it this fall. Too many receivers to count, I was thinking of playing zone with lots of pressure on the QB.

I was under the impression that the NFHS was going to rule the A-11 as illegal.

I thought so.