Empty red zone problems

Coach,
I have run the empty for years before it got popular like it is today, with lots of good results! But, one thing I think that will help you is this thought; WHEN YOU GET IN THE REDZONE, YOU HAD BETTER HAVE A CRUNCHJING RUNNING GAME TO GO WITH YOUR PASSING ATTACK! THE REASON? THOSE PASSING LANES REALLY SHRINK DOWN CLOSE AND IF YOU CAN'T RUN THE BALL YOUR IN TROUBLE!!! I break the red zone down into 3 parts: Red Zone= 20 to 15 yellow= 15 to 10 green= from 10 yd. line to endzone. When we get to the green zone, I have a special unit called simply "the Power Team" and it consists of the biggest, strongest, quickest, and TOUGHEST men on the team! We line up in a variety of power formations and run it right straight at them! (Iso's, power through the c gap, dives, and counters.) I will run a play called 30 dive-Y pop where we fake the dive, raise up and hit the Y who has just arc released and runs an arrow to the back of the endzone after sucking them in close with the power stuff.
As always, just a suggestion in hopes of helping.

JC

Airman,
How did your season turn out, what was your record? Did the big splits work for you or no?
Knowing that your a Georgia Southern disciple, what do you think of Germaine Austin? I had the privilege of working with him in Darrien, Ga. on an informal basis. He is a great kid and has had an outstanding season, hasn't he?

Coach Easton

We are 8 yards because we run a trips to one side and a flex to the other. We do not have any receivers within 5 yards of our tackles so we know who is playing pass and who is rushing and blitzing. At 8 yards we have only given up 5 sacks because the pass rush takes so long to get there. Thanks for your help guys.

oh I am fine. 22 sophs started this year.