Posted by albright73 on 3/29/2017 3:53:00 PM (view original):Another great observation!! Back in the 70's the Run and Shoot Offense was used by many colleges and high schools, using the same principles that you suggest!! A short precise passing game supplemented by inside running which actually would work great with Trips!! Looks like more experimenting is in the future!!
Posted by albright73 on 3/28/2017 5:00:00 PM (view original):I would like to begin by saying winning a football game without throwing a forward pass is what I would call "Football Utopia". The Wishbone, Veer and the Flexbone, as run by the Naval Academy are, in my mind the 3 greatest offensive formations ever devised for the college game!! To replicate the Veer I would suggest the "Pro" set and running a 30-70 inside outside ratio and divide the inside run equally with the RB and FB, and the outside run RB 50%, FB 30%, and a QB with strength and elusiveness 20%. I implemented this playbook and ran the ball 80% of the time with great results with one exception. FUMBLES!! It has become obvious that a QB with great cores and form IQ throws far fewer interceptions than RB fumbles. ( Most Sr. redshirt QB's throw zero interceptions compared to an average of .8 fumbles per game.) If I could figure out a way to eliminate the frequency of fumbles the ball would never ever see flight, except for the lateral!!! Signed, A Darrell Royal disciple!!
Posted by bagchucker on 3/31/2017 1:03:00 PM (view original):i don't actually know anything, i'm just thinking out loud
He was a leading coach with the all run bone in version 2.0.
Posted by treyomo on 4/3/2017 12:30:00 PM (view original):As a Badger alumni who attended in the early 90s, please refrain from using the words "Veer Offense" ever again - took years of therapy for those flashbacks to the Don Morton era to go away.
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