UgotTRUCKED Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 Can you option oriented coaches enlighten the rest of us (maybe just me) on this type of offense? Exactly how much passing is done out of this offense? I know Army, Navy and Georgia Tech run this type of offense and run them extremely well but I always thought you had to have lightning quick backs and receivers to run it like a well oiled machine. Please share your thoughts on how BH might fare with this offense. I really don't know what to expect this coming year. I'm trying to get revved up.
BHBrave08 Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 One possible plus to running this offense at BH could be that in our area not many schools run this type of offense anymore so if nothing else DC's that play us will have to go find their 10+ year old files to defend against it.
Guest Burkeville Chronicle Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 We run the wishbone offense at Burkeville and we have for years...it takes a hard nosed QB who is most likely going to take a pounding, one that can read the defense (especially Linebackers extremely well). It is the consumate team offense designed on getting to the corner first and creating matchups.
PURPLE 4EVER Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 Just from what I have seen....It is much easier to stop a run based offense than a spread offense (considering the spread offense has a QB to deliver the ball).If your defense back field and linebackers are better athletes than the offensive running backs (the quickest guys are on defense) it will be more difficult to move the ball running than passing.
badndn Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 [quote name="PURPLE 4EVER" post="753591" timestamp="1265114551"]Just from what I have seen....It is much easier to stop a run based offense than a spread offense (considering the spread offense has a QB to deliver the ball).If your defense back field and linebackers are better athletes than the offensive running backs (the quickest guys are on defense) it will be more difficult to move the ball running than passing.[/quote]BINGO!When was the last time you saw a Bone offense win or even play in a State Title game at the higher classifications? Probably Coach Gage and the Farmers 13+ years ago. That's because most of the bigger 4A and up schools have enough athletes on defense to defend it well.But your point BHBrave about the opossition gamep lanning is a good observation. This in itself is usually good for a couple of wins each year in District. Ask Vidor.
B.M.F. Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 Oh its a great offense. One that will get you beat when you play the Broncos. The Bronco "stack" defense destroys option attacks. ;D ;D ;D
SFA85 Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 [quote name="badndn" post="753606" timestamp="1265118841"][quote author=PURPLE 4EVER link=topic=65516.msg753591#msg753591 date=1265114551]Just from what I have seen....It is much easier to stop a run based offense than a spread offense (considering the spread offense has a QB to deliver the ball).If your defense back field and linebackers are better athletes than the offensive running backs (the quickest guys are on defense) it will be more difficult to move the ball running than passing.[/quote]BINGO!When was the last time you saw a Bone offense win or even play in a State Title game at the higher classifications? Probably Coach Gage and the Farmers 13+ years ago. That's because most of the bigger 4A and up schools have enough athletes on defense to defend it well.But your point BHBrave about the opossition gamep lanning is a good observation. This in itself is usually good for a couple of wins each year in District. Ask Vidor.[/quote]Waxahatchie made it to the Reg 2 finals against Longview this past year.....
PURPLE 4EVER Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 The key is....Your running backs have to be far superior speed wise than the opposition's defensive backfield.If the speed advantage is on the defensive side of the ball a good well coached defense will shut down a good running attack.
obcowboy Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 Don't forget the Jags ran it in 2008...started off in the flex bone and evovled into the wish bone. You do need a QB who's not afraid to hit it up in there but speed is not a must! We had it but have seen teams run it with less...In fact playing fast teams seems to be the easiest to beat b/c they tend to over run and don't play assignment football...the key to this offense is not the QB or WR...it's the THE FULLBACK! You must establish the FB, once you suck the Defense in you kill em with the PAP!
fbneanderthal Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 Me thinks that Katy which is not a true spread offense (more i-based), is pretty hard to defend. The spread offense is a gimmick offense when all you have are athletes who cannot do anything else but run in space. It reminds me of the 3-3 stack defense, which is such a joke. If it really worked that well, how come successful d-1 colleges are not using it. Probably the same reason that they do not run the true spread offense.
fbneanderthal Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 Alot of things yes. This topic no.
mudcat Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 I was told by a guy that the reason Army, Navy, Air Force..., and other such schools run the option is because they have lesser athletes than the schools they compete against. You don't have to block everyone and you always have a double team at the point of attack with the QB blocking the read ( or unblocked guy) with his mind. You can run the offense with lesser athletes that are well disciplined ie.. the military schools.
badndn Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 [quote name="SFA85" post="753633" timestamp="1265120771"][quote author=badndn link=topic=65516.msg753606#msg753606 date=1265118841][quote author=PURPLE 4EVER link=topic=65516.msg753591#msg753591 date=1265114551]Just from what I have seen....It is much easier to stop a run based offense than a spread offense (considering the spread offense has a QB to deliver the ball).If your defense back field and linebackers are better athletes than the offensive running backs (the quickest guys are on defense) it will be more difficult to move the ball running than passing.[/quote]BINGO!When was the last time you saw a Bone offense win or even play in a State Title game at the higher classifications? Probably Coach Gage and the Farmers 13+ years ago. That's because most of the bigger 4A and up schools have enough athletes on defense to defend it well.But your point BHBrave about the opossition gamep lanning is a good observation. This in itself is usually good for a couple of wins each year in District. Ask Vidor.[/quote]Waxahatchie made it to the Reg 2 finals against Longview this past year.....[/quote]Thanks for helping me make my point. Regional Finals. Not State Title game.
badndn Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 [quote name="fbneanderthal" post="753912" timestamp="1265135664"]Me thinks that Katy which is not a true spread offense (more i-based), is pretty hard to defend. The spread offense is a gimmick offense when all you have are athletes who cannot do anything else but run in space. [/quote]Katy runs out of the I. They don't come anywhere near any of the Bones...So what is your point about Katy in this context?The Bone is also a gimmick offense. It is designed to create confussion. Why is that not gimmicky?
fbneanderthal Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 The offense is based on confusion with a principle in mind. The bone is not a gimmick since there is basic principles it is based upon. How complex are the principles is the real question? 3-3 stack (the blitz and run thru gaps defense) has few sound principles. As far as the I goes, and the bone, the spread is based on athletes only. You have them or you do not.
dayton Posted February 2, 2010 Report Posted February 2, 2010 [quote name="fbneanderthal" post="754007" timestamp="1265142393"]The offense is based on confusion with a principle in mind. The bone is not a gimmick since there is basic principles it is based upon. How complex are the principles is the real question? 3-3 stack (the blitz and run thru gaps defense) has few sound principles. As far as the I goes, and the bone, [b]the spread is based on athletes only[/b]. You have them or you do not.[/quote]Just so no one is confused... the highlighted phrase is an opinion and not a fact. If you think you can run the spread without good execution, timing and discipline. You are out of you gourd.
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