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<blockquote data-quote="steebu" data-source="post: 610401" data-attributes="member: 740"><p>It's funny how you can still be effective doing a few things really well ... and yet the coordinators with the phone book-sized playbooks are the ones who are considered "smart". Even the Air Raid doesn't have 9 million plays ... like you could literally get away with 6 basic concepts and execute well. You already know that, and hopefully your brother knows that, too. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>True, I thought about the timing because it can get goofy, but then I though about the 2016 UGA game where CPJ switched up the blocking where the PST arc'd the corner instead of the PSA. So in the same way you have your Super/Bat arc and block the corner on the toss and have your WR crack the playside LB ... but I'm just rambling theory.</p><p></p><p></p><p>You know, I'm actually not a huge fan of all that shifting at the collegiate/HS level because you only get so much practice time and it might be harder for kids to pick up. In the pros you've got plenty of time to rep. Canada's LSU teams picked up a bunch of illegal shift penalties, but that actually could get chalked up to inexperience with the system; he did get the boot after just 1 season, after all. I definitely think it can give you an advantage; it's literally the offense's version of the DL stemming and changing up looks to confuse an OL pre-snap. I would wonder how well all of that would work at the HS level.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Great minds think alike! </p><p></p><p>Stay bright and gay - and hope you guys do well!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="steebu, post: 610401, member: 740"] It's funny how you can still be effective doing a few things really well ... and yet the coordinators with the phone book-sized playbooks are the ones who are considered "smart". Even the Air Raid doesn't have 9 million plays ... like you could literally get away with 6 basic concepts and execute well. You already know that, and hopefully your brother knows that, too. True, I thought about the timing because it can get goofy, but then I though about the 2016 UGA game where CPJ switched up the blocking where the PST arc'd the corner instead of the PSA. So in the same way you have your Super/Bat arc and block the corner on the toss and have your WR crack the playside LB ... but I'm just rambling theory. You know, I'm actually not a huge fan of all that shifting at the collegiate/HS level because you only get so much practice time and it might be harder for kids to pick up. In the pros you've got plenty of time to rep. Canada's LSU teams picked up a bunch of illegal shift penalties, but that actually could get chalked up to inexperience with the system; he did get the boot after just 1 season, after all. I definitely think it can give you an advantage; it's literally the offense's version of the DL stemming and changing up looks to confuse an OL pre-snap. I would wonder how well all of that would work at the HS level. Great minds think alike! Stay bright and gay - and hope you guys do well! [/QUOTE]
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