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    Installing The Wing-T

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    The document provides information from Chris Holt of the Maryville Spoofhounds football team about installing and teaching the wing-T offense. It discusses why the wing-T is a good offensive system, outlines the components of running a series approach including the 20 series plays of buck sweep and trap, and describes the teaching progression from individual fundamentals to team offense. Statistical success with over 11,000 rushing yards per season is also noted.

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    The document provides information from Chris Holt of the Maryville Spoofhounds football team about installing and teaching the wing-T offense. It discusses why the wing-T is a good offensive system, outlines the components of running a series approach including the 20 series plays of buck sweep and trap, and describes the teaching progression from individual fundamentals to team offense. Statistical success with over 11,000 rushing yards per season is also noted.

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    The document provides information from Chris Holt of the Maryville Spoofhounds football team about installing and teaching the wing-T offense. It discusses why the wing-T is a good offensive system, outlines the components of running a series approach including the 20 series plays of buck sweep and trap, and describes the teaching progression from individual fundamentals to team offense. Statistical success with over 11,000 rushing yards per season is also noted.

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    The document provides information from Chris Holt of the Maryville Spoofhounds football team about installing and teaching the wing-T offense. It discusses why the wing-T is a good offensive system, outlines the components of running a series approach including the 20 series plays of buck sweep and trap, and describes the teaching progression from individual fundamentals to team offense. Statistical success with over 11,000 rushing yards per season is also noted.

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    Maryville Spoofhounds

    Football
    Chris Holt
    660-626-5136
    holtc@maryville.k12.mo.us
    Installing & Teaching
    the Wing-T
    Teaching the Offense the Right Way
    Why the wing-T Offense?
    • A very flexible offensive system.
    • Allows you to feature the run or pass.
    • Misdirection causes conflict for the Defense.
    • Endless available resources.
    • Fun offense for the players.
    2007 – 2009 Totals 2007 – 2009 Averages

     36 – 4 Record  12 Wins
     11,318 Rushing Yards  3,373 Rushing Yards
     14,754 Total Yards  4,918 Total Yards
     1,346 Points  449 Points

    Maryville Spoofhounds Football


    Things you must do to be successful
    • Run the Offensive System. (Not a little of this or that)
    • Series Approach (Delaware Terminology)
    • 10 Series – Sprint Out Series
    • 20 Series – Sweep Series
    • 30 Series – Power Series
    • 40 Series – Veer Series
    • 50, 60, 70 Series –Passing Series
    • 80 Series – Belly Series
    • 90 Series – Lead Option Series
    • Decide which Series you want to run and teach it.
    • Train your coaches how to teach the offense.
    • Teach the offense with a systematic approach.
    • Believe in what you are doing.
    Series Components
    • Outside Play.
    • Inside Play.
    • Counter Play.
    • Play Action Pass.
    20 Series
    •Buck Sweep
    •Trap

    •Waggle
    Coaching Organization
    • Chris Holt – Running Backs
    • Matt Houchin – Wide Receivers & TE’s
    • Jordan Moree – Offensive Line

    • Tom Scarbrough – Outside Linebackers


    • Grant Hageman – Defensive Backs
    • David McEnaney – Inside Linebackers
    • Nathan Powell – Defensive Lineman

    ** No Freshman Coaches
    Teaching Progression
    • Formations
    • Individual Fundamentals
    • Blocking – Shoulder Skills
    • Ball Handling – Table Stopper
    • Steps – Bird Dog, Rapid Fire, 3 Step Progression
    • Group Drills – Sweep, Trap, Waggle, Etc.
    • Assignment Period – Play Installation
    • Team Take Off Period – On Air or Versus Bags
    • Pass Pro and Pass Skelly
    • Team Offense
    Formations
    100

    Y ST SG C QG QT X
    Z QB

    FB H

    200

    X QT QG C SG ST Y
    H QB Z

    FB
    Individual Fundamentals
    Shoulder Skills
    • Surface – 6 Point Stance
    • Strike a Blow – 6 Point Stance
    • Step and Hit – 2 or 3 Point Stance
    • Base Block – 3 Point Stance
    • Down Block – 3 Point Stance
    • Reach Block – 3 Point Stance
    • Gap Block – 3 Point Stance
    Shoulder Skills
    Shoulder Skills - Surface
    Shoulder Skills – Strike a Blow
    Shoulder Skills – Step and Hit
    Steps – Bird Dog & Rapid Fire

    On Right Reach Right Down Right Gap Right


    Left Shoulder Left Shoulder Right Shoulder Left Shoulder

    1 1st Step
    Shoulder Skills - Blocks
    On Right Reach Right Down Right Gap Right
    Left Shoulder Left Shoulder Right Shoulder Left Shoulder

    2 2
    1 2 1

    * Our Running Backs will do these


    1 1st Step 2 2nd Step as well as the Offensive Lineman.
     Chutes & Bags Blocks
    • On – Both
    Shoulders

    • Gap – Both
    Directions

    • Reach – Both
    Directions
    Offensive Period
    Backs & Receivers – Offensive Line
    – Sweep, Trap
    Pass Period & Waggle Drill

    Receivers – Offensive Line


    Backs – Run
    Run & TE – Run
    Assignments Assignments
    Assignments
    Sweep Drill
    • Bird Dog the 1st
    step.

    • Do a 3 step
    progression.

    • Go full speed.
    Trap Drill

    50 Front – Strong Guard Even Front – Strong Guard


    will make a long call. will make a short call.
    Waggle Drill

    E T G C G T E

    We will Bird Dog the 1st step, then do a 3 step


    progression and finally go full speed.
    Assignment Run Period

    • Bird Dog the 1st Step


    • 3 Step Progression
    • Run Full Speed

    Z QB

    FB HB
    Offensive Line Assignment Period

    Execute all run assignments in the play script versus bags.

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