NCAA Football 11 Blog: Offensive Styles - Spread Offense

[drlw322]

The NCAA Football 11 team has posted another blog. This one focusing on the spread offense.

Quote:

"Hey NCAA Nation, I'm Anthony White, Assistant Designer on the Central Football team, and I'm here to bring you a series of blogs about the new offensive styles in NCAA Football 11. The term spread offense is an umbrella term that encompasses a number of offensive systems. Offensive systems such as the Run and Shoot, Air Raid, One Back, even the Flexbone Triple Option are often identified as being a type of spread offense. For the sake of this blog post I'm going to identify the spread offense as an offensive system that's primarily run from the shotgun, spreads the field with multiple receiver sets, and can be used to both run and pass the ball with equal success."

[BenGerman]

Dangit, no dynasty blog.

[BIGD419]

The QB option looked nice, except for at about 1:19. What is that MLB doing? Why would he keep back peddling in a situation like that?

[Watson]

Who doesn't know how to run the read option? Seriously.

edit: BESIDES Apex.

[IndyColts2]

The bubble screen was wrong. If the corner on the outside receiver is 5 yards or closer to the WR then usually he will block him and leave the other defender. If the CB is 6 yards or farther away then he will do what he did in the vid. Also, the CB guarding the outside WR backpedaled way too long. No WRs ever went forward and the corner was backpedaling. He needs to break a lot sooner. Balance.

[vrabbit]

my only gripe is on that last video with oregon, wr#10 looks like he makes a magical slide to get in position to make that block

my only gripe so far ....

[texasfan_95]

Quote: Originally Posted by BenGerman

Dangit, no dynasty blog.

Look at it this way, this opens the door for them to be spicing up part 3 which could very well be coaching carousel.

[Sublime12089]

It is really seeming like offense is going to be way overpowered this year. I hope I am wrong though.