After one week of college football, who switched playbooks?

[DerkontheOS]

Quote: Originally Posted by LowerWolf

I've gone back and forth with Tennessee's, USC's and Pittsburgh's, but I think I've settled on Pitt's. It's just about perfect for me.

What type is Pitt's? West Coast? What sets are in it?

I'm looking for a playbook with a good amount of sets with a FB in and I want to be able to throw the ball with some 3 or 4 WR looks.

[LowerWolf]

Pittsburgh's is West Coast. It has Ace, I, Strong, Weak and Shotgun with the Wildcat (Wild Panther).

It's got the Ace-Spread which I like and a four-WR set in the Shotgun.

[teknikal]

i switched from run balanced to northern Illinois pb. it has plenty of i-form and 2 back shotgun sets which i like.

[Stack]

I usually only play with Tulane in dynasty and try to keep the offense with how it is run in real life. They run mostly a west coast offense so I stick with the Tulane play-book, however they run their version of the Wild-Cat "The Pelican" 5-10 plays a game. I may have to check Ole' Miss's book just so I can mix in "The Pelican" every now and then.

[Kriech23]

I almost always play with the team specific playbook. But, if I get a job offer from somewhere with Air Force, I'll stick with Air Force's offense. Love it. 3 ace formations, 5 I-formations, 4 flexbones, 6 shotguns (3 with 2 back sets). So much balance, but my wide receivers are horrible, so a bit skewed.

[teknikal]

I just used Air Force's playbook in a game and i like it. My 2 backs combined for 200 rushing yards and that's just cause i like to chew the clock. Any advice on the type of personnel for the flexbone, cause i usually run in between the tackles with the i-form.

[J.R. Locke]

Quote: Originally Posted by Kriech23

I almost always play with the team specific playbook. But, if I get a job offer from somewhere with Air Force, I'll stick with Air Force's offense. Love it. 3 ace formations, 5 I-formations, 4 flexbones, 6 shotguns (3 with 2 back sets). So much balance, but my wide receivers are horrible, so a bit skewed.

This has become my playbook too. I hate the ace formation so I never use that. But I love the two back shotgun and all the I options.

I sure hope they allow us to customize playbooks next year. I can't stand this.

[Cdog923]

I found in '09 that Nebraska's playbook was terrible. In older editions of NCAA, I just made my own playbook, but since they decided to take that feature out, I've come to find that I really enjoy Arkansas's playbook. Lots of Ace formations, lot's of shotgun with a touch of straight I and Offset I.