Looking for a Pro-Spread playbook.

[boxvic]

I'm looking for a Pro-Spread playbook that offers some option plays and doesn't completely ignore the fullback.

I know Kentucky and Duke are classified as Pro-Spreads, but Duke is too one back oriented. Kentucky does keep the fullback involved some, but the spread running game isn't that strong.

In my dynasty I have a sophomore QB who can't throw very well but has 82 speed, and a freshman QB with 50 something speed but 87 THA. I'm not sure if I'm going to run too much of a two back system; but I'd like a book that both of them can operate in and that won't leave me searching for something new if one gets hurt.

I can work with the Kentucky book, but I'm hoping there is something better in the game.

[SchruteFarms]

Did you check out Air Force?

[acts238shaun]

Arkansas, Tennessee, USC and Fresno are four who come to mind.

[ka520]

Try Arizona. We have a lot of shotgun as well as some power running formations.

[boxvic]

I tried UT, Arkansas, and Fresno State. UT and Arkansas really took the running QB out of the game. I did like the Fresno book, the load option out of several different formations was great. The only thing I don't like about it is the lack of streak or vertical pass plays. On 3rd and long plays my usual go to is 4 verticals or some variation that has the WRs streak and the TE either streak or run a slant across the middle. With that playbook I was stuck searching for something to run in those situations.

acts238, by USC do you mean South Carolina or Southern Cal?