Official "What playbook should I use" "What Playbook represents who" etc thread

[BooShay]

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Is OK St the best PB that mimics Holgorsen style>

[cjp2155]

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Louisville seems like exactly what I want. It has like 5 five wide sets and a good amount of run and option stuff. Some of the no huddle attacks need a faster qb than I'm going to have. I have decent success running with Andy Dalton online but he doesn't break anything really.

[redicular]

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any playbooks besides utah state have flexbone as a throw in? impossible to recruit for both option and spread whereas I-form and option should be do-able

[BlastX21]

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any playbooks besides utah state have flexbone as a throw in? impossible to recruit for both option and spread whereas I-form and option should be do-able

I think Multiple and Baylor have a flexbone throw in. May be Wishbone but off the top of my head its Flex.

[SonOfEd]

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Is OK St the best PB that mimics Holgorsen style>

I think the Ohio and Indiana PBs are pretty close to what he has ran this year. He has used a lot of Pistol formations, and ran the ball more than when he was at Houston.

[bgeno]

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any playbooks besides utah state have flexbone as a throw in? impossible to recruit for both option and spread whereas I-form and option should be do-able

Air Force's playbook has a couple of Flex Bone sets while still having 5 or 6 I-formations, 4 or 5 Ace Sets and 5 or 6 Shot Gun formations.

[jhunt26]

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I'm looking for a classic Walsh West Coast Offense playbook, any suggestions?

The closest playbook family that is similar to Walsh's WCO would probably be an Air Raid offense, as the plays in these offenses are more based on timing, and the main plays are run out of every formation. Seeing as the Walsh WCO has much more running than other Air Raid offenses, I'd say the Arizona playbook would be most similar to what you are looking for.

If you need help with the Air Raid playbook, you could PM me or search oin the forums as somebody had a really good write up of it a while back (can't recall the name).

[tkbtiger1989]

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anyone have an accurate playbook for USC? The one given is not bad at all but doesn't include the Wildcat formation

I'd like to see an answer to this one as well.

[SonOfEd]

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anyone have an accurate playbook for USC? The one given is not bad at all but doesn't include the Wildcat formation

I'd like to see an answer to this one as well.

Here's a quick list of similar PBs to USC that have a Wildcat:
Idaho (a little heavier w/ Ace)
Cal
UCLA (although they have 1 Pistol...)
Tulane
Pitt

[muckcity]

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What playbook represents Jedd Fisch the New OC for Miami...he coaches for the Seahawks right now

[SonOfEd]

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What playbook represents Jedd Fisch the New OC for Miami...he coaches for the Seahawks right now

Fresno State and Colorodo State look pretty close, also maybe the ones I posted for USC.

[vexerr]

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I'm looking for a playbook that has designed QB runs, but also has its fair share of I-formation. I prefer offset I, but any will suffice.

[tkbtiger1989]

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Here's a quick list of similar PBs to USC that have a Wildcat:
Idaho (a little heavier w/ Ace)
Cal
UCLA (although they have 1 Pistol...)
Tulane
Pitt

Yeah I'm using the Pitt one and sometimes the Colorado St. one I think they fit well and match USC's one IRL.

[Chrisksaint]

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Getting pretty bored of using LSU's playbook. I kinda want to have a set offensive style next year instead of just using all kinds of formations. Something where I can utilize my power running game, my great 3 receivers i'll have and i'll have more of a pro style QB.

[Isura]

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Getting pretty bored of using LSU's playbook. I kinda want to have a set offensive style next year instead of just using all kinds of formations. Something where I can utilize my power running game, my great 3 receivers i'll have and i'll have more of a pro style QB.

Try Miami. I love this PB. It has tons of power running options. Loaded with offset I formations (weak twin close has bench, mesh, spacing and more!). It also has great passing concepts from ace and shotgun for your 3 WR passing game.