Clemsons Playbook.

[TheGreat]

After watching the game yesterday I noticed they are using alot of different packages and play types than last year. Alot more misdirection plays and different looks.
Anybody know a playbook that would better fit what they are doing this year than the current one the game assigned?

[AuburnAlumni]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheGreat

After watching the game yesterday I noticed they are using alot of different packages and play types than last year. Alot more misdirection plays and different looks. Anybody know a playbook that would better fit what they are doing this year than the current one the game assigned?

Florida
Toledo
Texas
Arkansas

[TheGreat]

Quote: Originally Posted by AuburnAlumni

Florida Toledo Texas Arkansas

I just checked those playbooks out.
Florida was waay to shotgun heavy. I think they only had like 4 different formations, but a ton of shotgun packages.
Rob Spence used to coach at Toledo so I figured it would work. It looks better than Fla with the many different Ace packages.
I'm not really sure what to pick.
Ima try and catch the game again and pay more attention to the formations. See how many times the FB got in there, and how many TEs they were having on the field same time.

I cant rememeber if it was 2 TEs and 2 WRs, or 3 Wrs and 1 TE.

I know for sure whateva package they are running list JD and Spiller as starting RBs. No FB.

Im doing way too much for a video game. But CLEM is my team!

[TheGreat]

I know what formations I need. Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction.

I need majority Ace and Shotgun.
With a good amount of 4 WR packages. I dont need any 5 WR packages.

I also need atleast one I-Formation package.

My main thing is, I need some formations that I can run two backs out of.
But not the wishbone or anything.
I need JD and CJ in the backfield at the same time.

Can someone point me in the direction of the playbook that would fit that??

[Wjkporter]

Can someone tell me what other team playbook has the Maryland - (I) other then Florida.

[dmm0816]

try midd. tenn. states playbook.

[JBH3]

Idaho has a bunch of ACE formations, 1 I-Form (BIG), and 4 or 5 shotgun formations.

[rudyjuly2]

Quote: Originally Posted by JBH3

Idaho has a bunch of ACE formations, 1 I-Form (BIG), and 4 or 5 shotgun formations.

I might have to try that. Boston College has a ton of ACE formations and a few shotgun and I formations. No two back sets though.