Best/ Favorite Playbook To Use?

[jello1717]

Quote: Originally Posted by APBamaMan

You must not have watched us last year, but we used all those formations. If they didn't put those formations in for the game, then they haven't watched us at all.

Okay. I thought you were talking about in the NCAA '10 game. I'm almost positive that there's no wildcat or pistol in Bama's pb in the game.

[Hokie20]

Quote: Originally Posted by jello1717

I haven't looked in depth @ Alabama, but I don't remember all of that being in there.

VT's playbook has all of those formations.

[APBamaMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by jello1717

Okay. I thought you were talking about in the NCAA '10 game. I'm almost positive that there's no wildcat or pistol in Bama's pb in the game.

You're correct in NCAA 10, we didn't have those formations in the game, but if we don't have them in our playbook for NCAA 11, there's going to be a problem.

But in NCAA 10, Oregon and Va Tech had some nasty playbooks.

[SA1NT401]

i use differant playbooks all the time. I really dont have a favorite. If i have a strong running team, i will us a playbook to highlight that aspect etc....

I like Oregon...ND...FSU...LSU....LATECH....Troy(just like the formations)

[bh446066]

I search for playbooks that use a variety of sets from a traditional pro set with a TE/FB to a 5-WR set. I like to have the option to run from any set based on the scenario.

[Roggie]

Quote: Originally Posted by Hokie20

VT's playbook has all of those formations.

Yes. Their playbook has everything except for a 5 wideout set. But who needs that when you have everything else? And motion can always fix the RB being in the backfield.

[Kriech23]

Mississippi State. I play all my buddies with Washington using Miss. State's playbook, and they can't stop it.

[NikB13]

Oregon. (homer pick) I love there spread and there option attack, and the screens... when they occasionally work