Playbook Suggestions

[sromick]

Hey guys, hope everyone is enjoying NCAA 11 as much as I am. However, I am having trouble finding a playbook to use. Last year I rolled with Oklahoma's playbook and loved it. It had everything I wanted, but for some reason it's not the same this year. What I loved about it was the fact that it had a lot of 'I' formations, which I liked because I like running the ball. It also had strong and weak formations. Not a lot of ace, which I liked cause I don't really like using one-back formations. Most importantly, I liked OK's playbook because it had different shotgun formations like Trips, Trips over, 5 WR, etc.

So anyone have any playbook suggestions based on this...
- I formations, I prefer more than normal
- Strong and weak formations
- Not a lot of ace/one back formations
- Varied shotgun formations

Thanks in advance

[bigcgt27]

I'd also like a playbook recommendation. What playbook is closest to the old Nebraska playbooks that were heavy in I-Formation with a ton of option plays?

[Husker88Chief]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigcgt27

I'd also like a playbook recommendation. What playbook is closest to the old Nebraska playbooks that were heavy in I-Formation with a ton of option plays?

The generic Option-Run playbook works best with the Husker Powerhouse teams. Navy and Georgia Tech work well with the Triple Option too if you're looking for something else.

[jello1717]

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