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Meatloaf86 · 07-15-2010, 10:47 PM

I like Wisconsin's and the Pro Style. Might try more of a spread later on in a dynasty if I get bored.

BoondockSooner · 07-15-2010, 10:47 PM

I love Wisconsin's pro offense. Running that offense with a power back is sooo fun.

Pogo27 · 07-15-2010, 10:54 PM

Pro, no question about it.

It's really irritating seeing playbook after playbook after playbook that have no fullbacks in them.

I need I-Forms, off-set I-Forms, and heck, I'll even play the Maryland I, the T-Form, and those crazy triple-option formations they run at GT. Power run.

DirtyCobra · 07-15-2010, 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by vertigho


	Pro, pro, and then a little more pro. I've been loving Syracuse's playbook, and this is coming from a Michigan fan. I've been running this offense with Michigan, and I've been having a ton of success. It has plenty of under-center, so you can keep your opponent honest with the run, but then it also has some I-form, and plenty of shotgun and some read-option. This is the playbook of all playbooks in my opinion.

I tried ND playbook, nothing special..I am gonna try Syracuse and Wisconsin's playbooks....

Pogo27 · 07-15-2010, 11:07 PM

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Originally Posted by vertigho


	Pro, pro, and then a little more pro. I've been loving Syracuse's playbook, and this is coming from a Michigan fan. I've been running this offense with Michigan, and I've been having a ton of success. It has plenty of under-center, so you can keep your opponent honest with the run, but then it also has some I-form, and plenty of shotgun and some read-option. This is the playbook of all playbooks in my opinion.

This is good to know. I am just about to be starting an OD with Syracuse and was about to start looking through playbooks, but I guess I'll just stick with their original playbook for now.

FearDaRaven · 07-15-2010, 11:12 PM

Pro. I long for the days of custom playbooks. I like to run a little out of the Ace, IForm and Shotgun. Short passes, lots of runs, old school football but every now and then throw the deep ball to surprise the D.

Like someone said above 'cuse has a good playbook. I also like Nebraska and Miami as well.

reyes the roof · 07-15-2010, 11:13 PM

I'm using Air Force's, it has lot's of triple option stuff and running formations, but also enough shotgun and multiple WR stuff that if I get stuck in a 3rd and long I have enough options. I run a very conservative offense and rarely throw more than 6-8 passes per game so this is perfect for me

TXHusker25 · 07-16-2010, 12:01 AM

I am a spread guy in real life, but in NCAA, I prefer to run a run heavy pro style offense. I was using Wisconsin's book, but North Carolina's book is incredible. The problem for me is that there are certain plays I absolutely love and want to have and very few books have them all, one is the Ace Big Twins Power play, which has been inexplicably removed from most of the books.

I am also running into a lot of trouble passing the ball in my one back offense, play action is pretty useless in default settings. No one bites and even if they bite a little, they recover so fast that you're out of luck.

Hopefully I can find a good playbook with more of what I want.

07-15-2010, 10:47 PM	#17
Meatloaf86 MVP OVR: 11 Join Date: Mar 2003	Re: Favorite Offensive Style? I like Wisconsin's and the Pro Style. Might try more of a spread later on in a dynasty if I get bored. __________________ Teams: NFL - Packers & Browns MLB - Brewers & Twins NCAA Football - Wisconsin, LSU, Virginia Tech Soccer - Arsenal, Wolverhampton NHL - Wild

07-15-2010, 10:47 PM	#18
BoondockSooner Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Jul 2010	Re: Favorite Offensive Style? I love Wisconsin's pro offense. Running that offense with a power back is sooo fun.

07-15-2010, 10:54 PM	#19
Pogo27 MVP OVR: 15 Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Fayetteville, AR Blog Entries: 12	Re: Favorite Offensive Style? Pro, no question about it. It's really irritating seeing playbook after playbook after playbook that have no fullbacks in them. I need I-Forms, off-set I-Forms, and heck, I'll even play the Maryland I, the T-Form, and those crazy triple-option formations they run at GT. Power run.

07-15-2010, 11:12 PM	#22
FearDaRaven Rookie OVR: 1 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Somewhere in Kentucky	Re: Favorite Offensive Style? Pro. I long for the days of custom playbooks. I like to run a little out of the Ace, IForm and Shotgun. Short passes, lots of runs, old school football but every now and then throw the deep ball to surprise the D. Like someone said above 'cuse has a good playbook. I also like Nebraska and Miami as well. __________________ NFL: Ravens MLB: Braves, Tigers NHL: Red Wings NCAA: Michigan, Western Kentucky NBA: Pistons

07-15-2010, 11:13 PM	#23
reyes the roof Hall Of Fame OVR: 6 Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Dallas,TX	Re: Favorite Offensive Style? I'm using Air Force's, it has lot's of triple option stuff and running formations, but also enough shotgun and multiple WR stuff that if I get stuck in a 3rd and long I have enough options. I run a very conservative offense and rarely throw more than 6-8 passes per game so this is perfect for me

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07-16-2010, 12:01 AM	#24
TXHusker25 Banned OVR: 9 Join Date: Jul 2010	Re: Favorite Offensive Style? I am a spread guy in real life, but in NCAA, I prefer to run a run heavy pro style offense. I was using Wisconsin's book, but North Carolina's book is incredible. The problem for me is that there are certain plays I absolutely love and want to have and very few books have them all, one is the Ace Big Twins Power play, which has been inexplicably removed from most of the books. I am also running into a lot of trouble passing the ball in my one back offense, play action is pretty useless in default settings. No one bites and even if they bite a little, they recover so fast that you're out of luck. Hopefully I can find a good playbook with more of what I want.

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