Bobby Petrino playbook?

[Skulletor]

I remember loving the hell out of the Louisville playbook in some older ncaa (pre-Falcons), my memory is fuzzy but he was gone already when ncaa 14 came out

Is there a playbook that is closest to his?

[jello1717]

In NCAA 14 he's the HC of WKU.

[volwalker]

The way Petrino calls plays is no different than most in that he sticks to the same 10 or so concepts and runs them over and over again from a ton of formations.

If I was you and I wanted to replicate his playbook I would create a new playbook using WKU's as a base. Keep all of the formations but slim the whole thing down to the same 10 concepts and put them in all of the formations. 3-4 runs and 6-7 pass concepts should be good enough.

I do know that Petrino runs a ton of HB Toss and his favorite pass concept is shallow cross.
throw in HB Iso, verts, and your favorite play-action concept and you are already half way there.
This philosophy can be applied to most of the offenses ran today, college or pro.

Hope this helps.