Run and shoot

[volwalker]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dr Death

Hawaii needs to bring him back. He'll have them winning in no time. And while it would be difficult to find a QB as good as Brennan was, June will still have success!

What happened with Jones at SMU, the real story as to why he quit?

[blockdownkickout]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dr Death

Hawaii needs to bring him back. He'll have them winning in no time. And while it would be difficult to find a QB as good as Brennan was, June will still have success!

The shoot really has had success with every QB


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[Philosopher0]

Jones had issues with the school. They made him promises of new facilities and never came through, they also fought him over recruiting.

If you need s good breakdown of the RNs join "run and shoot 101" on Facebook. Full breakdowns and includes 2013 SMU material.

[volwalker]

Everybody needs to head over to ESPN and watch the Buffalo Bill Documentary. I'm sure they'll mention the Run N Shoot a time it too.

[NKRDIBL]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dr Death

As the two people above pointed out, this offense requires your WR's to have a high awareness. It should also be pointed out that EA didn't put the Run & Shoot in the game... there's maybe 5 plays and none of them have all the option routes that the real R&S has. When Colt Brennan was at Hawaii, he said on every play his 4 receivers could and would have up to 16 option routes. Basically, 4 per man. EA doesn't even come close to that. They also have one route, 60 Go, where the inside receiver runs to the flat. In real life he runs that pattern at 3-5 yards, in the game, he runs it at 1 yard. It can still be a lethal offense, just know that you're only getting a few R&S plays and none of them have all the correct option routes. Here's a video of June Jones talking about the offense with a clip of Brennan reading the D after the snap and delivering a strike for a huge gain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efLE5JyskU8

I read through your blogs. Great reads. Made your air raid playbook. And been having a blast with it. Challenging. But a heck of a lot of fun.


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[Dr Death]

Quote: Originally Posted by NKRDIBL

I read through your blogs. Great reads. Made your air raid playbook. And been having a blast with it. Challenging. But a heck of a lot of fun. Sent from my SM-N910W8 using Tapatalk

What I really need to do is write a blog about my Air Raid offense. It's not got many plays, I never flip plays, I do everything like Mike Leach does in real life, and I've had great success with it.

Just won the National Championship with North Texas, which was a massive challenge. But, the Air Raid is lethal and fortunately EA got more Air Raid plays in the game than Run & Shoot plays.

[NKRDIBL]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dr Death

What I really need to do is write a blog about my Air Raid offense. It's not got many plays, I never flip plays, I do everything like Mike Leach does in real life, and I've had great success with it. Just won the National Championship with North Texas, which was a massive challenge. But, the Air Raid is lethal and fortunately EA got more Air Raid plays in the game than Run & Shoot plays.

Sign me up to be the first to read it when you do. That's basically what I have been doing also. Hurry to the line every play. Always call a pass play. Audible to run plays if there is 5 or less in the box. Are you using a new updated play book for your air raid. Or still the same one from your blog from last summer?

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[Dr Death]

Quote: Originally Posted by NKRDIBL

Sign me up to be the first to read it when you do. That's basically what I have been doing also. Hurry to the line every play. Always call a pass play. Audible to run plays if there is 5 or less in the box. Are you using a new updated play book for your air raid. Or still the same one from your blog from last summer? Sent from my SM-N910W8 using Tapatalk

It's the same playbook, the only thing I do differently than Leach is I take my time... I never hike the ball before :01 on the play clock, unless it's late and I'm trailing and need to score. I go on some LONG drives. I had one last night, against Georgia, that was 16 plays, 87 yards and took 8:53 off the clock. { I play 12 minute quarters} It helps keep my defense off the field and keeps them rested when they go back on the field.

I also use Formation Subs and have backup WR's and my backup RB in formations so my offense never tires out.