Wildcat/Trick Playbooks
 

What teams got em?

Thank You

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For wildcats, look here.

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Tulsa is a pretty good one.

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Regular Wildcat is pretty broken, so you don't want that. The Power play is awful because the left tackle doesn't block a damn thing.

Wildcat Spread or Wildcat Twins is what you seek.

Wildcat Spread: Auburn, Miss St. Vandy, Tulsa
Wildcat Twin TE: Rice, Troy
Wildcat Wing Trips: UAB
Wildcat Twins: Fresno State, Louisville, Rutgers***, UCLA, ULM, Utah, Wyoming

Rutgers is by far the best Wildcat in the game, but the rest of the book is ehhh

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Wildcat Twins: Fresno State, Louisville, Rutgers***, UCLA, ULM, Utah, Wyoming

Rutgers is by far the best Wildcat in the game, but the rest of the book is ehhh

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I definitely agree man, Rutgers wildcat beats all others. If only there was a way to create a playbook, so we could put it with a playbook that is actually good. (hint, hint):cavalry:

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I found using the Multiple playbook has worked best for me, for my teambuilder Las Vegas Vipers thread. I use my backup QB in the Wildcat formation and he does well completing 80% of his passes.

I also finally found the Statue of Liberty play in my Boise State playbook in practice mode, but havn't tried using it in a game yet.