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J. CARRIGAN

J. CARRIGAN. O LIVET COLLEGE 320 SOUTH MAIN STREET OLIVET, MI. 49076 PHN: (269) 749 – 7738 E-MAIL: jcarrigan@olivetcollege.edu coach_carrigan@yahoo.com. THE OLIVET COLLEGE POWER-T OFFENSE.

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J. CARRIGAN

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  1. J. CARRIGAN OLIVET COLLEGE 320 SOUTH MAIN STREET OLIVET, MI. 49076 PHN: (269) 749 – 7738 E-MAIL: jcarrigan@olivetcollege.edu coach_carrigan@yahoo.com

  2. THE OLIVET COLLEGE POWER-T OFFENSE

  3. Olivet Football has not been Synonymous with Football Success

  4. Olivet Football 1890 - 2001 • 29 teams with 4 wins or more • 3 teams with 8 wins (school record) • Total Record: 282 W – 392 L – 27 T • From 1992 – 2001: 20 W – 71 L • 2000 team lost to Albion 80 – 7 • 2000 team attempted 344 passes and finished 0 - 10 • 2001 team dressed 38 players for the last game and Lost 41 – 6

  5. THINGS HAVE CHANGED WITH THE POWER-T

  6. Olivet Football 2002 - 2004 • Total Record: 17 W – 12 L • Including JV games: 51 W – 20 L • Broke school records for total offense and scoring 3 years in a row • Set NCAA single game rushing record: 670 yards vs. OWU • Had 3rd highest rushing total in NCAA history • Beat Albion 58 – 35!

  7. 2004NCAA RUSHING LEADERS • COLLEGE DIV. ATT. YARDS YDS/GM • OLIVET COLLEGE III 692 4,171 417.1 • SPINGFIELD III 596 3,464 384.9 • PITTSBURGH ST. II 540 4,117 374.3 • GA. SOUTHERN 1AA 695 4,103 374.3 • MARY HARDIN BAY III 566 3,720 372.0 • AUGUSTANA III 631 3,516 351.6 • CARSON-NEWMAN II 584 3,798 345.3 • NORTHWOOD II 551 3,748 340.7 • LAKELAND III 545 3,179 317.9 • SALISBURY ST. III 510 3,141 314.1

  8. OLIVET OFFENSIVE STATISTICS2002 - 2004 • TOTAL POINTS SCORED: 1,049 • POINTS PER GAME: 36.1 • TOTAL RUSHING YARDS: 10,704 • RUSHING ATTEMPTS: 1,862 • AVERAGE YARDS PER ATTEMPT: 5.74 • AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME: 369.1 • TD’S RUSHING: 122 • TOTAL PASSING YARDS: 2,126 • ATT-COMP-TDS-INTS: 220-118-19-17 • AVERAGE YARDS PER CATCH: 20.1 • AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME: 74.0 • TOTAL OFFENSIVE YARDS: 12,830 • TOTAL PLAYS: 2,082 • AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY: 6.16 • AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME: 442.4 • AVERAGE T.O.P PER GAME: 34:14 = +8:46 PG

  9. SPREADING THE WEALTH • FB Position: 25-30 Carries Per Game • HB Position: 32-40 Carries Per Game • QB Position: 5-10 Carries Per Game

  10. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF POWER-T OFFENSE • FAKES TO THE EXTREME • NON-STOP BLOCKING FROM THE SNAP TO THE ECHO OF THE WHISTLE. • GREAT FUNDAMENTALS. IF YOU DON’T COACH IT, YOU DON’TGET IT. • FIRST LEVEL (LOS) BLOCK EVERY DEFENSE UNDER THE SUN. • SECOND LEVEL (DOWNFIELD) PHYSICAL BLOCKING WITHGREAT EFFORT. • USE COUNTER AND REVERSE ACTION TO DESTROY PURSUIT. • GREAT PLAY-ACTION PASSING WITH A RUN-PASS-OPTION. • THROW AND CATCH ON THE RUN. • BLOCK AGGRESSIVELY ON PASSING PLAYS. • COACHESMUST COACH REPETITION AND PLAYERS MUSTACCEPT REPETITION WITH ENTHUSIASM.

  11. POWER-T FORMATIONS

  12. “0” FORMATIONFULL HOUSE-T C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  13. “100” FORMATIONDOUBLE WING Our WB’s alignment for the Jet Set is 2 yds x 2yds C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH RH FB

  14. “200” FORMATIONWING RIGHT Our WB’s rule is to line up where he can best execute his assignment C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB RH RH 2 yds deep LH FB

  15. “300” FORMATIONWING LEFT Our WB’s rule is to line up where he can best execute his assignment C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH LH 2 yds deep FB RH

  16. THE INSIDE TRAPPING GAME

  17. 40 - 41 TRAPThis is where it all begins!We attack from the inside – out.

  18. 40 TRAP VS. 5-3 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB DE DT NG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  19. 40 TRAP VS. 5-3 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB DE DT NG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  20. 40 TRAP VS. 6-2 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB DE DT DG DG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  21. 40`TRAP VS. 6-2 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB DE DT DG DG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  22. 40 TRAP VS. 4-4 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB LB DE NG NG DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  23. 40`TRAP VS. 4-4 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB LB DE NG NG DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  24. 42 - 43 TRAPIf they’re determined to takeaway the A-Gap we will go to the B andput the trap man in conflict. This often opens up 40 & 41

  25. 42 TRAP VS. 5-3 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB DE DT NG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  26. 42`TRAP VS. 5-3 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB DE DT NG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  27. 42 TRAP VS. 6-2 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB DE DT NG NG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  28. 42` TRAP VS. 6-2 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB DE DT NG NG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  29. 42 TRAP VS. 4-4 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB LB DE NG NG DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  30. 42` TRAP VS. 4-4 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB LB DE NG NG DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  31. THE OFF-TACKLE & COUNTER GAME

  32. BASE BLOCKING RULES: • C: BLOCKS ZERO (MAN ON). • G: BLOCK 1ST MAN OUTSIDE CENTER. • T: BLOCK 2ND MAN OUTSIDE CENTER. • TE: BLOCKS 3RD MAN OTSIDE CENTER • This is how our linemen identify the defender they will block on all base blocked plays.

  33. STACK RULES: • 0-1 STACK: CENTER & GUARD CO-OP. • 1-2 STACK: GUARD & TACKLE CO-OP. • 2-3 STACK: TACKLE & END CO-OP. • 3-4 STACK: END & BACK CO-OP. • These rules help us account for D-linemen and LB Gap Exchange Stunts.

  34. NUMBERING DEFENDERS FROM THE CENTER OUT 1 1 LB LB 3 2 0 2 3 DE DT NG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB We want to Double Team at the POA as Much a Possible. LH FB RH

  35. NUMBERING STACK DEFENDERS 2 2 LB LB 4 1 3 1 4 3 DE DT CB NG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB We want to Double Team at the POA as Much a Possible. LH FB RH

  36. NUMBERINGSTACK DEFENDERS S 4 2 1 3 CB CB LB LB LB LB 3 1 2 4 DE NG NG DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB We want to Double Team at the POA as Much a Possible. LH FB RH

  37. 36 – 27 BUCK RB’s – “Follow the Trail of Blood”This is where we make the Defense Bleed

  38. 36 BUCK VS. 5-3 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB DE DT NG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  39. 36`BUCK VS. 5-3 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB DE DT NG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  40. 36 BUCK VS. 6-2 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB DE DT DG DG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  41. 36`BUCK VS. 6-2 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB DE DT DG DG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  42. 36 BUCK VS. 4-4 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB LB DE NG NG DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  43. 36` BUCK VS. 4-4 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB LB DE NG NG DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  44. 36 – 27 KEEP OUTWhen the secondary rushes to help in the Off-Tackle hole, we run the QB Keep Out.A good running QB can also be used to stretch the defense and open up the inside running game.

  45. 36 KEEP OUT VS. 5-3 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB DE DT NG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  46. 36` KEEP OUT VS. 5-3 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB DE DT NG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  47. 36 KEEP OUT VS. 6-2 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB DE DT DG DG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  48. 36` KEEP OUT VS. 6-2 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB DE DT DG DG DT DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  49. 36 KEEP OUT VS. 4-4 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB LB DE NG NG DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

  50. 36` KEEP OUT VS. 4-4 DEFENSE S CB CB LB LB LB LB DE NG NG DE C LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH FB RH

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