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Balance Your Offensive Attack By Coach K

Balance Your Offensive Attack By Coach K. DEVELOPING A PLAY CALL SYSTEM. WHY HAVE A SYSTEM? ALEVIATES CONFUSION CREATES CONFIDENCE IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS FOR COACHES & PLAYERS PREVENTS DELAY OF GAME PENALTIES PROMOTES QUICKER DECISION MAKING. THINGS TO CONSIDER.

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Balance Your Offensive Attack By Coach K

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  1. Balance Your Offensive AttackBy Coach K

  2. DEVELOPING A PLAY CALL SYSTEM WHY HAVE A SYSTEM? • ALEVIATES CONFUSION • CREATES CONFIDENCE IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS FOR COACHES & PLAYERS • PREVENTS DELAY OF GAME PENALTIES • PROMOTES QUICKER DECISION MAKING

  3. THINGS TO CONSIDER • AGE GROUP… WILL THEY COMPREHEND IT? • DO YOU USE NUMBERS, WORDS, COLORS, SERIES PLAYS, OR A COMBINATION OF THESE OPTIONS? • HOW WILL THE PLAYERS GET THE CALL? DO YOU USE HAND SIGNALS, WRIST BANDS OR IS THE PLAYER RUNNING TO THE SIDELINES AFTER EACH PLAY?

  4. THINGS TO CONSIDER CONT… • HOW WILL YOU SWITCH OUT YOUR PERSONELL AND AVOID CONFUSION? DO YOU GO BY MEMORY, DO YOU USE DEPTH CHARTS, DO YOU RELY ON POSITION COACHES TO MAKE SUBSTITUTIONS? • ARE YOU PREPARED FOR SITUATIONS IE; RED ZONE, 3RD & SHORT, MID FIELD, HASH MARKS, BALL CONTROLL, QUICK SCORE ETC…

  5. OUR SYSTEM REQUIRES THE ENTIRE OFFENSE TO MEMORIZE 3 SIMPLE HANDOUTS • HOLE NUMBERING • BACK NUMBERING • PASSING TREE Once these 3 simple handouts are mastered… We can “Playcall” out of any formation!!! We can easily install and progress into a “Hurry Up” & “No Huddle” Attack!

  6. HOLE NUMBERING

  7. I I I Back Numbering I I I I I 10 10 20 20 T G C T G TE 5 TE 5 X 9 Z 8 Y 7 Y 6 QB 1 FB 2 TB 3 TB 4

  8. Passing Tree 0 0

  9. Passing Tree Numbers/Route 0- Zero Route 3- Out 2- Slant 5- Out & Fly 4- Hook 7- Corner 6- Down & In 9- Fly 8- Post • Odd numbers away from center • Even Numbers towards center

  10. PLAY CALL BREAK DOWNRUN PLAYS • WHAT FORMATION [I, SLOT, WISHBONE, QUADS, etc…] • STRENGTH [USUALLY DETERMINED BY WHICH SIDE THE TE LINES UP ON] I-Right, Slot Right, Wishbone Left, etc… • NUMBER OF THE BACK RUNNING THE BALL & THEN THE HOLE NUMBER I-Right-38, Slot Left 35, Wishbone Right 24, etc… 4. NOTE: “PF” = PLAY FAKE

  11. I I I WishBone Right 38 Sprint Option I I I I I 10 10 20 20 9 On LOS 5 1 2 3 4

  12. I I I WB R- Scissors 38 I I I I I 10 10 20 20 9 On LOS 5 1 2 3 4

  13. PLAY CALL BREAK DOWNPASSING PLAYS • WHAT FORMATION [I, SLOT, WISHBONE, QUADS, etc…] • STRENGTH [USUALLY DETERMINED BY WHICH SIDE THE TE LINES UP ON] I-Right, Slot Right, Wishbone Left, etc… • NEXT, INSERT THE VERBIAGE “HAWK PASS” [THIS TELLS THE O-LINE TO PASS BLOCK & THE PLAY IS A PASS PLAY.] • USING THE PASSING TREE AND READING LEFT TO RIGHT, THE QB FINISHES WITH CALLING THE ROUTES THE RECEIVERS ARE RUNNING. • NOTE: “PAF” = PLAY ACTION FAKE! EXAMPLE: “I-Right Strong, HAWK PASS (O-Line is Pass Blocking!!!), 839.” Reading left to right… The “9” back (Left Receiver) is running an “8” Route (Post Pattern) The “5” back (Tight End) is running a “3” Route (Down & Out) The “8” back (Right Receiver) is running a “9” Route (Fly)

  14. I I I WB R – Hawk Pass 83 I I I I I 10 10 20 20 9 On LOS 5 1 2 3 4 Roll out

  15. I I I Slot R-Gun-HP 949-HB Flat I I I I I 10 10 20 20 C 5 9 8 6 OFF LOS 3 1

  16. I I I Slot Right Gun HP “9”- Scissors Wheel I I I I I 10 10 20 20 9 5 8 6 3 1

  17. 2007 Jayhawks • I Right / Left Strong • Run Plays • [1] I Left Strong 37 [2] I Right Strong 38 • [3] I Left Strong 35 [4] I Right Strong 36 • [5] I Left strong 21 [6] I Right Strong 22 • [7] I Left Strong 23 [8]I Right Strong 24 • [9] I Left Strong 38 (COUNTER)[10] I Right Strong 37(COUNTER) • [11] I Left Strong PF 21-37 Pitch [12]I Right Strong PF 22-38 Pitch • Pass Plays • (Note: TE Stays Home On HB Flat) • [13]I Left Strong Hawk Pass 479 [14] I Right Strong Hawk Pass 239 • [15] I Left Strong Hawk Pass 98 HB Flat [16] I Right Strong Hawk Pass 98 HB Flat • I Left Strong Hawk Pass 23918. I Right Strong Hawk Pass 474 • I Left Strong HP 938 20. I Right Strong Hawk Pass 24 HB Flat • ______ ________________________________________________________________

  18. QUARTERBACK’S WRISTBAND “I Right/Left Strong”

  19. 2007 Jayhawks I Right / Left/ Weak Run Plays [2] I Right Weak 37 [1] I Left Weak 38 [4] I Right Weak 38 [3] I Left Weak 37 [6] I Right Weak 21 [5] I Left Weak 27 [8] I Right Weak 28 [7] I Left Weak 22 [10]I Right Weak PF 21-38 Pitch [9] ILW PF 22-37 Pitch Pass Plays [12] IRW PAF 36 HP 494 [11]I Left Weak Hawk Pass 292 [14] IRW PAF 36 HP 839 [13]I Left Weak Hawk Pass 836 [15]I Left Weak HP 99 HB Flat

  20. QUARTERBACK’S WRISTBAND “I Right/Left WEAK”

  21. “SITUATION 45” • EVER BEEN IN A SITUATION AND DID NOT KNOW WHAT TO CALL? • DO YOU HAVE A “SITUATION” PLAY SHEET? • DO YOU PRACTICE DIFFERENT GAME TIME SITUATIONS? • WHAT IS SITUATION 45?

  22. SITUATION 45 4 PLAYS FOR 5 DIFFERENT SITUATIONS • ON YOUR OWN 1- 20 YARD LINE • FROM YOUR 20 TO YOUR OPPONENT’S 20 • SHORT YARDAGE • RED ZONE • 2 MINUTE / QUICK SCORE • WE IMPLEMENT 2 RUN PLAYS AND 2 PASS PLAYS FOR EACH OF THESE SITUATIONS. • SCOUTING YOUR OPPONENT WILL HELP YOU DETERMINE WHAT PLAYS TO WORK ON DURING THE WEEK (RUN, PASS, FORMATIONS, AUDIBLES, “HURRY UP” & TRICK PLAYS

  23. BE PREPARED FOR GAMEDAY • YOU DON’T HAVE TO HAVE A 6 INCH PLAYBOOK TO BE SUCCESSFUL. • KISS- KEEPITSTUPIDSIMPLE • NEVER UNDER ESTIMATE A CHILD’S ABILITY TO PROGRESSIVLY LEARN. • YOUR PLAYER’S MENTAL AND ATHLETIC ABILITIES WILL ULTIMATELY DETERMINE YOUR PLAYBOOK AND POSITION DEPTH.

  24. CONCLUDE WITH FILM

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