I actually love that you mentioned Golesh at USF. I thought that he did well working under Heupel and I fully expect him to be at a Power school in the next 5 years.
great Assessment, but as a Tennesee fan I can tell you Josh Heupel relies on gap scheme pulling tackles, guard and incorporating H back into Gap scheme at around 53% of runs called, So not as Zone heavy as you stated. They run a ton of Dart, Power, Counter Trey run blocking with some unorthodox H back inserts that are akin to a trap type of play. If anything you could compare to wing T type blocking in the sense that you are trying to confuse the box to misreading and misfitting the run play. 100% agree with your assessment of using 1 cut fast RB that get vertical.
I'm suprised that UNLV was put into the Veer and Shoot family.Brennan Marion was inspired by Gus Malzan when he played for him at Tulsa in 2007-2008 when he set the NCAA record for highest yards per reception(30 yards a catch).
I almost put them in power Spread his scheme is one of a kind, to be honest. I just kept watching the film and looking at the use of wide splits, pressuring the defense horizontally, and the deep shots. From my understanding, it can fit in both schemes but it would be nice if he elaborates on it more. Never knew he played for Gus. In that case it very well may be a power spread with VNS elements.
I was doing some digging on it and it has quite a few veer and shoot elements which is why I could only list it as a variant but its definitely unique. I'm building my playbook off of it. First time hearing sidecar spread.
San Diego State and Miss State playbooks are technically in the veer and shoot offense tree. ECU might be veer and shoot this also since their offensive coordinator came from Ole Miss.
So this veer n shoot is an Air Raid derivative. Dykes, Briles, Heupel, are all former Mumme or Leach players and coaches. Art is a disciple of Hal Mumme and Mike Leach. When he had Robert Griffin he was able to add some veer concepts. The horizontal stretching and wide splits are all air raid concepts. But this is a cool video series. My question is does the custom playbook have a blank canvas that we can draw up our own formations or does it just have a copy and paste feature.
That is some damn good knowledge you just dropped on me, bro! In the last game, you could start with a base playbook from another team and edit it by removing and adding formations, plays, and audibles, so as far as I know, it's copy and paste. However, at one time, EA put Play Creator in Madden. It's a dream that they would randomly throw that back in with this game, but with all the creativity lately in college football and these weird formations, I feel it's only right if they do. Possibly too late now but if the fans and enough content creators demand it, we can get in the next installment of the game
@@DuceSenpai I played for hal Mumme in college and have lots of friends that still coach so it’s interesting how guys have blended air raid stuff with other concepts. Like we ran an rpo back in 2010 that was off stick and there was always the option of a draw off the hitch screen in the air raid. I’ll have to watch your air raid video. The play creator was cool, I could see it getting broken and someone designs a glitchy route you can’t stop. I remember big flip te middle or te attack had a weird glitch if a te motioned.
@ExplorinInTheWoods that’s sick! I can’t believe you actually played for Hal! Correct me on anything I got wrong man I love talking ball and having debates.
@@DSTRAZ98 yeah I gotta do more research tbh. I'm going to go back and redo a lot of these. Sometimes its hard finding the right footage but I can admit when I'm wrong. Got the overall scheme right however I got the run scheme wrong but I appreciate when people hop on and correct me on football knowledge. Makes for good discussion.
Notice me Senpai, love the work that you’re doing brotha! Just got done playing college football and seeing you describe college offenses with so much history and detail is a joy to watch (even tho I played linebacker and it was a pain to stop 😂). How about the Power Option playbook next 🤔, lot of teams with bigger mobile QBs are shifting towards that focus, especially UCF with Malzahn getting KJ Jefferson and Jacurri Brown in the portal or even Clemson in the 2010s. God bless you man, have a great day
Locked in! Man, I truly appreciate that support! I was a box safety in a 4-2-5, and I know exactly the pain you're referring to! Say less! Power option coming up next; by power are you referring to spread power option or like the service academies run? Also, God bless you as well 🙏🏽!
Yall had the tooughest job not gonna lie! Our safeties were asked to do a ton and communication was critical! I was referring to the spread power option 🙏🏾
@@FollowerofChrist11110 gotcha and man thank you for knowing that. Lol responsible for containment, curl/flats, Not giving the H or TE a free release. That position is tough.
I appreciate you dropping knowledge! I forgot he was at FAU. He's been so many damn places. Wasn't he over there with Kendal Briles too which makes a ton of sense?
@@DuceSenpai Yep. Kendall Briles was his OC. I remember watching one game & FAU had over & no lie 804 yards of total offense & scored 69 points against North Texas. The 804 yards of total offense was a Conference USA record & they broke some more records in that game & this was back in 2017
I'm listing the playbooks that should be included. The deep dive into the dynasty showed some of the offensive schemes. The game has confirmed these playbooks: Air Raid, Multiple, Pistol, Power Spread, Option, Pro, Run & Shoot, Spread, Spread Option, and Veer & Shoot. Based on the team's offensive schemes and their real-life performance in plays and stats, I believe these playbooks would be among the best in the game. Also, my father is a Marine. Much respect man!
I definitely looked into their offense and you're correct on that. I couldn't find exactly what they run. All I know is that it's a variation of the spread.
I guess I need to make videos because no offense but the are more teams that run this offense and no UNLV does not run a version of that offense just because you may show a few wide formations does not mean they run that particular scheme
@@DuceSenpai UNLV uses more triple option principles with their scheme not veer and shoot I disagree with that assertion, but I ain't hating on the premise of video
Old Dominion (ODU) has Veer and Shoot as well. I don’t know much about it. If we’re going to replace it would these Veer and Shoot offenses be better or basically the same?
I swear I'm not, bro lol. Just giving people good options that I think will have some nice setups! I'm not a play spammer, but I understand where you're coming from. They will have those types. That's why I plan on doing a defensive series, too!