Shawn Liotta, Head Coach at Burrell High School (PA) and creator of the No Huddle No Mercy Offense, takes you through an entire drive from a game and explains what he's thinking when calling plays.
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Next series, we're gonna motion again, we now have him in the slot. So we use this to our advantage. So now we put the guy there doubling in the slot, we motion him extended motion all the way across the field, well, they both follow him. So we're going to run speed option. Again, they're vacating this run fit. Alright, that run fits being vacated. So we just run a really simple speed option. Okay, out there to where they're, they're vacating that run, fit, and we end up with with a really good game there. Okay, really positive play. Alright, another example, we're in our short yardage deal, okay, we're in that compressed set. Now, I want you to see this now, okay, because this is something that I tell people, and it is often the case, a lot of times, if you want to try to get your guy, one on one with somebody, get in a jumbo set, even if you're not a team that does this, if you're a past team, this is a great way to get your back a lot of times, they won't commit to putting another guy over the top because it really makes them light, you know, in that box against the run. So, you know, we took a look at it, you know, saw how they play it. Alright, we got pretty good success there. You know, out of that jumbo, that little jumbo deal. Like I said, it's just so different, you know, than what we typically, you know, do that it gives teams, you know, it does give teams some some issues there. Again, we got we got a one on one out here, okay, so we may have checked something there, you know, you can see the quarterback and higher communicate and are there, there's some communication going on between between these two, you know, will signal routes and, you know, some things like that, but that was, that was a second one, we weren't going to get real, real cute there, guy. We get some type of a penalty pushes us back. Alright, here's another example. All right, here's another example of that run fit getting vacated. With a motion, we hand the ball off the ball gets bounced back on the zone play, you know, right into where where it's being vacated. So if they're if they're playing man, and they're trying to double somebody, they got to give something up, you know, there's got to be somewhere some area here, you know, that they're giving up. So again, we've got him in the slot, we got even a slot remotion em all the way across, okay, and now, you know, they've got four over three, and they've got one on one and that's something important to remember because there there's another example of us working to work in a single receiver you know, against single coverage and we had a patent for a touchdown here you know, on a on a subsequent drive, you know, we end up throwing up throwing a touchdown on similar thing we come back to the speed option, he fumbled the ball. Again, this kid wasn't a runner, so this wasn't a big, but you can see just the, you know, that they're begun for the speed option here, you know, pitch the ball quick off him, you know, get that thing kicked. And you know, it's a it's a good deal. But again, that's why you gotta have these tools like we had it in it wasn't something we run a ton of. But we always practice, you know, speed option or a way to get the ball out quick on the perimeter I think is important. All right, we take a time out there. We got really, really long yardage. Okay, now this is an example in our, in our choice package, we have the ability to call locked vertical I'll talk about that more when we get into the passing game video section. But we have a way that you know, we run we don't run for verticals, we run we run multiple adjusting routes, choice routes, whatever you want to call them. So here we want to have the ability to lock this route. If we truly want to go after this one on one to where if he falls off and he can't touch him at the 10 yard landmark. He doesn't shut it down. You know with the adjustable stop like we typically do we want to keep it on so he can go but what happens is if he continues to carry it, and this guy stays over the top we have an automatic back shoulder deal that we do. So this will turn into once he clears the 15 yard mark he can't run by him. He's thinking back shoulder all the way and that's what happens here and we rep this we spent a lot of time on it. Okay, it's something that that we do put put quite a bit of time into.
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17 фев 2022
