While good, definitely not. Watch some wilmington (PA) Greyhounds football. DLS as well, all very superior with the WT. D1 Kids left and right in an old school system, makes for insane film and creates headaches beyond imagination for coaches. Trust me.
Hats off to that QB... made some good reads and completing Flag/Corner Routes at the HS Level is not easy... Waggle Plays are very effective at the HS Level
My team was a doormat for a decade…new coach…new offense..the wingT and a stout 3/4 D……..from last place to 9 and 2 and a San Diego county final ranking of 5th……thank you Coach Ed Burke.
Yep! When I was deciding on an offensive system to run as a head coach, I always thought back to what I hated to see when I was a linebacker. The spread? I loved seeing that because I could track the ball much easier. There weren't any confusing keybreakers to worry about.
Same when ran it and we won a ton of games. As a HS o line kid I loved it. I was short but strong, aggressive, and well- coached. We beat better teams on a regular basis.
Tubby Raymond and Ted Kempski along with others created and modified the Wing-T in the ‘50s and ‘60s way before Markham thought about his version of the DOUBLE Wing.
Better vision to read the line of scrimmage. Also, running backs are going to come up out of their stance as they approach the line of scrimmage anyway. The only players that need to be in a three point stance are those on the line of scrimmage. Same reason you would never have linebackers in a three point stance. In my opinion, the only reason fullbacks are still in the three-point is tradition.
Traditionally, buck refers to fullback trap (with a fake of the sweep to follow). Belly is more complicated. It can mean different things to different coaches, but for most wing-t coaches, it refers to a halfback leading the fullback off-tackle.
@@GM-tt9lk Hmmm...I'm a little out of my realm here as I have only ever coached high school players, but I would think belly/down series would be easier to install at that level because instead of a three-part movement (trap, sweep, waggle) in the buck series, it would/could be a two-part movement, i.e., belly with belly pass, and both plays are run to the same side. The belly pass, in particular for younger kids, should be easier because there are only two routes, both of which occur right in front of the QB.
Belly/down or 80 series is easier to install with that age group. Buck can be installed but it’s a lot more labor intensive. I’ve coached Wing t for over 5 years and I always install down and belly first. Some years I never installed the buck series because we didn’t have the personnel. Jet or rocket are good alternatives for younger teams.
We were coached to do that against Wing T and the team we played against would just pull the guards out and then run it right up the gut where our inside backers once had been
In high school a team installed this offense the week before they played us after not using it all season. Thought it'd give them a shot lol. We won 52-0
Do you mind if I ask the state and school? Of course, just because an offense runs the wing t doesn't automatically mean they will be great, or even good, but I do believe that it has the potential to make a talented team a juggernaut. Thanks for watching and commenting!
What was that BS flag at 3:20? This ref must have ties to the white team! 😂 Its like he threw the glag because dude missed the tackle. Dont worry buddy i got your bsck! 😂😂 WTF. These refs are crazy!!
