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This video is a breakdown by Coach Jason McManus about the way he uses simple RPO’s like Bubble routes and Arrow routes paired up with the Inside Zone Run game to attack defenders that are getting too aggressive. Inside zone works great until defenses don’t honor spread receivers, so here is the answer to that problem.

Learn More at: Football For Coaches MacAttack Spread RPO System

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Learn More at: Football For Coaches MacAttack Spread RPO System

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RPO should stand for “Run Power Often”! Coach Marty runs through the basics of his Power Play vs the Over Front. Power sets the stage for everything whether you run Power Read, RPO’s and more.

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You can find out more about the entire course that breaks down LSU’s Offense at this link: LSU: A Modern Spread Offense

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By Rick Stewart

Coach Stewart (All Access Coaching) has been a football coach for 27 years, 22 at the high school level including 16 as a head coach. 

In an earlier post we took in-depth look at Coach Roger Holmes’s blocking system that was developed by Hall-of-Fame legend Herschel Moore.

Holmes has won 240 games and played for 3 GA state championships, winning two, including 2019

This blocking system starts by assigning each lineman and back a letter to determine who pulls in the play call.  Combo blocks use the first letter to decide who kicks out and the second letter is for the man leading through the hole.

If the play Call involves the Letters: W, X, Y or Z the play side linemen will follow the “Post Lead Principals.”…..which involves the Man at the Called Hole and the two players to the outside of him.

If you missed the email…check out the blog article here.

Let’s apply the blocking system to Buck Sweep….

Holmes believes that the Wing-T MUST have the following in order to be successful:

1)     multiple variations to the traditional blocking schemes of the Wing-T.

2)     multiple formations, both balanced and unbalanced

3)     Find ways to attack a soft corner

4)     Either run triple option or throw the ball….depending on who your QB is.

Holmes also believes that for the Buck Sweep to be ran successfully….

• All backs must be willing to carry out all backfield fakes. 
• Timing is essential to backfield action being effective.
• Each player is responsible for a “block on each play”
• You need all four plays in the series to slow down the Defense.
• You need to have blocking variations for each play to be effective week to week.

Upon reading these beliefs, it is easy to see why so many teams are unsuccessful at running the Buck Sweep.  They don’t demand fakes, they aren’t committed to all 4 plays in the series, and they don’t have blocking variations.

Coaching Resource: Seven Ways to Run Buck Sweep

In this post will examine 3 of those 7 blocking variations….

Holmes calls Buck Sweep “Special”, and by his rules everyone outside the pulling G blocks down, the center reach blocks, and the backside tackle scoops.

One area that Holmes deviates from Delaware is that his Center blocks back vs a weak 1-tech shaded NG and the FB has playside A-gap blitzes.

The down blocks by the play side Tackle, TE, and Wing are critical to the play’s success.  Holmes teaches 2 types of down blocks. 

• Gap (head in front) vs a DL who normally penetrates.
• Down (head behind) vs a DL who stays on the LOS in order to read and react

 Blocking Buck Sweep the traditional way (“special”) vs a 50 front with a 4i over the Right Tackle leaves the offense vulnerable to the playside ILB shooting thru the open B-gap.

 

Two of Holmes solutions are to pull the Tackle (TEX) or the Tight End (EX) instead of the Guard.

 

If you would like access to Coach Holmes complete system, here is the link: Roger Holmes Wing T Super System

This video is provided by Pro Style Spread Offense and the Football Coaching Brotherhood YouTube Channel.

You can find out more about the entire course that breaks down LSU’s Offense at this link: LSU: A Modern Spread Offense

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LSU Goal Line Offense Rub Route and Slot Option

 

Breaking down the Rub Fade with LSU’s Offense & All-22 Video

You can find out more about the entire course that breaks down LSU’s Offense at this link: LSU: A Modern Spread Offense