2000 Tennessee Offensive Playbook

[LittleVolDaddy]

You're welcome

https://jimlightsfootballblog.files.wordpress.com/2014/10/2000-tennessee-offense.pdf

 

[Neyland Law Vol]

That is intense.

 

[tabrams]

You're welcome

https://jimlightsfootballblog.files.wordpress.com/2014/10/2000-tennessee-offense.pdf

Uhh that's crazy but should it be online?
Very complicated and looks like the real deal.

 

[zidanefan]

You'd need to be an aeronautical engineering major to learn... Nevermind.

 

[Chilmonty]

I think that pretty much shows why some guys "Develop" a little slower than others! :blink:

That made my head hurt!




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[VolPack22]

Wow don't think I'll talk crap about Randy Sanders ever again.

 

[JohnMcA60]

Dang that's a lot to remember as a QB. We had plays but nothing that intense.

 

[Orange And Garnet]

This is awesome.

 

[Orange And Garnet]

The playbook at the D3 level is nowhere near that. I can tell you from experience. Unbelievable. When I have time I'm going to look deep into it. Very interesting

 

[livefaith]

Mr. Zook is that you?

 

[MSCE09]

Uhh that's crazy but should it be online?
Very complicated and looks like the real deal.

Its 14 years old. Even Ron Zook wouldn't make copies of it now.

 

[RollinVol]

I got so lost looking at that. I feel so dumb now

 

[AllVolinGA]

Good stuff in there.

 

[joevol33]

This is nothing for our armchair coaches on volnation!

 

[TMatthews19]

Sarcasticly I expected this to be a lot of YouTube clips of WR screens. How did you find this?

 

[GAVol]

Haha... This will blow minds.

 

[f77f00]

That was interesting to see. For people that might know, is that a typical level of complexity for a playbook?

Oh, and that guy has a lot of these on his site, some are much more recent. No idea how legit they are but this search will pull many of them:

playbook | Search Results | Jim Light Football

 

[gunner]

Wow don't think I'll talk crap about Randy Sanders ever again.

Believe it or not, but Sanders was one of the brightest QB's and Coaches to evey come through UT. He has been called a genius by many because of his high IQ.

 

[LittleCat]

That's actually pretty neat. Thanks OP.

 

[FREAKIN ORANGE]

Amazing... thanks op.

 

[Orange And Garnet]

That was interesting to see. For people that might know, is that a typical level of complexity for a playbook?

Oh, and that guy has a lot of these on his site, some are much more recent. No idea how legit they are but this search will pull many of them:

playbook | Search Results | Jim Light Football

Looks legit to me

 

[Volunteer2012]

I'd be a horrible OC. I'd want to run out of the old power I alot. Pound the rock behind a big line and full backs. Hey come to think of it Navy would love me haha

 

[Aesius]

That was interesting to see. For people that might know, is that a typical level of complexity for a playbook?

Oh, and that guy has a lot of these on his site, some are much more recent. No idea how legit they are but this search will pull many of them:

playbook | Search Results | Jim Light Football

They have Rich Rod's WVU playbook from 2005 on there. Wouldn't be surprised if ours looks pretty similar considering CBJ was a WR coach there during that season.

 

[Vols4ever]

This is why coaching changes have a very very big impact and shows why we need stability. Learning a new system every year is just crazy.

And no wonder people like CP find it tough to understand the scheme. This is intense and after seeing this, I will not blame a player for not being in the right position!

 

[Orange And Garnet]

They have Rich Rod's WVU playbook from 2005 on there. Wouldn't be surprised if ours looks pretty similar considering CBJ was a WR coach there during that season.

Rich Rod's appears to be more simplistic which is necessary when trying to run up tempo. I could understand just about all of it.