Offensive Playbook

[SpringBokVol]

What percentage of the offensive playbook do you think the coaches have installed?

I thought about this today and now I pose the question to Volnation.

In my opinion it is less than 50%. To me it seems I see 15-20 of the same plays every game.

Discuss.

 

[LWSVOL]

What percentage of the offensive playbook do you think the coaches have installed?

I thought about this today and now I pose the question to Volnation.

In my opinion it is less than 50%. To me it seems I see 15-20 of the same plays every game.

Discuss.

it is less than 50% due to inexperience over the entire offense. With Bray in, less than with Simms

 

[GAVol]

It's opened up marginally in the past couple of games, but I think you have it pretty well pegged.

 

[Ohio Vol]

What percentage of the offensive playbook do you think the coaches have installed?

I thought about this today and now I pose the question to Volnation.

In my opinion it is less than 50%. To me it seems I see 15-20 of the same plays every game.

Discuss.

So? Navy runs a playbook of about 10 plays (not even printed) and it's like watching a symphony.

Any good coach puts in the bread-and-butter plays first, and after those are pretty firmly grasped, the rest goes in. Pop in a tape of Wisconsin under Barry Alvarez; they had a typical massive playbook but ran four certain plays probably 45-50% of the time. Nebraska under Osborne had a good-sized playbook and ran three plays probably 70% of the time.

 

[zjcvols]

I'd be willing to say 55=60%

 

[MY3*VOLS]

What playbook? Thought we just say Simms throw to # or hand off to #..no? Keepin it simple because he locks on like thats the play

 

[Vols188]

75% or more

 

[#10_Ainge_#10]

I would say 40%. Judging by the fact we run that end around about twice a game and the same plays are ran 3 and 4 times a game.
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[LA Vol]

Whatever number it is (maybe 35-40%), they're having trouble executing them. Until we can line up properly and get the correct number of players on the field, we're going to be limited.

 

[holdemvol]

So? Navy runs a playbook of about 10 plays (not even printed) and it's like watching a symphony.

Any good coach puts in the bread-and-butter plays first, and after those are pretty firmly grasped, the rest goes in. Pop in a tape of Wisconsin under Barry Alvarez; they had a typical massive playbook but ran four certain plays probably 45-50% of the time. Nebraska under Osborne had a good-sized playbook and ran three plays probably 70% of the time.

That's all well and good when you have a roster that can physically dominate the opposition whether they know what's coming or not.
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[NEO]

Play one= Simms throws to the sidelines and connects with the first row of fans

Play two= DaRick end around

Play three= DaRick end around

Play four= Punt

Repeat steps one through three.

Note to coach. Play two and three can be substituted for Poole running the ball but after he gets a major gain do not attempt again as (all smart vol fans know) the defense will immediately stack the box. Instead, fool them with the original 3 plays again for the remainder of the game.

 

[Ohio Vol]

That's all well and good when you have a roster that can physically dominate the opposition whether they know what's coming or not.
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No, when you have a team that is able to execute plays properly it can be done. Physical size is irrelevant.

 

[batonrougevol]

Play one= Simms throws to the sidelines and connects with the first row of fans

Play two= DaRick end around

Play three= DaRick end around

Play four= Punt

Repeat steps one through three.

Note to coach. Play two and three can be substituted for Poole running the ball but after he gets a major gain do not attempt again as (all smart vol fans know) the defense will immediately stack the box. Instead, fool them with the original 3 plays again for the remainder of the game.

As sad as this is, I laughed my a*@ off

 

[The Tall Gguy]

FYP

Play one 1st and 10
Penalty (illegal formation)
Play one 1st and 15
Penalty (false start)
Play one 1st and 20
Play two 2nd and 20 (failed end around)
Play three 3rd and 20 (incomplete 5 yd out or screen pass)
Play four 4th and 17 (3 yd rush)
Play five Punt