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Building Your Offense Around a Base Run and Pass

Building Your Offense Around a Base Run and Pass. Pat Chitwood St. Xavier High School Louisville, KY. Offensive Approach. First downs win games . End every possession with a kick . Use multiple formations and backfield sets to run the same plays . Have a functional run/pass balance .

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Building Your Offense Around a Base Run and Pass

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  1. Building Your Offense Around a Base Run and Pass Pat Chitwood St. Xavier High School Louisville, KY

  2. Offensive Approach • First downs win games. • End every possession with a kick. • Use multiple formations and backfield sets to run the same plays. • Have a functional run/pass balance. • Do what the team needs to win.

  3. Having a Base Play • Sets the tone for your offense. • A play you will run “anywhere, any time.” • Run from multiple formations. • Gives you something to go to when things get crazy. • Examples . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

  4. Base Play “Musts” • Must be an expert at that play. • Be able to solve problems with it • Must be able to adjust the blocking scheme. • Must be able to find formation advantages. • Must be stubborn about running it. • Must have complimentary plays when the defense “over-adjusts” to stop it.

  5. Base Run - Sweep

  6. Sweep in Recent History 2003 (12-3): Attempts: 123 Yards: 644 Per Carry: 5.2 Efficiency: 50.4% 2004 (14-1): Attempts: 146 Yards: 1,023 Per Carry: 7.1 Efficiency: 63% 2005 (14-1): Attempts: 125 Yards: 803 Per Carry: 6.4 Efficiency: 72% 2006 (9-3): Attempts: 105 Yards: 903 Per Carry: 8.6 Efficiency: 64.8% 2007 (14-1): Attempts: 144 Yards: 915 Per Carry: 6.4 Efficiency 60% 2008 (12-1): Attempts: 90 Yards: 592 Per Carry: 6.6 Efficiency: 64.4%

  7. Sweep Blocking Rules

  8. Sweep –vs- 4-4

  9. Sweep –vs- 4-3

  10. Sweep –vs- 3-3 Stack * TE blocks LB if the End is too wide to reach.

  11. Film

  12. Base Pass – All-Stop

  13. “All-Stop” Advantages • Simple route • Rhythm throw for QB – doesn’t require a “big-arm” • Easy pre-snap reads • Deepest Corner • Tightest Flat Defender • Shortest Throw • Good opportunity for YAC

  14. “All-Stop” Coaching Points • Must sell the “Go” route • Must have proper spacing – Split Rules • WR must turn outside after the catch • QB must make a pre-snap read and throw to that side of the field • QB must throw on proper timing

  15. Pro Set – Middle of Field

  16. 2 x 2 w/ TE – Ball on Hash

  17. Empty Set – Ball on Hash

  18. Film

  19. Thank You!chitwoodp@saintxfac.com

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