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Post by Lebowski on Jan 26, 2016 9:13:52 GMT -6
Sounds like something the Cooz would run as an offense.
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Post by Hitch on Jan 29, 2016 13:26:56 GMT -6
Tell us about it, Cooz...........
Oh wait, you're COOCH.........
My bad!
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Post by fbs on Jan 29, 2016 13:45:40 GMT -6
I'm a no huddle guy, have been for years... I feel like there are a ton of reasons to do it, some are more obvious than others. 1. I control the tempo, not the kids. No huddle does not mean we are going fast. It can mean that, but the game will now be played at whatever pace I want it to be. If I want to slow down I'll call a dead play and check it at the line. If I want to really grind it out I'll hold the play until I'm ready for the ball to be snapped. 2. I feel like communication is way more efficient this way, and even if your QB has a stuttering problem it won't affect the game. I also don't have to worry about who is running the play in and if they will remember it on the way to the stupid huddle. 3. If I want to go really fast and things are clicking I can wear a defense out very quickly. 4. The more plays I run, statistically the more opportunities I have to score. I know the counter argument to that, so don't waste your breath. 5. I believe it pushes kids to learn more football than they do when they are just running something that's called in a huddle. 6. I'm never trapped into a bad play. 7. The least obvious one is that I can save my guys a ton of wasted running by doing this. Think about it... How many of you have lost your mind screaming at kids to "SPRINT TO THE LINE" Most huddles are set at 10 yards. Lets say you run 80 plays. You are now asking your kids to sprint 800 hidden yards ON TOP of the actual game. It's silly. Anyway... I know not everyone will agree with those things, but everyone does things differently.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 29, 2016 14:32:03 GMT -6
you're open to most things......... The "meet senator chuck Schumer" signs in the background are fabulous.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 29, 2016 14:34:17 GMT -6
The "meet senator chuck Schumer" signs in the background are fabulous. If we huddle we are gonna be running a wing-t/wishbone/stack I combo offense and we only want to run about 40 plays so that's only 400 hidden yards Sucket.
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Post by Hitch on Feb 1, 2016 15:23:12 GMT -6
LMAO!!!
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Post by tonymontana on Feb 2, 2016 9:55:51 GMT -6
I'm a no huddle guy, have been for years... I feel like there are a ton of reasons to do it, some are more obvious than others. 1. I control the tempo, not the kids. No huddle does not mean we are going fast. It can mean that, but the game will now be played at whatever pace I want it to be. If I want to slow down I'll call a dead play and check it at the line. If I want to really grind it out I'll hold the play until I'm ready for the ball to be snapped. 2. I feel like communication is way more efficient this way, and even if your QB has a stuttering problem it won't affect the game. I also don't have to worry about who is running the play in and if they will remember it on the way to the stupid huddle. 3. If I want to go really fast and things are clicking I can wear a defense out very quickly. 4. The more plays I run, statistically the more opportunities I have to score. I know the counter argument to that, so don't waste your breath. 5. I believe it pushes kids to learn more football than they do when they are just running something that's called in a huddle. 6. I'm never trapped into a bad play.7. The least obvious one is that I can save my guys a ton of wasted running by doing this. Think about it... How many of you have lost your mind screaming at kids to "SPRINT TO THE LINE" Most huddles are set at 10 yards. Lets say you run 80 plays. You are now asking your kids to sprint 800 hidden yards ON TOP of the actual game. It's silly. Anyway... I know not everyone will agree with those things, but everyone does things differently. All these can be done from a huddle. Just because you huddle doesn't mean you don't signal in plays.
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Post by xdipster on Feb 2, 2016 11:42:09 GMT -6
I'm a no huddle guy, have been for years... I feel like there are a ton of reasons to do it, some are more obvious than others. 1. I control the tempo, not the kids. No huddle does not mean we are going fast. It can mean that, but the game will now be played at whatever pace I want it to be. If I want to slow down I'll call a dead play and check it at the line. If I want to really grind it out I'll hold the play until I'm ready for the ball to be snapped. 2. I feel like communication is way more efficient this way, and even if your QB has a stuttering problem it won't affect the game. I also don't have to worry about who is running the play in and if they will remember it on the way to the stupid huddle. 3. If I want to go really fast and things are clicking I can wear a defense out very quickly. 4. The more plays I run, statistically the more opportunities I have to score. I know the counter argument to that, so don't waste your breath. 5. I believe it pushes kids to learn more football than they do when they are just running something that's called in a huddle. 6. I'm never trapped into a bad play.7. The least obvious one is that I can save my guys a ton of wasted running by doing this. Think about it... How many of you have lost your mind screaming at kids to "SPRINT TO THE LINE" Most huddles are set at 10 yards. Lets say you run 80 plays. You are now asking your kids to sprint 800 hidden yards ON TOP of the actual game. It's silly. Anyway... I know not everyone will agree with those things, but everyone does things differently. All these can be done from a huddle. Just because you huddle doesn't mean you don't signal in plays. But the guys in the stands thinks it looks cooler.
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Post by kennywayne9 on Feb 2, 2016 11:49:30 GMT -6
All these can be done from a huddle. Just because you huddle doesn't mean you don't signal in plays. But the guys in the stands thinks it looks cooler. DING DING DING
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Post by fbs on Feb 2, 2016 11:56:36 GMT -6
are ya'll really dense enough to think that no huddle guys do it because it looks cool from the stands? nevermind. just answered my own question. Don't discredit yourselves by saying something idiotic. For the record, I told you why I favor not huddling, which was the question. I wasn't looking for some half arsed rebuttal or for an argument about it.
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Post by tonymontana on Feb 2, 2016 11:59:11 GMT -6
are ya'll really dense enough to think that no huddle guys do it because it looks cool from the stands? nevermind. just answered my own question. Don't discredit yourselves by saying something idiotic. For the record, I told you why I favor not huddling, which was the question. I wasn't looking for some half arsed rebuttal or for an argument about it. Sorry
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Post by Hitch on Feb 2, 2016 12:03:31 GMT -6
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Post by tonymontana on Feb 2, 2016 12:05:57 GMT -6
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Post by Hitch on Feb 2, 2016 12:07:17 GMT -6
Genetics........
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Post by tonymontana on Feb 2, 2016 12:08:05 GMT -6
Allows you to post over-sized pics off the internet???
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Post by Hitch on Feb 2, 2016 12:09:11 GMT -6
hahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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Post by Hitch on Feb 2, 2016 12:09:33 GMT -6
Here's one more your style.........
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Post by xdipster on Feb 2, 2016 12:25:17 GMT -6
are ya'll really dense enough to think that no huddle guys do it because it looks cool from the stands? nevermind. just answered my own question. Don't discredit yourselves by saying something idiotic. For the record, I told you why I favor not huddling, which was the question. I wasn't looking for some half arsed rebuttal or for an argument about it. Nope. Just dense enough to know how to push other coaches buttons.
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Post by Hitch on Feb 2, 2016 12:57:58 GMT -6
hahaha. Well played.
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Post by fbs on Feb 2, 2016 13:16:10 GMT -6
just not a good day for it.
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