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Wing I
Jul 6, 2008 2:15:06 GMT -5
Post by saint on Jul 6, 2008 2:15:06 GMT -5
I will be running the wing I this season with 7 - 9 year olds. I want to know if anyone has run the Wing I? Though I do have a nice playbook , I would like to find more material on this offense.  |
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Wing I
Jul 7, 2008 0:00:20 GMT -5
Post by Coach Metz on Jul 7, 2008 0:00:20 GMT -5
Coach,
If you find a site, let us know. I do have a book called "The Complete I-Formation Book" which focuses on the Wing-I. But that book was written in the early 70's and it's out of print. Nothing you shouldn't have already.
Metz
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Wing I
Jul 22, 2008 15:13:06 GMT -5
Post by saint on Jul 22, 2008 15:13:06 GMT -5
Coaches, I found a good book on the Wing I and it is called The Option Wing Offense. It has a lot of good info, not just option stuff. Coach Metz I would like to know more about this type of offensive set in the Wing T offense: .........B.....................B .W...............Q ...E...T...G...C...G...T...E.........(E) I read some material on this set and I believe it was in a book called the Modern Wing - T, not sure. |
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Wing I
Jul 22, 2008 15:51:18 GMT -5
Post by Coach Metz on Jul 22, 2008 15:51:18 GMT -5
Coach,
Can you clarify the (E) ... is that a potential unbalanced end or are there 12 men on the field there?
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Wing I
Jul 22, 2008 17:13:41 GMT -5
Post by saint on Jul 22, 2008 17:13:41 GMT -5
Sorry Coach, the E stands for TE, or SE, depending on the alignmnet call. In the diagram (E) is a SE, or bring him in "a little", using a nasty split with a TE. Let me clarify...
.............H....................H
WB...................Q..........(nasty)
.....TE...T...G...C...G...T.......TE
short side -field- wide side
The perimeter run looks strong with great misdirection , but Curious about the inside runnning (power, traps, etc.)?
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Wing I
Jul 22, 2008 22:45:57 GMT -5
Post by Coach Metz on Jul 22, 2008 22:45:57 GMT -5
Coach,
I've seen Jacksonville Bolles run stuff out of that set. They were very heavy on down. But being in a split back set opens up all sorts of split back possibilities. Power, Iso, Counter, quick pitch, trap off of quick pitch, veer.
Difficult to run the buck series and a true belly series.
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Wing I
Feb 18, 2010 12:12:26 GMT -5
Post by cjamerson on Feb 18, 2010 12:12:26 GMT -5
I realize I am well over a year behind on this conversations, but....
I few years back, we stuck mostly to our I package in the Wing T. I can't really give you an exact reason, it's just something we stayed with. We were double tight with straight I and offset I. Tried to keep it very simple. Iso weak and strong, Toss (very similar to SuperPower), Counter with the Wing (similar to DW counter), TB counter, and some PA passes. We ran 5 running plays and had 3 quick passing plays. My best advice is always keep it simple.
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