Yeah, seems like Oregon State has been one of the better Ace playbooks for a couple years now.Originally Posted by Rudy
Good call. It may have been love at first sight, but I'm definitely liking this playbook.
Yeah, seems like Oregon State has been one of the better Ace playbooks for a couple years now.
Good call. It may have been love at first sight, but I'm definitely liking this playbook.
CLEMSON BOOK IS HOT! I mean HOT, like EASTERN MICHIGAN, SB TRIO IS BEASTLY!
I might have to try out Fresno State. I've been toying around with V-Tech, Wisconsin, and Western Kentucky lately. I'm a Pro Style kind of guy, but I'm open to change things up.
Auburn's is a lot of fun as long as you don't want to use nothing but the Wildcat stuff.
ALABAMA
SOUTHERN MISS
CLEMSON
FRESNO STATE
EASTERN MICHIGAN
this is my newest update lol
Fresno State is still where it's at for me.
My favorite part of that book is that I'm basically using nothing but I this season (that's what 1995 Ohio State did ... I and Split). Next year I'll add in more Ace (as they did in 1996), then some Shotgun for 1997.
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What would be a good coryell playbook that is ace and offset I heavy, similar to Norv Turner's Chargers offense?
I just love the Wake Forest playbook. It's technically a multiple but you have:
1 ace set
6 I formations
5 shotgun
1 Wishbone
For me I am all about I formation su it's perfect. M an I still wish we had CUSTOM though because I would love to see a split back formation with this playbook.
Thanks for all the suggestions guys... I was using Illinois and I still like it but the passing is so bland and really not going to cut it. So I went to Idaho, my brother told me to try it out, and it surprised me. It has a lot of good runs and a ton of ACE formations and I Form but it too is lacking on the passing plays either under center or the few shotgun formations it has. So I took Solidice's advice and tried BYU's playbook and I'm really liking the passing. A lot of their pass routes are unique and work well for me, but there run plays leave something more to be wanted.
I'll give these teams a try since they've been mentioned...
ALABAMA
CLEMSON
FRESNO STATE
EASTERN MICHIGAN
UTAH STATE
HOUSTON
OKLAHOMA STATE
SAN JOSE STATE
OREGON STATE
SOUTHERN MISS
Looking for a playbook with the most "Bunch" formations. Any suggestions?
Wake Forest Has 12 Shotgun Formations and 5 I Formations.. Other numbers are accurate
I'm trying to figure out what playbook to use.
J want to run the spread. I have a 95 QB with speed and 5 receivers 80 or better (2 in 90's, 2 that are 85 and 1 that's 80) my tight end is only a 70 and my back is a 82.
So I want to throw the ball around. Maybe Houstons?
Check out Wyoming (Spread with LOTS of passing concepts and option running plays) or Hawai'i (Run and Shoot - where you can run the same play all game and DESTROY the opposition if your receivers and you can make the right reads).
Which playbooks contain quad sets? If it makes it easier, just shout out the formation names. So far I've got:
Shotgun: Bunch Quads
Shotgun: Empty Quads
Am I missing any?
There's Shotgun: Quads Trio too.
As for which playbooks:
1 Quads formation
Buffalo
Cincinnati
FIU
Iowa State
Louisville
Mid Tenn State
Notre Dame
Penn State
Rice
Southern Miss
Toledo
UL Monroe
Utah
Wyoming
2 Quads Formations
Missouri
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Thank you, sir! I had overlooked Shotgun: Quads Trio.
Side note, Roy, check out the post I just made in the TGT Playbook Spreadsheet thread. It's how I was able to come up quickly with the list of teams. Took me 15 seconds, tops.
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I have the spreadsheet. I wanted to check to make sure there wasn't a hidden quads set and I missed the other formation. Thanks!
Does anyone out there have any luck with Idaho and San Diego State's playbooks. I am going to be trying them both in my offline dynasty tonight and was wondering if anybody had any tips.
Idaho's is a great playbook if you like the one back system.
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