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TEAM GUIDELINES Use of profanity will not be accepted and will be punished. Be a POSITIVE role model for the community. Under no circumstances will a player take another player’s equipment or personal belongings. Losing equipment or leaving it at home will result in an AA and paying for the equipment if lost. In order to be successful, we must fight through heat, rain, aches, pains, and GET OUR WORK DONE. Do not bring valuables to practice. No jewelry is allowed while in any type of football attire. Label your equipment with your name and number. We will take a business-like approach. “If you aren’t here on business, you have no business being here.” Coaches will make personnel decisions based on what’s best for the TEAM, not the individual player. If you are dissatisfied with your position, or playing time, DOESN’T BE A GRUMBLER! WORK HARDER AND HAVE A GREAT ATTITUDE! Handle your emotions in a positive manner. Always strive for self control on times of adversity. Displays of temper include throwing equipment, will be dealt with harshly! There will be no walking on the football field during practice or games. Football is supposed to be fun. Practice and play with enthusiasm. Players will hustle at all times. Lack of hustle is a show of selfishness and will be dealt with harshly! Players will always be positive with their teammates. Negative comments or insults will not be tolerated. We are a family and must support each other as such. When appropriate to leave the bench to show support, or to congratulate a teammate, all team members will go and support, or congratulate them. All spectators are encouraged to watch practice sessions, as long as their presence is not distracting or negative.

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Page 1: Spread Offense by Coach Fuller Ton PDF

TEAM GUIDELINES

• Use of profanity will not be accepted and will be punished.

• Be a POSITIVE role model for the community.

• Under no circumstances will a player take another player’s equipment or personal belongings.

• Losing equipment or leaving it at home will result in an AA and paying for the equipment if lost.

• In order to be successful, we must fight through heat, rain, aches, pains, and GET OUR WORK DONE.

• Do not bring valuables to practice.

• No jewelry is allowed while in any type of football attire.

• Label your equipment with your name and number.

• We will take a business-like approach. “If you aren’t here on business, you have no business being here.”

• Coaches will make personnel decisions based on what’s best for the TEAM, not the individual player. If you are dissatisfied with your position, or playing time, DOESN’T BE A GRUMBLER! WORK HARDER AND HAVE A GREAT ATTITUDE!

• Handle your emotions in a positive manner. Always strive for self control on times of adversity. Displays of temper include throwing equipment, will be dealt with harshly!

• There will be no walking on the football field during practice or games. Football is supposed to be fun. Practice and play with enthusiasm.

• Players will hustle at all times. Lack of hustle is a show of selfishness and will be dealt with harshly!

• Players will always be positive with their teammates.

• Negative comments or insults will not be tolerated. We are a family and must support each other as such. When appropriate to leave the bench to show support, or to congratulate a teammate, all team members will go and support, or congratulate them.

• All spectators are encouraged to watch practice sessions,

as long as their presence is not distracting or negative.

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Attendance

1. Players are expected to attend ALL meetings, practices, and

team functions, ON TIME! Not knowing about an event or

the time is not an excuse! If the team is there, you must be

there.

2. A player must be in attendance unless excused by the

HEAD COACH.

3. If unable to attend, he must PERSONALLY notify the

HEAD COACH prior to the activity, allowing enough time

to make preparation for his absence. WORD PASSED ON

BY SOMEONE ELSE IS NOT ACCEPTABLE!!

4. An unexcused absence will result in an extended AA. A

second unexcused absence will result in 1 game suspension.

A 3rd unexcused absence will result in expulsion from the

team.

5. A player who has an unexcused absence the day before a

game will not dress in that game.

6. A player who comes late to practice, game, or function,

will be assigned an AA.

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Coach Fullerton’s Ideal Football Program

MISSION STATEMENT A comprehensive football program, which emphasizes the development of

lifelong values and skills through hard work, sportsmanship, ethical conduct,

and fair play. The foundation of which is based upon open communication

and mutual respect among coaches, athletes, and officials. Serving as

positive, powerful, productive force for the team, community, and most

importantly the athlete.

OBJECTIVES To provide an attractive program for athletes:

- make player safety and welfare our HIGHEST priority

- provide the athletes with an enjoyable and rewarding experience

To teach the game of football: - Specific football skills and strategies

- sportsmanship, ethical conduct and fair play

To make the football program a source of community pride:

- Help each athlete to interact positively with the community and fellow team mates.

- make the team a positive influence on all who come in contact with it

PHILOSOPHY Control field position:

- GREAT DEFENSE- Stop the run and pressure the quarterback

- SOUND SPECIAL TEAMS- Create positive “Sudden Changes”

- ERROR FREE OFFENSE- Exploit the defense and eliminate set backs

GOALS Play Hard: Ability- due to conditioning

Play smart: Desire- due to motivation

Be a Champion: Character- due to commitment

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Making football H.A.R.D

Hustle-Practice is a time for affirmative action, it is a time to develop fundamentally as a

unit and individually, it is a time to develop mental discipline and Positive habits. All

players are expected to Hustle during drills, between drills, to breaks, returning from

breaks, to the huddle, to their position, on and off the field, and MOST IMPORTANT

SNAP TO WHISTLE. Remember this, "if your on the GRASS give it the GAS!"

Attitude-Maintaining a positive approach in practice and games, towards teammates,

coaches, officials, and opponents. Giving nothing more and nothing less than you are

capable of at all times. We don't ask for 110% because that is not a reasonable request,

when you continually try to perform at a higher level then you are capable of you break

down, cars cant do it neither can players. Just give your best because no contribution is

too small and EVERY player has an important role in the success of the team!

Respect-This builds the character of our team, Treat others the way you would like to be

treated, Respect their feelings, Respect their effort, Respect who they are! Everyone who

plays this game deserves respect, Respect those who came before you and those who will

follow, we are all one family playing the greatest game in the world!

Discipline-In order to be successful you must be mentally disciplined at all times. Mental

discipline gives us focus, poise, and confidence, it gives us the ADVANTAGE.

Developing and maintaining concentration during practice and games helps to eliminate

mental mistakes and penalties. Physical mistakes are part of the game and sometimes no

matter how much we practice can not be avoided, we do not worry about these mistakes

because over the course of a game they will even out for both teams and we can

overcome them. Mental mistakes are the sole responsibility of us, as individuals and as a

TEAM! If we eliminate mental mistakes we eliminate our worst enemy and maximize

our enjoyment and success as a team!

As a team we will always work H.A.R.D.

• H-ustle

• A-ttitude

• R-espect

• D-iscipline

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My Commitment as a Bear

I'm part of the fellowship of the truly committed. I have that Bear Competitive Spirit

Power. The dye has been cast. I have stepped over the line. The decision has been made.

I’m a Disciple of Success. I won't look back, let up, slow down, back away, or be still.

My past is history, my present makes sense, my future is determined. I'm finished and

done with low living, sight walking, small planning, colorless dreams, tamed visions,

mundane talking, cheap living, and dwarfed goals.

I no longer need preeminence, prosperity, position, promotions, plaudits, or popularity. I

don't have to be right, first, tops, recognized, praised, regarded, or rewarded. I have

mobilized my forces, am supported by teammates, walk by patience, am elevated by

effort and know that what is due me will catch up to me, drawn along in the jet stream,

the forward motion of my hard work.

My face is set, my gait is fast, my goal is the Championship, my road is narrow, my way

rough, my companions few, my guide reliable, my mission dear. I have decided to Ride

The High Places. I cannot be bought, compromised, detoured, lured away, turned back,

deluded or delayed. I will not flinch in the face of sacrifice, hesitate in the presence of

adversaries, negotiate at the table of the enemy, ponder at the pool of popularity, meander

in the maze of mediocrity, wander in the deserts of doubt, or be lost in the murky swamp

of I don't know.

I won’t give up, shut up, let up, until I have stayed up, stared up, pumped up, paid up, and

practiced up for the cause. I am a disciplined persevere. I have a plan to make it happen,

give till I drop, preach till all know, Crusade for our success and refuse to lose. No matter

how long it takes, no matter how hard it is, no matter how much it costs, no matter what I

have to personally sacrifice, I'll do whatever it takes to achieve my goals. The

slaughterhouse of failure is not my destiny. I will Never, Never Quit. I am committed to

my own success and the success of my teammates. Together Everyone Achieves More. I

will help them sing their song and they mine.

Yes, I am a truly committed Bear. Join me in the Quest for Greatness. Let us Ride the

High Places together as we reach for the stars.

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Warrior Creed The warrior spirit reminds me that no one can stop me today: That this is my day. Hidden inside of me is a warrior who reacts on instinct waiting to be released. As I buckle my chinstrap, instinct consumes my body and mind, knowing that I have worked harder and prepared myself to conquer the man across from me. Life will no longer be the same. I will push myself to unbearable pain only to have that pain fade away each time the ball is snapped. Fatigue plays no favorites in football. It only fears those who have worked hard in the days before the game. I visualize myself making plays only champions could make. My heart races as the game is fast and bodies move in blurred motion. Blood and sweat bead off my body as the game goes on. My emotions take over, challenging my limits. It’s simple! The battlefield is made up of warriors that play an intense game based upon the elements of speed, strength and endurance. This game is a way of life, and it has taught me all that I know. After each battle, I lie physically exhausted, left only to ponder on the blessings of competition and victory.

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Warrior's Code

1. Warriors are disciplined people committed to excellence.

2. Warriors are positive people.

3. Warriors treat training sessions as personal proving grounds.

4. Warriors are persistent.

5. Warriors live a balanced life.

6. Warriors serve others.

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INDIVIDUAL OFFENSE

Score Touchdown

Throw Touchdown Pass

Rush For 100+ Yards

Catch Passes for 50+ Yards

Key Block on Touchdown Run

Seven + Cross field Blocks

Key Fumble Recovery

Game Best Blocker

Kick Field Goal

Big Hit

STAR CHART OFFENSE

Score 24 points

Rush for 200 + yards

Pass for 100 + yards

Total Offense 300 + Yards

Zero Sacks

Zero Fumbles

Zero Interceptions

One Sustained 10 Play Drive

Average 20 + Yards Per. K.O. Return

Less Than 10 Yards Per. Punt Return

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The Huddle

QB

LT LG C RG RT

X H 3 Y Z

• C forms the Huddle 10 yards off the Ball

• Linemen, bend over

• Backs and Receivers in the back of the Line.

• ONLY THE QB SPEAKS IN THE HUDDLE!

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RUSHING ATTACK

“Preparation and Execution

Are the keys to victory and success”

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Receivers

� X Always lines up on the Left of the QB

� Z Is always to the right of the QB

� Y Is the TE, usually the power side. Except in Slot and Wing.

� H Is a Fullback/TE Type in Tight formations. Will become a WR in Open

Formations.

LG

RB

QBZ

H

YX RTLT RGC

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Running Backs

� 3 is the number for the Running back

� 4 is the Fullback

� 2 is the third back in the power I

Holes

LG

RB

QBZ

FB

YX RTLT RGC

LG

RB

QB

Z

FB Y

X RTLT RGC

LG

QB

ZX RTLT RGC1 2 4 6 8357

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Offensive Line

� G = Play Side Guard Pulls.

� OG = Backside Guard Pulls

� Trap = Both Guards Pull

� Sweep = Play Side Guard Pulls

� Zone = blocking the same way (right/Left)

� If no Call Man Blocking

T

B

T

B

T E T

B

T

B

T

B

B

T E

Combo Cover

G OG

Fold Trap

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Motion – H Back • In all single back formations, the H back has these motion calls.

• Zoom will go across formation.

• Zip will become lead blocker.

• Rip will reverse motion at the QB.

• Biz will Block Weak Side DT.

• Full will become the Fullback.

Motion – X & Z • In any 2 back formations, the X & Z has these motion calls.

• Zoom will go across formation

• Rip will reverse motion at the QB

• Depending on the power side

Motion – Backs • Running back

• Lou = Left

• Rob = Right

• Fullback

• Lonnie = Left

• Ralph = Right

Motion – Y • There is only one motion for the TE Shift

• You cannot put your hand down on the ground. If you do you can not move.

• Take 2 steps back

• Go across the formation

• Go back to the TE position.

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Run Play Calls

Ace Right 34 G

• Ace is the formation

• Right tells the TE which side to go

• 3 is the back #

• 4 is the Hole

• G is the play side guard that pulls

– He will kick out the DE

Ace Open Left Full 34 Counter Trap

• Ace is the formation

• Open tells the Receiver’s where to go

• Left tells the TE which side to go

• Full tells the H back what motion he has

• 3 is the back

• 4 is the hole

• Counter tells the Full he is blocking back side and tells the RB he’s taking a jab

step towards the left side than coming right to the 4 hole.

• Trap tells the OG and the G that there pulling

– G kicks out the DE

– OG goes through the hole and picks up LB

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PASSING ATTACK

“One who is weak must prepare against his enemy.

One who is strong makes his enemy prepare against him”

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Receivers

� X Always lines up on the Left of the QB

� Z Is always to the right of the QB

� Y Is the TE, usually the power side. Except in Slot and Wing.

� H Is a Fullback/TE Type in Tight formations. Will become a WR in Open

Formations.

LG

RB

QBZ

H

YX RTLT RGC

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WRBall

S

Q 2

W

7I

63

58C

0

H

9

1 4

0 = Post Corner ( break on 8 yds. )1 = Out ( 5 yd out )2 = Quick Slant3 = Curl in ( 8 yd inside Curl )4 = Drag ( 5 yd in )5 = Corner6 = Hitch7 = Twist Out8 = Post9 = FlyC = Corner PostD = Dig ( 10 yd in )H = Hitch and goI = Twist InQ = Quick OutS = SwingW = Wheel

Psssing Tree

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Back Routs

Flood

Fold

Swing

Line

LOS

5 Yards

Dump Delay

Pass Blockthan relese

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Play Action

• 7 Back (Running Back)

– 2,4,6,8 are the holes right of the Center

– 1,3,5,7 are the holes left of the Center

• 8 Back (Fullback)

– 2,4,6,8 are the holes right of the Center

– 1,3,5,7 are the holes left of the Center

Play Action with Pass

• L = Flood

• D = Dump

• F = Fold

• E = Delay

• S = Swing

• Ace Right 74L 9999

• Ace Right 76F 9999

• Ace Right 78S

• Ace Right 75D

• Ace Right 74D

Pass Play Calling

• Ace Right 84F 2YW4

– Ace=Formation

– Right=Power side

– 7=3 back

– 4=Four Hole

– F=Fold

– 2=X runs a Slant

– Y=Y stays and blocks

– W=H runs a wheel rout

– 4=Z runs a drag

LG

RB

QB

Z

H

YX RTLT RGC

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Audible

• States – pass (Texas, Illinois, and etc…)

– Texas 8972 – X=8, Y=9, H=7, Z=2

• Cities – Run (Decatur, Springfield, and etc…

– Decatur 8934 – first 2 numbers are dummy numbers last 2 are real. The

call would be 34

• County – Dummy Call (Macon, Sangamon, and etc.)

• The QB will be able to shift into any formation by calling the formation by name.

• Example: If a play is Called “Ace Right 36” and the opposing LB steps in the

hole, you might want to audible. The call would sound like this ( Texas

2108(pass) Decatur 8934 Zip (run) ). If you still want to run the same play you

might want to use ( Macon 8956 which is the dummy call). Just to see if the LB

backs off.

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Formations

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Ace RightX

RB

ZH

X Y

Ace LeftX

RB

Z

HX

Y

I RightX

RB

Z

F

X Y

Tiger Right

X

RB

ZHX

Y

X

RB

ZHX Y

Tiger Left

Flex

Empty Right

Empty Left

X

RB

ZH

XY

XH Z

YXRB

X

RB

Z

HX

Y

Slot RightX

RB

Z

HX

Y

Wing RightX

RB

Z

HX

Y

Jackal RightX

RB

Z

H

X Y

Slot LeftX

RB

Z

H

X Y

Wing LeftX

RB

ZH

X Y

Jackal LeftX

RB

Z

H

XY

WolfX

RB

X ZH Y

I LeftX

RB

Z

F

XY

Pro RightX

RB

Z

F

X Y

Pro LeftX

RB

Z

F

XY

Strong RightX

RB

Z

F

X Y

Strong LeftX

RB

Z

F

XY

Weak RightX

RB

Z

F

X Y

Weak LeftX

RB

Z

F

XY

TwinsX

RB

ZH

XY

Diamond RightX

H Z

Y

X

RB

Diamond LeftX

H Z

Y

X

RB

Power I RightX

RB

Z

F

X

Y

Power I LeftX

RB

Z

F

X

Y

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Z

H

3

QB

X Y

Z

H

3

QBX

Y

Ace Right

Ace Left

ZH

3

QB

X Y Z

H

3

QBX

Y

Ace Open Right Ace Open Left

Z

H

3

QB

X Y Z

H

3

QBX

Y

Ace Tight Right Ace Tight Left

Z

H

3

QB

X Y Z

H

3

QBX

Y

Ace Open Tight Right Ace Tight Open Left

ZH

3

QB

X Y Z

H

3

QBX

Y

Ace Tight Open Right Ace Open Tight Left

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X

H Z

Y

Tiger Right

X H

ZY

Tiger Left

ZH

3

QB

X Y Z

H

3

QBX

Y

Tiger Tight Right Tiger Tight Left

ZH

3

QB

X Y Z

H

3

QBX

Y

Tiger Tight Open Right Tiger Open Tight Left

ZH

3

QB

X Y Z

H

3

QBX

Y

Tiger Open Tight Right Tiger Tight Open Left

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X

H

Z

Y

Flex

X

H

Z

Y

Twins

X

H

ZY

Slot Right

X

HZ

Y

Slot Left

X

H

ZY

Wing Right

XH Z

Y

Wing Left

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X

H

Z

Y

Jackal Right

XH

ZY

Jackal Left

XH

ZY

Wolf

X

H Z

Y

Empty Right

X H

ZY

Empty Left

XH

3

Z

Y

Diamond Right

X H

Z

Y

Diamond Left

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X

4

3

ZY

I Right

X

4

3

ZY

I Left

Z

4

3

QB

X Y Z

4

3

QBX

Y

I Tight Right I Tight Left

Z

4

3

QB

X Y Z

4

3

QBX

Y

I Open Right I Open Left

Z

4

3

QB

X Y Z

4

3

QBX

Y

I Open Tight Right I Tight Open Left

Z

4

3

QB

X Y Z

4

3

QBX

Y

I Tight Open Right I Open Tight Left

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X

43

ZY

Pro Right

X

4 3

ZY

Pro Left

Z

43

QB

X Y Z

4 3

QBX

Y

Pro Tight Right Pro Tight Left

Z

43

QB

X Y Z

4 3

QBX

Y

Pro Open Right Pro Open Left

Z

43

QB

X Y Z

4 3

QBX

Y

Pro Open Tight Right Pro Tight Open Left

Z

43

QB

X Y Z

4 3

QBX

Y

Pro Tight Open Right Pro Open Tight Left

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X

4

3

ZY

Strong Right

X

4

3

ZY

Strong Left

Z

4

3

QB

X Y Z

4

3

QBX

Y

Strong Tight Right Strong Tight Left

Z

4

3

QB

X Y Z

4

3

QBX

Y

Strong Open Right Strong Open Left

Z

4

3

QB

X Y Z

4

3

QBX

Y

Strong Open Tight Right Strong Tight Open Left

Z

4

3

QB

X Y Z

4

3

QBX

Y

Strong Tight Open Right Strong Open Tight Left

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X

4

3

ZY

Week Right

X

4

3

ZY

Week Left

Z

4

3

QB

X Y Z

4

3

QBX

Y

Week Tight Right Week Tight Left

Z

4

3

QB

X Y Z

4

3

QBX

Y

Week Open Right Week Open Left

Z

4

3

QB

X Y Z

4

3

QBX

Y

Week Open Tight Right Week Tight Open Left

Z

4

3

QB

X Y Z

4

3

QBX

Y

Week Tight Open Right Week Open Tight Left

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X

4

3

Z

Y

Power I Right

X

4

3

Z

Y

Power I Left

Z

4

3

QB

X

Y

Z

4

3

QB

X

Y

Power I Tight Right Power I Tight Left

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X Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

X Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

32 / 2 TE VS 4-3Rip/Zoom

Full/Zip 32 / 2 TE VS 4-4 or 5-2

32 / 1 TE Right VS 4-3Rip/Zoom

Full/Zip 32 / 1 TE Right VS 4-4 or 5-2

32 / 1 TE Left VS 4-3Rip/Zoom

32 / 0 TE VS 4-3

LB

H

HZoom

With out ZoomIf Zoom have LB

LB

H

Full/Zip 32 / 1 TE Left VS 4-4 or 5-2

H

LB

LB

Full/Zip 32 / 0 TE Left VS 4-4 or 5-2

32 Motion

X Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

X Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

Biz 32 OG / 2 TE VS 4-3Rip/Zoom

Biz 32 OG / 2 TE VS 4-4 or 5-2

LB

H

32 Special Blocking

H

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X Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

X Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

34 / 2 TE VS 4-3Rip/Zoom

Full/Zip 34 / 2 TE VS 4-4 or 5-2

34 / 1 TE Right VS 4-3Rip/Zoom

Full/Zip 34 / 1 TE Right VS 4-4 or 5-2

34 / 1 TE Left VS 4-3Rip/Zoom

34 / 0 TE VS 4-3

LB

H

HZoom

With out ZoomIf Zoom have LB

LB

H

Full/Zip 34 / 1 TE Left VS 4-4 or 5-2

H

LB

LB

Full/Zip 34 / 0 TE Left VS 4-4 or 5-2

34 Motion

X Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

X Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

34 G / 2 TE VS 4-3Rip/Zoom

Zip/Full 34 G / 2 TE VS 4-4 or 5-2

LB

H

34 Special Blocking

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X Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

X Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

36 / 2 TE VS 4-3Rip/Zoom

Full/Zip 36 / 2 TE VS 4-4 or 5-2Out of Full or 2 back Set 36 Blast will be the Call FB picks up DE

36 / 1 TE Right VS 4-3Rip/Zoom

Full/Zip 36 / 1 TE Right VS 4-4 or 5-2

36 / 1 TE Left VS 4-3Zoom

LB

H

HZoom

With out ZoomIf Zoom have LB

LB

H

Full/Zip 36 / 1 TE Left VS 4-4 or 5-2

H

LB

LB

34 Motion

H

Zip 36 / 0 TE VS 4-3 Zip 36 / 0 TE VS 4-4 or 5-2

X Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

X Y

DE

LB LBLB

DT DT DE

36 Zone Right / 2 TE VS 4-3 36 Counter Trap/ 2 TE VS 4-4 or 5-2

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