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- Simplistic Multiplicity-Forcing Turnovers: Taking the Ball Away From the Spread Offense - Tommy Lewis and Jamie Lemmond
- Simplistic Multiplicity-Shutting Down the Spread Offense Stopping the Passing Game - Tommy Lewis and Jamie Lemmond
- Simplistic Multiplicity-Shutting Down the Spread Offense Stopping the Jet Sweep - Tommy Lewis and Jamie Lemmond
- Simplistic Multiplicity-Shutting Down the Spread Offense Stopping the Run-Pass Option - Tommy Lewis and Jamie Lemmond
- Simplistic Multiplicity-Shutting Down the Spread Offense Defining Our Multiplicity - Tommy Lewis and Jamie Lemmond
- Converting the College 4-2-5 to High School Defense - Using the 3-4 as a Change Up - Justin Conyers
- Converting the College 4-2-5 to an Efficient High School Defense - Split and Whole Field Coverage - Justin Conyers
- Converting the College 4-2-5 to an Efficient High School Defense - Zone and Man Blitzing - Justin Conyers
- Converting the College 4-2-5 to an Efficient High School Defense - Stopping the Run - Justin Conyers
- Converting the College 4-2-5 to an Efficient High School Defense - Introduction and Base Terminology - Justin Conyers
- Search and Destroy: Elite Running Back Drills - Doug Heslip
- No Helmet Tackling - Offseason Fundamentals and Drills - Bryan Gray and Morris Bingham
- No Huddle No Mercy Offense - 5 DVD Set - Shawn Liotta
- No Huddle No Mercy Offense - Game Planning and Play Calling - Shawn Liotta
- No Huddle No Mercy Offense - The Screen Package - Shawn Liotta
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- The Spread Option Offense - Nathan Cochran
- Stress Values – How to Maximize Defensive Stress with Your Offensive Formations - Glenn Caruso
- The Shotgun Spread Passing Game - Scott Parseghian
- Using Quick Throws To Out-Leverage Your Opponent - Mark Hudspeth
- The Fast Break Spread - The Fast Break Passing Game - Tony Lombardi
- Maintain a Power Run Game From Spread Formations - Bryon Hamilton
- The Pistol Offense - Play Action Pass - Steve Rampy
- Installing The Explosive Power/Play-Action - Tony Buthe
- Simple Terms for Multiple Sets - Ricky Woods
- Coaching Youth Football from A to Z, No X's and O's - Larry Canard
- Play Action Passing--The Spread Option - Nathan Cochran
- How To Beat Cover 3 - Marc Beach
- The Option out of the I Offense - Ricky Woods
- 5 Steps To Becoming a Great Running Back - Heath Evans w/Shaun Alexannder
- Double Slot Option - The Quad Option - Rick Martin
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- 3-3-5: Complementary Coverages - Ron Roberts
- The 3-4 Stack Defense - John McCall
- Combining the 4-4 Swarm & 3-3 Monster - Outside Linebackers & Defensive Backs - Tim Murphy
- Coverages of the 4-2-5 - Tim Place
- 30 Stack vs. the Wing-T - Jim Girard
- The 3-4 Stack Defense: Multiple Adjustments - John McCall
- 44G Base-Pressure Package - Fritz Rauch
- The 4-2-5 Defense - Zone Coverages - Todd Quick
- Basics of the 4-4 Defense - Larry Canard
- Man Free Blitzes - Steve Tutsie
- Simplifying A Multiple Defensive Package - The Arizona Flex Package - Tony Lombardi
- The Blitz Package - Fritz Rauch
- Base Coverages and Responsibilities - Fritz Rauch
- Run Fits in the 4-3 Defense - Shannon Wilson
- D-Line Techniques - Ray Hamilton
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- The Open Punt - David Buchanan
- The UCM Kickoff - Willie Fritz
- Installing Kickoff Coverage - Mike Cieri
- Installing the Punt Block - Mike Cieri
- Everything You Should Know About Special Teams - Willie Fritz
- Utah State's Roll Punt - Jeff Copp
- The Complete Guide to Coaching Punters - Rick Sang
- Installing The Kickoff Return - Mike Cieri
- The Complete Guide to Coaching Long Snappers - Rick Sang
- The Full Throttle Kick Off – Installing the Kickoff Recovery System - Sam Nichols
- Utah State's Defensive Back Drills - Jeff Copp
- Utah State's Punt - Jeff Copp
- The Wing Punt - Mike Cieri
- The Full Throttle Kick Off – Kickoff Recovery Drills - Sam Nichols
- Punt Block and Return Team - Willie Fritz
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- No Huddle No Mercy Offense - Game Planning and Play Calling - Shawn Liotta
- No Huddle No Mercy Offense - The Run Game - Shawn Liotta
- No Huddle No Mercy Offense - Playing Fast and Winning Big - Shawn Liotta
- No Huddle No Mercy Offense - The Passing Game - Shawn Liotta
- No Huddle No Mercy Offense - The Screen Package - Shawn Liotta
- Bomber 3-3-5 - Coverages - Steve Specht
- Bomber 3-3-5 - Zone Read Principles - Steve Specht
- Adapting the Up-Tempo Spread Offense To Today's Wing-T - Attacking Defenses - Lew Johnston
- No Huddle Power Pistol - The Running Game - Robbie Owens
- Bomber 3-3-5 - Defending the Spread - Steve Specht
- Bomber 3-3-5 - Blitzes - Steve Specht
- Adapting the Up-Tempo Spread Offense To Today's Wing-T - Installation - Lew Johnston
- Adapting the Up-Tempo Spread Offense To Today's Wing-T -The Run Game 2 Disc Set - Lew Johnston
- Pulaski Academy's Championship Offense -Techniques and Strategy for Successful On-Side Kicks - Kevin Kelley
- Adapting the Up-Tempo Spread Offense To Today's Wing-T -The Passing Game - 2 Disc Set - Lew Johnston
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by Steve Rampy
Head Coach
Blue Valley High School (KS)
Would you like to have a play in your playbook that you could run over 200 times in a season and average 7.2 yards per play? Coach Rampy ran his Zone Read Play 224 times in 2006 gaining 1,610 yards, averaging 7.2 yards per play.
The Zone Read Play is without question one of the single most important plays for the Pistol Offense and allows you to outnumber the defense, force the defense to defend the entire field – sideline-to-sideline, and greatly reduce the pressure on the mesh point.
You will see game film of all the plays diagrammed in either sideline or end zone angles.
by Steve Rampy
Head Coach
Blue Valley High School (KS)
Would you like to have a play in your playbook that you could run over 200 times in a season and average 7.2 yards per play? Coach Rampy ran his Zone Read Play 224 times in 2006 gaining 1,610 yards, averaging 7.2 yards per play.
The Zone Read Play is without question one of the single most important plays for the Pistol Offense and allows you to outnumber the defense, force the defense to defend the entire field – sideline-to-sideline, and greatly reduce the pressure on the mesh point.
You will see game film of all the plays diagrammed in either sideline or end zone angles.
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