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NCAA 2011

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WolverineMike;1736076; said:
anyone found a playbook they like, or do you just stick with whatever team you're playing with's playbook? I tried out "Air Raid" and "Pistol" and liked both of those.
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I like Michigan State's playbook. I heard that Navy has a pretty sweet one also if you like the option.
 
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osustamm;1736133; said:
I like Michigan State's playbook. I heard that Navy has a pretty sweet one also if you like the option.
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Navy's is way too one dimensional. Like I wrote earlier in the thread, I like Air Force's playbook (at least for OSU).

It has some good I formation plays, enough shotgun (including nice WR option plays) that work great + wishbone.

Load option out of the base shotgun formation, with a RB in the slot is great when run with a QB like Pryor. The RB in the slot comes in motion to run the option with the QB, and the RB in the backfield is the lead blocker. Once someone figures that one out, there is a similar play where you can hand the ball off to the running back in the backfield you can use to keep the defense honest.

I run most of the offense out of the shotgun, mixing runs with passes out of that formation. I'll usually just use wishbone on short yardage. If you use it a lot, people figure it out, but if you use it sparingly it is great in short yardage situations.
 
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OmahaBeef;1736396; said:
Navy's is way too one dimensional. Like I wrote earlier in the thread, I like Air Force's playbook (at least for OSU).

It has some good I formation plays, enough shotgun (including nice WR option plays) that work great + wishbone.
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Sorry, i got my academys mixed up. I meant Air Force for the reason's you stated.
 
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