1. Rusty Stivers Modesto Junior College Offensive Coordinator 2 PLAYS IN 1: SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH PERIMETER SCREENS

2. 2 PLAYS IN 1: SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH PERIMETER SCREENS 12 PLAYS IN 1- INTRODUCTION 2TACKLE SCREEN 3FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH TACKLE SCREEN 4FREE SCREEN 5FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH FREE SCREEN

3. Offensive Objective- Move Ball North/South & Score Consistent Problems (talented teams/coaches) 1Run Ball North/South 2Pass Protection Limitations 3Man Coverage Disadvantages Mindset: “Worst Case Scenario” Offense 2 PLAYS IN 1: SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH PERIMETER SCREENS

4. The Zone- Bubble Converging Plays (2004) video B

5. The Zone- Bubble video #2

6. Philosophy Change The Zone-Bubble started 2 Plays in 1 West Coast Offense to the Spread & Screen Offense (2006)

7. Philosophy Change Running plays simultaneously by having offensive players work in opposite directions forced defenses to cover down and soften the box video

8. Philosophy Change We run various screens within this 2 in 1 concept and that can have defensive linemen more concerned with lateral movement rather than direct pressure in our backfield. The lateral concern gave us a better chance to run the ball North/South. video

9. Theoretical Solutions Worst Case Scenario Offense 1Spread & Screen Approach (Screens) 22 Plays in 1 3Huddle for Variation (Tempo & Freeze Packages) 4QB Driven (Arm Bands, Practice Control, Color Coded Plays) 5Man/Zone Pass Concepts

10. Theoretical Solutions Worst Case Scenario Offense 1Spread & Screen Approach (Screens) video

11. Theoretical Solutions Worst Case Scenario Offense 22 Plays in 1

12. Theoretical Solutions Worst Case Scenario Offense 3Huddle for Variation (Tempo & Freeze Packages) video

13. Theoretical Solutions Worst Case Scenario Offense 4QB Driven (Arm Bands, Practice Control, Color Coded Plays)

14. Theoretical Solutions Worst Case Scenario Offense 5Man/Zone Pass Concepts video ZONE MAN

15. 2 PLAYS IN 1: SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH PERIMETER SCREENS 12 PLAYS IN 1- INTRODUCTION 2TACKLE SCREEN 3FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH TACKLE SCREEN 4FREE SCREEN 5FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH FREE SCREEN

16. Y Z QT X H EE C S B TT B C BB TACKLE SCREEN SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP 2 Plays in 1

17. Hash play into the boundary Mostly used in a 3x1 formation Off Run Action Termed “Tackle” Screen TACKLE SCREEN video

18. B A F E CD EE SS T B C B T B C TERMINOLOGY ACE 27 ALICE BOUNCE RIGHT NAKED 2 7

19. B A F E CD EE SS T B C B T B C RESPONSIBILITIES: ACE 27 ALICE BOUNCE RIGHT NAKED 2 7 QB- FAKE BOUNCE (STRAIGHT LINE), THROW 4-6 STEPS, ALWAYS ON HASHMARK,

20. B A F E CD EE SS T B C B T B C RESPONSIBILITIES: ACE 27 ALICE BOUNCE RIGHT NAKED OL- INITIAL STEPS OF ZONE (STEP, PUNCH, GO) PT- DOWN LOS TOWARDS THE RECEIVER AND BLOCK CORNER (#1)

21. X C SOFT CORNER ACE 27 ALICE BOUNCE RIGHT NAKED RECEIVER (OUTSIDE EDGE OF NUMBERS) BURST TO 3 YARDS RETRACE YOUR STEPS BALANCE FOR THE BALL AND EXPLODE video

22. X C PRESS COVERAGE ACE 27 ALICE BOUNCE RIGHT NAKED BURST TO 3 YARDS, USE INSIDE ARM TO ENGAGE & SEPARATE RETRACE YOUR STEPS BACK TO LOS COME DOWN LOS OF SCRIMMAGE TO SET THE BLOCK BY TACKLE video

23. B A F E CD EE SS T B C B T B C RESPONSIBILITIES: ACE 27 ALICE BOUNCE RIGHT NAKED PG- RUN FLAT TO THE FLATS AND BLOCK #2

24. B A F E CD EE SS T B C B T B C RESPONSIBILITIES: ACE 27 ALICE BOUNCE RIGHT NAKED C- HOOK TO THE CURL AREA LOOKING FOR #3

25. B A F E CD EE SS T B C B T B C RESPONSIBILITIES: ACE 27 ALICE BOUNCE RIGHT NAKED OG- SHORT TO HOLE AND PICK UP THE FIRST CROSS FACE DEFENDER

26. B A F E CD EE SS T B C B T B C RESPONSIBILITIES: ACE 27 ALICE BOUNCE RIGHT NAKED OT- WORK BACK ACROSS LOS TO PICK OFF PEELING DEFENDERS

27. B A F E CD EE SS T B C B T B C RESPONSIBILITIES: ACE 27 ALICE BOUNCE RIGHT NAKED #3 RECEIVER- INITIAL ZONE STEPS AND WORK TO SAFETY #2 RECEIVER- FAKE FLASH AND BLOCK CORNER #1 RECEIVER- ATTACK NEAREST SAFETY

28. B A F E C D EE SS T B C B T B C RESPONSIBILITIES: ACE 29 ALICE BOUNCE RIGHT NAKED #3 RECEIVER- INITIAL ZONE STEPS AND WORK TO SAFETY TIGHT #2 RECEIVER- STEP, PUNCH, AND GO TO SAFETY #1 RECEIVER- ATTACK NEAREST SAFETY OR CORNER

29. TACKLE SCREEN

30. 2 PLAYS IN 1: SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH PERIMETER SCREENS 12 PLAYS IN 1- INTRODUCTION 2TACKLE SCREEN 3FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH TACKLE SCREEN 4FREE SCREEN 5FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH FREE SCREEN

31. Y Z QT X H EE C S B TT B C BB SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH TACKLE SCREEN SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP INVOLVES 5 PLAYERS TO THE FIELD

32. Y Z QT X H EE C S B TT B C BB TACKLE SCREEN SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH TACKLE SCREEN TACKLE SCREEN INVOLVES 5 PLAYERS TO THE BOUNDARY

33. Y Z QT X H EE C S B TT B C BB TACKLE SCREEN SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH TACKLE SCREEN 11 TH PLAYER (QB) PRE-SNAPS BEST AVAILABLE PLAY

34. Y Z QT X H EE C S B TT B C BB SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP 44= DOUBLE TO BOTH SIDES FREAK = FLY RIGHT ALERTS RECEIVERS ON RIGHT, RB, RT TACKLE, AND SLOT WHO IS SWEEPING TO THE RIGHT TERMINOLOGY FREAK 44 ALICE

35. Y Z QT X H EE C S B TT B C BB TACKLE SCREEN TERMINOLOGY FREAK 44 ALICE ALICE = A SCREEN (X) TO THE LEFT (OUR TACKLE SCREEN) ALERTS THE LEFT RECEIVER, AND 4 REMAINING LINEMAN INVOLVED IN TACKLE SCREEN ARTIE = A SCREEN (X) TO THE RIGHT

36. Y Z QT X H EE C S B TT B C BB SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP RESPONSIBILITIES FREAK 44 ALICE SHORTSTOP QB; EXPECT THE BAD BALL (BAD = SCREEN) QB PRESNAP FIELD RECEIVERS HAVE #1 & #2 QB LOOKS FOR SOFT #3 AND WIDTH OF DEFENSIVE END

37. Y Z QT X H EE S TT C B SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP EXIT

38. Y Z Q T X H EE C S S EE B C BB SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP RESPONSIBILITIES FREAK 44 ALICE

39. FLAME 44 ARTIE video

40. Y Z QT X H EE C #3S TT B C BB TACKLE SCREEN RESPONSIBILITIES FREAK 44 ALICE QB READS HARD #3 OR WIDE DEFENSIVE END, THROW SCREEN NO FAKE TO SWEEPER QB DROPS BACK AND THROWS OFF 3 RD STEP TO LEFT OR THROW OFF OF 4 TH STEP TO RIGHT OFFENSIVE LINEMAN HAVE SAME RULES AS BASE TACKLE SCREEN

41. Y Z QT X H EE C SS EE B C BB

42. TACKLE SCREENS OFF FREAK/FLAME video

43. 2 PLAYS IN 1: SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH PERIMETER SCREENS 12 PLAYS IN 1- INTRODUCTION 2TACKLE SCREEN 3FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH TACKLE SCREEN 4FREE SCREEN 5FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH FREE SCREEN

44. Mostly used in a 2x2 formation Off Drop- Back Action (3 step drop) Termed “Free” Screen Quick and Short Throw FREE SCREEN

45. (3x1) Off Drop- Back Action (3 step drop) Termed “Free” Screen Quick and Short Throw

46. B A F E C D EE SS T B C B T B C TERMINOLOGY ACE 44 SALLY (SARA) 44

47. A F E C RESPONSIBILITIES ACE 44 SALLY QB- 3 STEP DROP, AWAY-FIND-THROW, OFF BACK FOOT, KEEP MOVING

48. A F E C RESPONSIBILITIES ACE 44 SALLY WR- RIGHT DOWN LINE, UNDER CONTROL

49. A D B C TERMINOLOGY ACE 44 SALLY INSIDE RECEIVER- OCCUPY #2, REPSONSIBLE FOR #1

50. A D B C TERMINOLOGY ACE 44 SALLY INSIDE RECEIVER- OCCUPY #2, REPSONSIBLE FOR #1

51. A D B C TERMINOLOGY ACE 44 SALLY INSIDE RECEIVER- OCCUPY #2, REPSONSIBLE FOR #1 WR- VERSUS PRESS, MAKE A MOVE BEFORE COMING DOWN LINE

52. A D E B C PT- 2 PRO STEPS AND CUT END,

53. A D E B C RESPONSIBILITIES ACE 44 SALLY PG- LOCATE #2, FLAT TO THE FLATS AND CUT DEFENDER (WALL) PLAYSIDE GUARD IS THE AIMING POINT FOR THE FREE SCREEN WR

54. A D B C PG- #2 SOLIDIFIED BY SLOT, MOVE TO NEXT LEVEL (SAFETY)

55. A D E B C RESPONSIBILITIES ACE 44 SALLY C- HOOK TO THE CURL AND WORK TO #3 DEFENDER (OLINE SCREEN PATHS SAME ON ALL SCREENS-TIMING DIFFERENCE)

56. A D E B C BG- FREE RELEASE AND WORK SHORT TO THE HOLE (FIRST TO CROSS)

57. A D E B C BT- DOWN LOS OF SCRIMMAGE FOR DL REVERSING UPFIELD ACTION

58. B E C S C B RB- SWING AWAY FROM SCREEN OPPOSITE WR- BUBBLE ACTION;SWITCH BASE RESPONSIBILITY F

59. 2 PLAYS IN 1: SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH PERIMETER SCREENS 12 PLAYS IN 1- INTRODUCTION 2TACKLE SCREEN 3FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH TACKLE SCREEN 4FREE SCREEN 5FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH FREE SCREEN

60. Y Z QT X H EE C S B TT B C BB SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH FREE SCREEN SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP INVOLVES 4 PLAYERS TO THE BOUNDARY

61. Y Z QT X H EE C S B TT B C BB FREE SCREEN SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH FREE SCREEN FREE SCREEN INVOLVES 6 PLAYERS TO THE FIELD

62. Y Z QT X H EE C S B TT B C BS SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FREE SCREEN SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH FREE SCREEN THE 11 TH PLAYER (QB) WOULD PRESNAP THE BEST AVAILABLE PLAY.

63. Y Z QT X H EE C S B TT B C BS SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP TERMINOLOGY FLAME 28 EXIT SARA 28= OPEN TRIPS FLAME = FLY LEFT ALERTS RECEIVER ON LEFT, RB, LT, AND INSIDE RECEIVER

64. Y Z QT X H EE C S B TT B C BS FREE SCREEN TERMINOLOGY FLAME 28 SARA SARA = SCREEN RIGHT (FREE) ALERTS 2 OUTSIDE RECEIVERS ON RIGHT & 4 REMAINING OL

65. Y Z QT X H EE C #3 B TT B C BS SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP RESPONSIBILITIES FLAME 28 SARA SHORTSTOP QB; EXPECT THE BAD BALL (BAD = SCREEN) QB PRESNAP BOUNDARY SINGLE RECEIVER TO BOUNDARY HAS EXIT BLOCK WITH RB QB LOOKS FOR SOFT #3 AND WIDTH OF DEFENSIVE END

66. Y Z Q T X H EE C S EE B C BB GET 5 HARD YARDS! #3

67. FREAK & FLAME

68. Y Z QT X H EE C #3 B TT B C B S FREE SCREEN RESPONSIBILITIES FLAME 28 SARA QB READS HARD #3 OR WIDE DEFENSIVE END, THROW SCREEN NO FAKE TO SWEEPER QB TAKES 1 STEP AND THROWS OL HAVE SAME RULES AS BASE FREE SCREEN

69. Y Z Q T X H EE C S EE B C BB GET 5 HARD YARDS! COACHING POINTS 1READ NUMBERS 2READ EDGE (FEEL DE) 3FUZZY = FREE SCREEN #3

70. FREE SCREEN OFF FREAK/FLAME

71. Rusty Stivers Modesto Junior College Offensive Coordinator HUDL VIDEO 2010

72. CONCLUSION The use of 2 plays in 1 has been a major reason for the production in our offense. A pre-snap decision for our QB simplifies his decision making process and increases his confidence and efficiency with short passes.

73. In 2006, our QB led the nation (junior college) in passing percentage at 71.8%. In 2007 and 2008, we won back to back league championships for the first time in school history. We continue to work on fusing plays that give us a better chance at moving the chains and competing against the talented teams in our area. CONCLUSION

74. COACHES CHOICE Rusty Stivers Modesto Junior College Offensive Coordinator July, 2009 2 PLAYS IN 1: SHOTGUN FLY SWEEP FUSED WITH PERIMETER SCREENS