Attacking Goal Line Defenses From the Spread, No-Huddle Offense.

In implementing the spread, no-huddle offense in the fall of 2011, Nation Ford High School (Fort Mill, SC) produced a quarterback that threw for just under 2,000 yards, recorded the school’s first ever top ten state ranking, and won the first playoff game in school history. Passing Game Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach Rich Hargitt brings this offense to AFMVideos.com with a series of four DVDs on attacking various defenses. In this DVD, Coach Hargitt details specific formations and plays designed to attack goal line defenses.

In this DVD, you will learn from Coach Hargitt:

· Why the spread, no-huddle offense can be successful at any level.
· The philosophy of ‘grass’ and ‘attack’ with this offense.
· The importance of setting different tempos with the spread, no-huddle.
· Plays designed to attack goal line defenses (from the 10-yard line or closer).
· Why there is an increased emphasis on scoring from the 10-yard line.
· The importance of creating the best possible match-ups.
· Formations and plays designed to score from this portion of the field.
· The Hoosier, four corner, stick package.
· The Kentucky mesh package.
· The Kansas, Y delay package.
· The Alabama comeback, smash package.
· The Texas Tech package that includes five variations.
· The Hawaii and Houston packages.
· The Oregon screen package.
· Route concepts, explanations, and analysis.

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