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    This document outlines Ian Shoemaker's procedures and communications for running a no-huddle offensive system. It discusses how the no-huddle affects defenses and offenses, considers procedural elements like personnel groups and formations, and covers signaling plays, tempos, cadences, and organizing the game plan. The goal is to simplify things for the offense while limiting the defense's abilities to substitute, recognize plays, and make adjustments.

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    Ian Shoemaker

    Offensive Coordinator
    Baldwin-Wallace College

    No Huddle Offensive
    Procedures & Communications
    Why No Huddle System

    How it effects the defensive unit and coaching staff

    Simplifies defensive fronts and adjustments


    Limits defensive substitutions
    Dictates the pace of game
    Limits defensive recognition
    Adds to opponents practice time
    Why No-Huddle System

    How it effects the offensive unit and coaching staff

    Limits the wear on offensive linemen


    Increases your practice reps
    Improves your two-minute drill
    Can extend game and increase the number of
    offensive plays
    Builds unit confidence and pride
    Procedural Considerations

    Personnel Groups
    Name the groups Bee, Wasp, Jacket
    Number system 21, 11, 10
    Who is in charge of signaling and running groups
    How to signal it
    Word association
    Body Clock
    2 Hand Number
    Procedural Considerations

    Formations
    Name the formations Doubles, Ace, Trips
    Add backfield adjustments Strong, Weak, Wing
    R & L word formations River/Lake, Randy/Larry..
    Number system 1, 2, 3, 4
    Signal for formation strength
    Procedural Consideration

    Motions
    Who is motioning RB, WR, TE
    How are they motioning
    Across the ball
    In toward the ball
    Away from the ball
    Into the backfield
    Why are they motioning
    Motion to assignment
    Signaling Play Call

    Signal to QB only
    QB translates signal into call for all others
    Signal to all Skill players
    QB translates signal into call for just oline
    Signal to all players
    Signal whole play or pieces
    Signaling Play Call

    Word Association
    Power, Belly, Outside Zone
    Number Series System
    10= QB run, 20= TB run, 30= 3 step pass, 40= Screens,
    50= 5 step pass
    Wrist Band Number System
    3 numbers calls on wristband
    2 numbers 1st number column 2nd row
    00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05 1 hand signal
    Add third number as dumby
    Column Wristband
    0 1 2 3 4 5

    00 10 40
    20 30 50
    0 Inside OutsideZone TackleWrap RunGame
    PowerRt CounterRt OptionRt
    ZoneLt Rt Rt
    01 11 41
    21 31 51
    1 Inside OutsideZone Tackle 3StepPass
    PowerLt CounterLt OptionLt
    ZoneRt Lt WrapLt
    02 4252
    122232
    2 Tunnel QB Zone 5StepPass
    Mesh BootRt BootLt
    Screen Wedge ReadRt
    1323334353
    03
    3 Bubble Y Slant Y Zone Screen
    Hitch
    Screen Shallow Bubble Stick ReadLt
    04 142434 54
    44
    4 4 Slant RB Z ZoneRead PlayAction
    Smash
    Verts Flat Screen Shallow OptionRt
    55
    3545
    05 1525 Zone
    5 Dbl X Specials/Trick
    Special Special FadeOut ReadOption
    Screen Shallow
    LT
    QB to OL Code Words
    Separate into Families
    Run Game Car Companies IZ=Chevy, OZ=Dodge
    Play Action Pass Cars IZ Play Action = Tahoe, OZ Play Action =
    Dakota
    Pass Protection Animals 3 step = Pony 5 step = Stallion
    Screens Natural Phenomena Bubble = Thunder, Tunnel =
    Lightning

    Right or Left
    R / L Code Words Rip/Liz, Roger/Louie, Razor/Laser
    Directional Codes Male/Female, Pro/Con, Up/Down
    School/Mascot Toledo/Rockets, BG/Falcons
    Utilizing Tempos

    3 Distinct Tempos
    Hurry Up / Indy Snap within first 5 seconds of play
    clock
    May limit your personnel groups, formations, motions and
    play calls
    Normal / Attack Snap the ball as soon as possible
    Use all personnel groups, formations, motions and all play
    calls
    Look / Peek Built-in advantage check system
    Align quick and examine the defense
    Choose to run play or advantage check
    Cadence Considerations
    Indy Tempo Cadence
    Must be quick
    Not a lot of time to change play
    Foot pump or Simple Go, Hike
    Attack Tempo Cadence
    Should have a good amount of time
    Build in QB advantage check possibilities
    Need to be able to vary cadence in this tempo
    Multiple foot pumps, Color # system
    Peek Tempo Cadence
    Must get aligned quick
    Build in a point in the cadence to peek for play change
    After first foot pump
    After first Color, #
    Gameplan Organization

    Monday Off day


    Tuesday 1st 10, 2nd Long, Shorts & Goalline
    Wednesday Mediums, Longs & Redzone
    Thursday 1st 12 script, Review & 2 Minute
    Friday Walk-Thru 1st 12 script, 2pt & Specials

    Baldwin Wallace Weekly Schedule


    High School Weekly Schedule http://www.coachhuey.com
    Baldwin Wallace College Feb. 29th 2008
    Yellow Jacket 5pm to 10pm
    Football Coaching Clinic $10 per person

    Ian Shoemaker ishoemak@bw.edu


    Offensive Coordinator 440-826-2237 office
    Baldwin-Wallace College www.bw.edu

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