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Job Linboom
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Pros and Cons of the Wing t- a Rebuttal
Recently, Coach McKie shared his thoughts on the wing-t offense. Here is what I agree with, and what I disagree with.
Coach McKie youtube channel: th-cam.com/users/CoachMcKiefeatured
Coach McKie youtube channel: th-cam.com/users/CoachMcKiefeatured
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Wing T Offense Buck Series
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Game footage of the classic Buck Series: the fullback trap, sweep, waggle, counter criss cross, and crossubuck pass.
Beautiful, explosive wing t goodness!
"Kids hate it"? It may well be parents hate it, especially the parents of wideouts and quarterbacks.
Man some of those players look like they red shirted 8th grade or something.
Secret to wing-t 5 foot 5 inch 150 pound pulling guard!
Hats off to that QB... made some good reads and completing Flag/Corner Routes at the HS Level is not easy... Waggle Plays are very effective at the HS Level
I agree 100%. Our QB turned a very good offense into a great one. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I will say this. Coach McKie is just excellent at getting his points across.
Just saw this video and love it!
Thanks! I'm a big fan of your work. Keep it up!
In high school a team installed this offense the week before they played us after not using it all season. Thought it'd give them a shot lol. We won 52-0
Obviously you need to be well practiced to run it effectively.
LG takes you to the ball every play. Easy to key off that player
Played and coached wing t and straight t for 50 years. This is well coached offense with a lot of heart and talent.
couldnt agree more. love seeing a well executed wing t
Fullback is a beast
Mike alstott lol
Playing offences that run wing t is a pain. We played the state champs and they ran this and we got beat 62 to 0
Do you mind if I ask the state and school? Of course, just because an offense runs the wing t doesn't automatically mean they will be great, or even good, but I do believe that it has the potential to make a talented team a juggernaut. Thanks for watching and commenting!
The state is Iowa and the school is West Hancock.
DeeMack, IL? Been to that field.
What was that BS flag at 3:20? This ref must have ties to the white team! 😂 Its like he threw the glag because dude missed the tackle. Dont worry buddy i got your bsck! 😂😂 WTF. These refs are crazy!!
Wing T = A LB's worst nightmare! 😂
Yep! When I was deciding on an offensive system to run as a head coach, I always thought back to what I hated to see when I was a linebacker. The spread? I loved seeing that because I could track the ball much easier. There weren't any confusing keybreakers to worry about.
My high school ran the wing t, not nearly as effective as this though
Thanks for the compliment!
Haven’t seen this many white people since a beach clean up
The wing t does have spread formations, if you look at what gus malzahn did at auburn in 2011 most of that is wing t variations. Look up coach Dave bishop and coach Bob Christmas and you will see the possibilities.
churchill riverside poly....1984-1985 wing t like never seen before
brings me back. the wing t is a lost art. makes me so happy seeing this.
3:09 the ref is tripping with that flag smh😅
Same ref on a few BS calls. I was wondering if anyone else was gonna say anything. HS refs are the worst!
My team was a doormat for a decade…new coach…new offense..the wingT and a stout 3/4 D……..from last place to 9 and 2 and a San Diego county final ranking of 5th……thank you Coach Ed Burke.
Don Markham was the creator of the wing t offense. Scored 880 points with it in 10 games!
Colton and bloomington ....right?
Bloomington Bruins, what a great team to watch in action! God bless you Coach Markham,… RIP!
He created the Double Wing offense not the wing-t offense.
Tubby Raymond and Ted Kempski along with others created and modified the Wing-T in the ‘50s and ‘60s way before Markham thought about his version of the DOUBLE Wing.
Read your keys.
Awe yeah definitely taking this & going to try & install it with my 7th grade team 😊 any tips?
Just keep things as simple as possible. Less plays mean more repetitions and practice opportunities to get better. Good luck!
has it been doing great?
Fantastic offense and the execution is tremendous, sans the downfield blocks in the back .
Thanks!
I was gonna say, looks like the best defense against that offense is to draw a clipping penalty.
Wing-T is the only formation we have, we just don’t have big people
You don’t need big people to run this but you need people who can block and are agile.
Same when ran it and we won a ton of games. As a HS o line kid I loved it. I was short but strong, aggressive, and well- coached. We beat better teams on a regular basis.
I lean much more heavily towards the Wing T than a Spread/Air Raid. However I believe that you must always fit your system to your kids. Adjust accordingly and just play with the kids buying in
Are there any reasons that running backs do 2-point stand instead of 3-point?
Better vision to read the line of scrimmage. Also, running backs are going to come up out of their stance as they approach the line of scrimmage anyway. The only players that need to be in a three point stance are those on the line of scrimmage. Same reason you would never have linebackers in a three point stance. In my opinion, the only reason fullbacks are still in the three-point is tradition.
Great message coach. Also the wing-t forces defenses to be disciplined because they don't know who has the ball.
except that you do unless you can't read keys
My coach is making me watch this lmao 💀 Nah but frl tho red teams o line was bad, saw 2 of them get shrugged off by 1 guy
Look at him go! He could. Go. All. The. Way!
if the defense were better coached they would read and follow the guards
We were coached to do that against Wing T and the team we played against would just pull the guards out and then run it right up the gut where our inside backers once had been
Getting motion sickness. Tripods, they are real.
Not a Wing-T Guy but we run the I-formation and are a downhill running team. If I had a dollar for every time a fan or another parent yelled down they have 10-11 in the Box I could retire from my Job and just coach football. The difference between a Designed Hole Run vs a Zone run is you only have to block and account for the people who will directly impact the designated hole. What i mean by that is If I am running iso against a 4-4 look all i need to account for are the playside DE playside Nose Playside Linebacker and the Overhang Backer. If the play is run properly and the back hits the hole if the Backside Linebacker or Safety are making the tackle it is for an 8 yard Gain. Also the OL dont have to sustain blocks as long because of the designated hole means the back can hit it full speed. Vs a Spread zone team which is asking a RB to make a read of OL who are also being asked to Overtake defenders which are two of the hardest things to do at the High school level consistently. Against a basic spread Zone option the defense can add one extra guy to the box off the backside to account for the QB and essentially negate that play from being successful. That doesnt even get to mention the passing game that comes from those hard play action fakes and the reactions it creates when you are running the ball successful as an offense that isnt a spread and shred style.
I see so many spread teams getting blown out because they don’t have the athletes to run spread. I know it’s popular but if you want to win and keep from getting blown out Wing t will do it for you.
Very hard offense to defend
Christ this is what hard nose is all about!
Yes sir!
You sold me on the weak tacklers issue. Especially the challenges at 14:58.
chicago bears? weird example lol. good video!
0:05 Murder caught on film.
Bulldogs
Dyer County??
9:13 Excellent point.
Fantastic video. Classy and professional way of refuting three really weak arguments against the Wing-T.
Thanks! I'm a big fan of your channel. Keep up the good work!
@@joblinboom9221 thanks man. I appreciate it. Definitely think you handled this in a respectful and professional way. I'm less than impressed, honestly, with the video you're responding to. The absolute best teams, year in and year out, have a system. And they cater that system to their players talents. IMO the Wing-T teams I've seen have the best foundation to do so because they're not switching schemes every 4-5 years. They're adapting the scheme, slightly, to each year's group of players. And can replicate those adaptations 5 years later if need be, because they've done it before. Coach are you on Twitter?
@@all_22_films I agree 100% with everything you just said. I have a Twitter account, but I'm not active/rarely ever tweet, maybe an occasional lazy retweet.🤣
@@joblinboom9221 Got you. I wanted to ask your thoughts on a scheme comparison vid I'm working on. Basically, comparing the sequence-based system of OZ/Stretch and PA Boot with Split Zone to the Wing-T. (Not the Formation, the system) Where you have similar backfield action, nearly identical, for 2 or 3 plays that complement each other. I'm working on a vid using film of 49er/Rams/Titans/Browns and comparing them in this simplistic way: OZ/Stretch as Bucksweep; PA Boot as Waggle; Split Zone as a hybrid of Trap (24/26) and Belly Cross-Block. Haven't finished it yet. Wanted to point out that there's really a lot more similarities between "modern concepts" and "old school" systems that are still being used far more than a lot of football fans realize. Forgive the long reply, it's a topic I feel passionate about but NFL fans are often very misinformed about how old certain concepts are.
@@all_22_films I think you've got a great idea there. There are a lot more similarities/overlap than people realize when looking at complimentary play packages and you've picked out some good examples. I don't watch as much NFL as you do, but I do watch quite a bit of NCAA and still today teams like Oklahoma (at least recently under Riley) ran a ton of packages with the counter trey which dates all the way back to Joe Gibbs and the Redskins of the 1980s. Just a few years back Gus Malzahn's Auburn team crushed Missouri in the SEC Championship running buck sweep for a million yards (only out of shotgun). What's old is new and what's new is old. People forget that teams ran shotugn (1930s single wing) before QBs took snaps under center (Chicago Bears under Halas).
Talk to kids from Oakdale Ca. They love wing-t. They believe in their system!
They are indeed a powerhouse. Great tradition and even the kids in town will tell you they want to be an Oakdale Mustang when you ask them what they want to be. Buy in is so important
Your kids are some freaks of nature! Beautiful offense! Is that mainly athleticism or just straight up technique?
Athleticism first, technique second. Thanks for watching!
This the best team to have ran a wing t offense.
Thanks for watching!
Hoboken Redwings of Hoboken NJ was the best wing T offense I ever saw. Speed and power not just misdirection.
Lies lies lies. Watch de la salle
While good, definitely not. Watch some wilmington (PA) Greyhounds football. DLS as well, all very superior with the WT. D1 Kids left and right in an old school system, makes for insane film and creates headaches beyond imagination for coaches. Trust me.
@@bobbyd8005De La Salle ran Split back veer, not wing t.
If you trail you lose definitely has merit imo. When your wing-t offense can’t move the ball your defense can be world beaters, but if they’re constantly on the field they’re gonna crack. It’s predictable and easy to coach against. I love your rebuttal though. I’m only on TH-cam watching these vids because I HATED our wing-t offense in high school! It was cool to get a current coaches perspective. I wish you continued success
That can be said for any offense though. If you go 15-45 passing for 102 and 5 picks then you’re not exactly putting your defense in a good spot either
@@baronvonbear8285 Absolutely, I see a lot of spread teams without a qb who get blown out big time.
@@madD8845 and the idea that these older offense are easy to coach against is illogical also
best offense ever invented
Beautiful!!!