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Misdirection Out of the I Offense
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- WN-08321
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About this video
Ricky Woods built one of the great runs in high school football on the I offense, and he will tell you the backbone of the I is misdirection. In this session Woods gives a detailed illustration of the misdirection game he ran - how he introduces it, how he installs it, the quarterback's steps and the Counter Sweep that anchors the package. It is the same misdirection element that carried his offense through a 74-1 stretch at South Panola High School.
What you'll learn
- Why misdirection is the backbone of the I offense
- How to introduce the misdirection game to your offense
- A step-by-step installation of the misdirection package
- Quarterback steps on the misdirection action
- The Counter Sweep and how Woods uses it
- How the misdirection element fits into an I formation offense you already run
Who it's for
High school and college offensive coordinators and head coaches running the I formation or any downhill, two-back running game that needs a way to slow down fast-flowing defenses.
About the coach
Ricky Woods posted a 213-43 high school record with six state and 13 district championships, and was best known for five seasons at South Panola High School (MS), where he went 74-1 with a 60-game winning streak and four consecutive state championships. He went on to serve as head coach at NW Mississippi Community College.
The session makes extensive use of game film.
Frequently asked questions
What is covered in this video?
The misdirection game inside Ricky Woods' I offense - an introduction to the concept, the installation process, the quarterback's steps, and the Counter Sweep.
Does my offense have to be a pure I formation team?
It helps, since the actions are built off I backfield sets, but any two-back or downhill running team can use the misdirection principles and the Counter Sweep as a change-up.
How do I watch it after buying?
This is a Buy Now, Watch Now streaming video. $19.95 puts it in your AFM Videos account immediately, playable on any device with unlimited views and permanent access. The 1-Year All Access membership ($99/year) covers it too.
What makes Woods worth listening to on the I offense?
His teams won six state championships and 13 district titles, including four straight state titles and a 60-game winning streak at South Panola, with the I offense and its misdirection at the center of it. The session is supported by extensive game film.