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Spread Wing-T ·The 80 Series Attack
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- WN-11063
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About this video
The belly option series is rarely seen out of the shotgun. Rich Hargitt shows how it works inside the Spread Wing-T offense in this session on the 80 Series, adding the Belly Option, Quarterback Belly Option, Blast and Joker to a spread run game that already has power and trap answers. Every play can be implemented into an existing offense without rebuilding it.
What you'll learn
- How the 80 Series belly option package operates from the shotgun
- The Belly Option and the Quarterback Belly Option
- Why the Quarterback Belly is an effective isolation play
- The Blast play and the decoy motions that set it up
- The Joker play and how it functions as a counter
- The role of motion throughout the 80 Series
- Running each play to the tight end side or the split end side
Who it's for
High school and college offensive coordinators and quarterback coaches who want option football out of shotgun spread formations, and wing-T staffs looking for a belly series that survives the move to the gun.
About the coach
Rich Hargitt coordinated the passing game and coached quarterbacks at Nation Ford High School in Fort Mill, South Carolina, and is the architect of the Spread Wing-T offense.
Part 3 of Coach Hargitt's six-part series on the Spread Wing-T. Runtime: about 49 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What is the 80 Series?
It is the belly option package of the Spread Wing-T - Belly Option, Quarterback Belly Option, Blast and Joker - run from the shotgun with heavy use of motion, to both the tight end and split end sides.
Which coaches get the most from it?
Spread and wing-T coaches at the high school and college levels who want an option answer from the gun. The plays can be added to an existing offense a call at a time rather than installed as a whole system.
What does it cost and how do I watch?
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Why run the belly out of the shotgun?
Coach Hargitt makes the case that defenses rarely prepare for it, and shows how the quarterback belly becomes an isolation play while the Joker gives the series a built-in counter.