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The Spin Offense - Game Breaking Plays
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- WN-07093
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About this video
Make no mistake: this is not a trick play video. Barry Gibson, innovator of the Combo offense that became the Spin offense, opens up the seven plays he calls when he needs to change the course of a game. None of them are one-shot gimmicks. They are game plan plays, built to be run multiple times a game, and they make an already deceptive Spin offense that much harder for a defense to line up against.
What you'll learn
- Spin Reverse Pass: the complementary pass off the Spin Reverse
- Spin Wedge: a fullback run with the entire offensive line's force on one defender, a short-yardage call with big-play potential
- Spin Sweep Pass: the must-have shot play off the Spin Sweep that can be repeated in a game
- Spin Option: Chaos Motion in the backfield while still getting the option downfield
- End Around: the ball in a fast end's hands from a tight end position behind a double reverse look
- Spin Waggle: runs from any formation, with the quarterback on a bootleg run/pass option, strong in the red zone
- Spin 'G' Eagle: a different blocking scheme with a direct snap to the fullback for tough yards
Who it's for
High school and youth offensive coordinators and head coaches already running the Spin offense who want a package of explosive calls to add to the weekly game plan.
About the coach
Barry Gibson was the head coach at Holtville High School in Alabama and created the Combo offense, later known as the Spin offense.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of plays are these?
Seven explosive Spin offense calls: Spin Reverse Pass, Spin Wedge, Spin Sweep Pass, Spin Option, the End Around, Spin Waggle and Spin 'G' Eagle. Coach Gibson is clear that they are game plan plays, not gadgets you get one shot at.
Who gets the most out of it?
Coaches already running the Spin or Combo offense at the high school or youth level, since every play works off Spin motion and the backfield actions the rest of the system is built on.
How do I watch after purchase?
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Which of them work in short yardage and the red zone?
Spin Wedge is the short-yardage call, with the line's force focused on one defender and enough potential to break for a long gain, while the Spin Waggle and its run/pass option is the one Coach Gibson likes in the red zone.