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    The document discusses strategies for running a Wing-T offense inside the opponent's 5-yard line. It notes that line splits should be tighter and blockers must account for extra defenders in the A and B gaps. It questions whether to stick with the base Wing-T offense or switch to a goal line package, if lead blocks and misdirection plays can still work near the goal line, and if the defense will adjust to a goal line system. Diagrams then show lead/lead pass, jive/dive, jack/waggle, trap, and pass plays from a goal line Wing-T formation.

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    The document discusses strategies for running a Wing-T offense inside the opponent's 5-yard line. It notes that line splits should be tighter and blockers must account for extra defenders in the A and B gaps. It questions whether to stick with the base Wing-T offense or switch to a goal line package, if lead blocks and misdirection plays can still work near the goal line, and if the defense will adjust to a goal line system. Diagrams then show lead/lead pass, jive/dive, jack/waggle, trap, and pass plays from a goal line Wing-T formation.

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    Goaline Wing T

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    Jason Gray
    The document discusses strategies for running a Wing-T offense inside the opponent's 5-yard line. It notes that line splits should be tighter and blockers must account for extra defenders in the A and B gaps. It questions whether to stick with the base Wing-T offense or switch to a goal line package, if lead blocks and misdirection plays can still work near the goal line, and if the defense will adjust to a goal line system. Diagrams then show lead/lead pass, jive/dive, jack/waggle, trap, and pass plays from a goal line Wing-T formation.

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    Goal-Line Wing-T

    Steve Sell, Aragon High School, coachsell@rcn.com

    General Concepts: 1. Closer Splits 2. Account for extra defenders at LOS-OLBs will not be flat defenders 3. Assume DLs in both A and B gap 4. Cadence 5. Less time to throw ball 6. Flatter angles by down blockers

    Questions 1. Do I keep running the offense that got me down here or do I go into goaline offense? 2. If I stay in Wing T, can my FB block A gap defender? 3. If I stay in Wing T, can I run Lead or any other of my best plays? 4. If I go to goaline, will the other team adjust? 5. Should I sacrifice misdirection for less chance of penetration?

    Goal-Line Wing T Offense

    T G C G T Y Q F H T

    LEAD/LEAD PASS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    T G C G T Y Q F H T

    JIVE/DIVE

    T G C G T Y Q F H T

    JACK/WAGGLE

    --------------------------------------------------------------------X T G C G T Y Q F H T
    TRAP

    T G C G T Y Q F H T

    PASS

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