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    Spreading The Double Wing: Coach Rich Hargitt Offensive Coordinator Mt. Holly (NC)

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    Spreading The Double Wing

    Coach Rich Hargitt


    Offensive Coordinator
    Mt. Holly (NC)
    WHY ADD THE GUN TO THE DW OR WING-T?

     It is simple
     It is necessary to prevent “wacky” defenses
     Formations cause DC’s fits
     Your fans will cut you some slack
     Your kids will love it
    The Snap
    The Blitz
    The Possibilities

    Risks…..
    THE REWARDS………….

     The Blitz
     Formations

     The Pass

     Keeps QB’s happy

     Comeback potential

     A new twist with no new teaching

     Fun
    FORMATIONS
     Multiple looks causes defenses to waste
    practice time!
    2010 Offensive Results from The
    Gun
    Snapped the ball from the Gun
    40% of the time this season
    86 Offensive Snaps from the Gun
    Gained 528 Yards
    4 TDs
    Average of 6.1 yards per play in
    the Gun (5.3 yards per play under center)
    Ace
    Rooster
    Wide
    Cowboy
    Roger
    Perimeter Run Game
    Bucksweep
    Q Bucksweep
    Speed Option
    Speed Option
    Jet
    Jet
    Jet
    Jet
    Spinner
    Spinner
    Rocket
    Rocket
    Off-Tackle Run Game
    Q Power (Spinner)
    Q Power
    Flash Q Power
    Q Power
    26 Power
    Down
    Q Down
    Counter Trey
    Counter Trey
    Counter Trey
    Flash Q Counter Trey
    G Read
    G Read
    G Read
    G Read (Cross)
    G Read (Cross)
    FB Joker
    Q Joker
    Gut Read
    Gut Read
    Gut (Cross)
    Gut (Cross)
    Inside Run Game
    Trap Read
    Trap Read
    Q Belly
    Tackle Trap Read
    Tackle Trap Read
    Q Tackle Trap
    Q Tackle Trap
    Dart Read
    Dart Read
    Passing Game

     Quick Passing
     Drop back
     Roll Out
    Out-Seam
    Stick
    Spacer
    Curl-Out
    Smash
    Double Curl
    Vertical
    Flood
    Whip
    Comeback-Corner
    Waggle
    Power Pass
    Screens & Draws
    Swing Screen
    Middle Screen
    Bubble Screen
    Tunnel Screen
    HB Zone Sally
    FB Zone Sally
    Q Draw
    THANK YOU!!!
     jameshargitt@gaston.k12.nc.us

     704-941-4893
     Please look for a book and videos on this topic
    later this year.
     Please visit American Football Monthly or
    Coaches Choice

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