I often think about how a scheme that usually carries maybe 3-5 run plays can churn out 1k yard rushers like the Run & Shoot has.
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I recommend everyone to look into this book about June Jones and his Hawaii program in the late 90s and 2000s. Gives a great account into him, his staff, and players and how they turned Hawaii into one of the best teams in the country.
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Im sure the next shooting star I see will be the angels running 60Z Go. Mahalo Coach, for bringing us all together.
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We are saddened to hear the passing of legendary #HawaiiFB Coach June Jones today.
He is UH’s winningest head coach with 76 wins, the master in the Run and Shoot Offense and a great mentor and teacher of the game.
Coach Jones was 73 years old. Rest in Aloha.
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June Jones is a an absolute legend. I’m so grateful that I’ve been able to learn the best offense in the world from him and others that worked/played for him. My goal is to carry on his legacy by growing the Run N Shoot and giving it the recognition it deserves.
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BIG SHOUTOUT to my brother @Dschaar56 for the knowledge! Thank you so much my guy! Can’t wait to digest and dissect this heat! Chip Kelly and Gus Malzahn 👀
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If you want some of the best most authentic offensive playbook creations in #CFB27, lock in with your guy.
Playbook downloable under “NUCHIPKELLY”
@CoachDanCasey What you think about this one?
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NORTHWESTERN CFB27 WING-T INSTALL
(proof of concept)
📣 Wing-T community, let’s let EA know we would love this added to College Football 27.
🏈 Northwestern’s Week 5 Wing-T Plays
- Blue 26 Guard Trap
- Blue 49 Sally (QB veer step, LH counter)
- Red 24 Gut (influence pull)
- Blue 29 (buck sweep)
Note: All formations and terminology are from Raymond/Kempski era Delaware. This is simulated in Madden 07’s play editor, which doesn’t allow Wing-T style pre-snap motion. All credit due to the legends Tubby Raymond, Ted Kempski, Forest Evashevski, and David M. Nelson.
@EASPORTSCollege @ScottOGallagher
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Tap in for your custom CFB 27 playbooks that mimic authentic playbooks complete with spreadsheets and scripted plays.
#UpdateCFB27Playbooks
People have been raving about what Chip Kelly is running at Northwestern, but CFB has shown us a LOT of new plays and philosophies this year that need to be in CFB 27.
Until they update these books, this is my gift to the community. I did my best to recreate what Northwestern is doing with the Wing-T influence.
Search: NUCHIPKELLY
Enjoy this one. I won’t rest until we get these playbooks updated 😂 worked on this one since 6am
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I’d like to openly offer to @EASPORTSCollege to help install a precision Wing-T playbook into College Football 27. 🎮 Delaware put it on the map and Northwestern just revived it! 🔥🏈
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Yo please support this message! We need this CFB 27 community! RT, LIKE, SHARE. We've proven when we are unified and complain, we get shit done lol.
I’d like to openly offer to @EASPORTSCollege to help install a precision Wing-T playbook into College Football 27. 🎮 Delaware put it on the map and Northwestern just revived it! 🔥🏈
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Replying to @DuceSenpai @EASPORTSCollege
Would love to help @EASPORTSCollege install the Wing-T!
Seems like a good time to get this circulating again
DELAWARE WING-T HISTORY
A rare interview from 1983 with Tubby Raymond, Delaware's head football coach (1966-2001). With a record of 300-119-33, he arguably perfected the Delaware Wing-T offense and was the successor to one of its inventors, David M. Nelson. [8 min]
Tubby Raymond's Accomplishments and Honors:
Football Championships
2 NCAA College Division (1970–1971)
1 NCAA Division II (1979)
3 Middle Atlantic (1966, 1968–1969)
5 Yankee (1986, 1988, 1991–1992, 1995)
1 A-10 (2000)
Football Awards
2× AFCA College Division COY (1971–1972)
Author
The Delaware Wing-T An Order of Football (1986)
Illustrator
The Modern Winged-T Play Book (1961)
Football Principles and Play (1962)
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If Jayden Daniels and Jaxson Dart played a game of checkers you’d still need to have an ambulance on site.



























