Favorite offense

[Tide04]

I thought Cavalier was more of a Wing T team

I do not know anyone running the full house T.  Adams Edinburg Edmore ran a series of stack "I" and Watford ran some power "I"

Hillsboro ran a lot of power I.  I remember Cavalier ran a lot of the full house T

Does anyone in the state run the split back Veer?  I know Steele did, but they went to more of a run and shoot type option the past two years.


Also, are there any 3-5-3 Teams in the state?

Minot Ryan runs a split back Veer........quite effectively I might add. 

[mitchstrand]

Has anyone once else seen the offense that E/NL before they became Grant COunty.  Their whole offense was option dives, where the QB would hold the ball WITH the fullback until he got tackled, then lateral it the RB or keep it himself.  They sucked at it, because they never had a good year except when they got Flasher/Carson kids since 1999.  But when they had a good QB, it was a think of beauty.  One of the hardest offenses to stop!!! To bad they never had the athletes.

[ndfbfan]

Has anyone once else seen the offense that E/NL before they became Grant COunty.  Their whole offense was option dives, where the QB would hold the ball WITH the fullback until he got tackled, then lateral it the RB or keep it himself.  They sucked at it, because they never had a good year except when they got Flasher/Carson kids since 1999.  But when they had a good QB, it was a think of beauty.  One of the hardest offenses to stop!!! To bad they never had the athletes.

Actually, they didn't get Flasher/Carson kids until 2003-2004. E/NL went to the state playoffs in 1999-2000 and lost to eventual champion Linton.

[mitchstrand]

O my bad, i thought i mentioned that, they were stacked that year, Tim Kallis was a beast!! sorry about that, that is what i meant that when they had the athletes, they were amazing.   I don't remember who the QB was, but the next closest player they had to pulling that off was JEsse Roth, the other qbs they had didn't do that good of the job with that offense. ANd i didn't mean they got F/C kids in 1999, i played against them from 00-03.  I meant they didn't have a good team since from E/NL since 1999 until F/C came over in 04. I actually believe they finished in second-to-last place every year only beating Glen Ullin-Hebron who had a losing streak in the 50's from 2000-2003.

[ndfbfan]

O my bad, i thought i mentioned that, they were stacked that year, Tim Kallis was a beast!! sorry about that, that is what i meant that when they had the athletes, they were amazing.   I don't remember who the QB was, but the next closest player they had to pulling that off was JEsse Roth, the other qbs they had didn't do that good of the job with that offense. ANd i didn't mean they got F/C kids in 1999, i played against them from 00-03.  I meant they didn't have a good team since from E/NL since 1999 until F/C came over in 04. I actually believe they finished in second-to-last place every year only beating Glen Ullin-Hebron who had a losing streak in the 50's from 2000-2003.

Erik Zacher was the quarterback. He's cousins to Tyler Zacher from Beulah

[mitchstrand]

yes!!! i knew it started with a Z.  That kid did a GREAT job with the offense, especially with it being so complex.  And if im not mistaken, he started a couple of years and had a chance to play as QB at the varsity level, which helped him, Unlike Gaugler and Roth, who were both great athletes, especially with gaugler on defense, but in the end it was too hard for them to get down even with gaining varsity experience early in their careers.