How to install the Run and Shoot Offense at the High School Level

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The Run and Shoot Offense is KNOWN for its explosive scoring, passing attack. But can you run the Run and Shoot Offense at the High School Level? That's what we talk about in today's video...how to install the run and shoot offense at the high school level.
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[@markjefferson2434]

When I'm coaching in the NFL; this for sure will be a big part of my offense for sure.

[@dwightlove3704]

There are teams that use the concepts of the Run-N-Shoot in their offense.This pass happy offense has a great deal of influence.

[@nelsonschiavi1576]

Very thorough. I am planning to input more "R&S" with the speed we have on our squad. Thank you!

[@wayneanderson8555]

As someone who has studied/coached this offense for 29 years and is a member of the Mouse Davis coaching tree, I found some interesting ideas in Coach Clark's version of the offense.

[@CoachMcKie]

+Wayne Anderson Coach Anderson, I'd love to pick your brian. I love the offense.

[@wayneanderson8555]

You can call me at 561.886.8328. Also if you give me your email address, I will send you some information. Depending on my schedule I am available for clinics. Look forward to hearing from you Coach McKie. God Bless.

[@jyclark18]

Wayne Anderson thank you for those words... hope you found something that can help you

[@tomfulton8740]

So can you tell me the difference in this and run and gun and air raid all seem the same but im sure there is probably some small difference

[@cantstopwontstop04]

Hey coaches. It's me again. Lol. I played in the R&S .this is giving me chills !!! Awesome stuff guys !!! Thanks!!!! Only thing you guys left out was the Uncovered concept!!!!!

[@nyakiiyo6692]

Hey coach, question for you. I’m a huge Washington State fan. Coach Rolovich from UH was just hired to be new head coach. As you know he is also a Run and Shoot guy. How do you think the Run and Shoot will do in the PAC-12 and which styles of defense are most effective in slowing it down? How often is the RB used? Coach Leach was incredibly stubborn in using the RB in his version of Air Raid. It’s a position a lot of Cougar fans would love to see more of. Thanks Coach!

[@CoachMcKie]

Hey man, you are going to LOVE the Run and Shoot. Hawaii used the RB a little bit more than Coach Leach. And I think the Pac-12 is in a world of hurt.

[@andrewclarke3044]

coach clark, got a couple of questions. 1. how often do you actually run the ball, and if you do have a good athlete in the backfield do u go more balanced instead of pass heavy. 2. how important are screens in your offense, and what types of screens you run. thanks for this i didn't know a whole lot about the run and shoot. intil this.

[@jyclark18]

Coach- 1) the run game is very important to me, I am one of the coaches who emphasis RUN in the run and shoot. I have had seasons where we ran for over 3,000 yards in this offense. 2) Screen game is to keep the defense honest for me; we emphasize the screen game but we do not say we have to be a great screen team to be successful. That is just my own philosophy on screens; the two main screen that we do is Tunnel/Jailbreak or Slow/Slip depends on your terminology. Hope that helps.

[@andrewclarke3044]

thanks for replying, i'm more of a smashmoth spread guy. running inside zone. inside trap, buck sweep and power/counter down the opponents throat and play action off of it. obviously if their is talent available id like to be balanced. i run a drop-back which pass which i think is based on the run and shoot based on what how i understand your offense. we call it choice. basically. from left to right or left to right. here are rules. # 1 10 yard in # 2 arrow #3 choice read (try to beat safety deep up the seam, if he cant runs a post, if he still cant beat the safety, he will find a spot to settle underneath the safeties) #1 runs a go. QB progression if 1 high: look to throw the go. next look at the choice route, if neither are open look for square in. against 1 high he will look to square in/arrow combination. the in should come open with the arrow stretching the slot defender. if the square in isn't there he will look for his best match up on the go or choice. we also run smash which would be your hook route. i guess the smash concept came from the run and shoot.

[@andrewclarke3044]

i guess dart is your version of power. i assume our choice route would basically be your go route.

[@jyclark18]

Dart is our "power" but the thing that I do with Dart is versus an even front we ONLY run it to a shade...odd front doesn't matter we won't check it.

[@andrewclarke3044]

There's several ways we run power. We can be in a spread I set where our H-back is in a sniffer position between the tackle and guard. He kicks the end guard wraps to playside LB. playside linemen block down. Tackle hinges or he can go second level and we read the backside end. We can run it from split backs. We can motion a wing to his normal sniffer position. We can motion him from the slot position. We can run power from a spread set without motion by reading the playside defensive end. The QB or the RB can be the dive back. Counter is the same as power except the guard and H-back exchange responsibilities. When we're in a spread set and don't use motion we run a counter trey read play. Playside linemen block down, guard kick end, tackle wraps to LB. we're doing a thousand things but the exact same power/counter blocking scheme. Buck sweep is also the same scheme except you have a TE, wing, or H-back hook the EMOLOS. Both guards pull. One kicks out the slot corner while the slot recover cracks a LB, the other leads on a linebacker. Playside tackle blocks down, and center blocks back. All of this with the same Power blocking scheme.

[@RIP2zone]

Is there a way that someone can share drills to improve kids performance on the RNS because kids need to do it on the field not just see it on the blackboard

[@cantstopwontstop04]

Nobody ran it better than university of Houston with Jenkins who was OC under Davis at usfl

[@houstonveer1]

great job coach ...die hard run and shooter here ...just had our 3rd quarterback go over 3,000 yards running the shoot....do you ever run the READ concept ?? we have gone to that more than switch because of the quick throw to the flat on the frontside...helps wirh the blitz ....we also run 60 double quick outs out of trips , that we got from June Jones in the 2006 Nike manual ...it is straight cash homie ! You are singling up the apex linebacker in trips , and he's got double outs coming at him....if it's roll 2--- qb throws the front side fade ...if it goes to banjo and he has neither one open, he flips his hips and gets backside to his single receiver running five step post ......great play !

[@CoachMcKie]

Coach Poston, Thanks coach. How'd your season go? We've talked a couple of times on the phone about the Run and Shoot. Would love to get you on a Live Clinic one day.

[@houstonveer1]

Coach McKie , sounds like it would be a blast ...lets do it ...

[@CoachMcKie]

+Mark Poston Email me at [e-mail] and lets set this up.

[@houstonveer1]

oach McKie , I emailed you This morning

[@IRON5]

Coach really enjoyed this video presentation being a run&shoot coach myself.

[@CoachMcKie]

Coach Iron, Thanks for watching the video. Love to have you on one day. If that's possible.

[@IRON5]

Coach McKie​ Many thanks coach for the kind words. But their are more deserving coaches then me who currently. Are more qualified to speak on the run&shoot offense then myself right now.

[@CoachMcKie]

Please coach, don't sell yourself short.

[@10secs2lovetffl]

Coach I know my question was fairly wordy and perhaps not as clear as I wanted to be. Basically what I wanted to know is. Specifically, against Palms coverage that morphs into a Cover-2 Sheel or Cover-4 Quarters. What does he teach his older or advanced QBs (Varsity ball) how to read the differences between the two. He mentioned MOFC and MOFO coverages. Middle of Field Closed/Open. Pre-Snap what are the keys for his QB and WRs and then Post-Snap what are the main keys for both the QB and WRs?

[@CoachMcKie]

Coach King, I will tell let him know you asked this question, and he will jump on an answer it for you.

[@10secs2lovetffl]

And I sincerely apologize for the length of my question. or Questionsssss lol... Thanks again.

[@CoachMcKie]

I love how that Poem has been used since the 1950s. Great answer job.

[@10secs2lovetffl]

Thanks, coach, much appreciated.

[@cantstopwontstop04]

I was coached by Donald hollias and his best friend guy named David Klinger who ran it at UH with crazy as coach called John Jenkins

[@mikej1005]

Questions 1. How do you attack inside the opponents 10? 2. How do you get your receivers open when your opponent is more talented and playing man coverage?

[@mikej1005]

thanks for the reply

[@rudyalvarez2845]

Justin Clark do you have any PowerPoints or anything you can send by email? I want to start dipping into the run n shoot for next season.

[@erickilpatrick5265]

I also run X or Z choice out of Trips Stack. You can switch the routes of all 3 receivers and the defense has no idea who is running which one...Drives them crazy.

[@CoachMcKie]

Great idea. It's simple for the offense, but difficult for the defense.

[@erickilpatrick5265]

you can do the same thing with by stacking your receivers twins concepts. They don't know which of the receivers will do what route.

[@dwightlove3704]

Glenn "Tiger" Ellison what inspired him to create this pass happy offense????

[@jameswinterfield765]

slot receivers don't always need a route tree ...if you look at henry ellard who was not a slot but still ....you can learn how to banana route and find openings in zone coverage .....he had a successful redskins career doing that very thing ..

[@tomfulton8740]

What’s the difference between this and run and gun?

[@CoachMcKie]

No clue honestly

[@tomfulton8740]

@@CoachMcKie ive wondered if one had alot more RPos or different WR sets .

[@PaulGaither]

Our QBs have weak arms, which forces us to run a West Coast offense. We have to stretch the defense horizontally. Our QBs struggle to hit the 10 yard out near the sideline and to throw the ball into the endzone from the 20 yard line. Despite that, we have won our leagues by making good choices and playing fundamental football.

[@CoachMcKie]

Fantastic coach. Great job.

[@STREETZWARZGAMER45]

How would you stop the Jet Sweep?

[@CoachMcKie]

I would spin to the jet motion. But I would be giving up something backside.

[@TedSeay]

Coach, you can stop any one play if you try hard enough. However, if your opponent has installed the Jet Sweep SERIES, he will attack the adjustments you used to slow down Jet Sweep.