The Multiple Wishbone Offense: Isos and Double Dives Plays

A look at our different blast type plays from the wishbone offense

[@petyrarmato3953]

Glad to see the wishbone alive and WELL-- love it

[@coachbum9920]

Great execution! Love it! Good example of some old school football

[@markh6545]

Best offense ever!...I've always said when its run right the wishbone is unstoppable.

[@TonyBananas18]

Great vid coach its the good fake by the qb that really gets this play to pop

[@kennypleasant8928]

That's me

[@ceciliapleasant1448]

thats kenny jr

[@ECoachInn]

This is North Hall High School, in GA

[@MonarchPoolPlaster]

Even managed to fool the camera man a few times 😁

[@christeynor3164]

Quick Question on this. From looking at it, it looks like an effective play and I will be adding it to my Wishbone Playbook, however I am wondering if it is a 31/42 Blast or a 33/44 Blast? Depending on your back # system, ours is: QB = 1, FB = 2, Left RB = 3, and Right RB = 4. So in that case, would this be a 42 or a 44 Blast if it is a run for the Right RB? Also, where can I get this playbook and how much would it cost? Thanks

[@davidbishop7526]

Coach, we dont number our backs. We have a special way of doing things which makes playcalling easier than most folks. I used to call it the way you did but we changed it. You can email me and we can talk playbook, etc.

[@billmckinley2934]

coach, I've tried your email address w/o success. Can you email me ([e-mail]). I'd like to install your offense, Thanks Bill McKinley

[@kenellsmith]

where can i get this playbook coach

[@Music_Blueprint_78]

How many feet are the line splits?

[@ECoachInn]

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[@festdir]

Coach, what are the splits for the offensive line? It looks like the splits differ for different plays.

[@ECoachInn]

festdir It depends, typically we go 2, 3, 4; sometimes 3, 4, 5.

[@JustinRamsey76]

+ECoachInn How do you decide when to narrow the splits and when to widen them? The play at the 2:07 mark looks like close splits, where the play before were much wider. Also I emailed you and hope to hear back. My email is [e-mail] Thanks.

[@ECoachInn]

to QB sneak or to get tough yardage we close it down. Inside traps, dives and isos we can vary. It just depends on the situation, the team, etc.

[@JustinRamsey76]

+ECoachInn Thanks coach. I also emailed the address at the beginning of each video to inquire about installing this offense. Is there a playbook or other resources to help with installing?

[@jarrodbell9661]

What are the blocking rules?

[@ECoachInn]

email me at [e-mail]