Check out new offensive and defensive plays coming this year to NCAA Football 12. Each new play includes a screen of the play art, and a brief description as to why it was added to NCAA Football 12.
OFFENSE
Pistol Full House HB Off Tackle: The Pistol Full House aka the Diamond formation was first unveiled last season by Oklahoma State and was later adopted by other teams across the country. A staple play of the three back pistol set is the HB Off Tackle play.
Pistol Train Tripe Option: Primarily used as a short yardage power set from the Pistol, the Train formation as it’s called by Nevada gives the offensive a variety of ways to attack the defense in short yardage situations. The Triple Option play is on such play that can be used to attack the defense.
Shotgun Spread Flex Wk Y-Stick: Another spin on a staple play of the Air Raid offense that’s used by Houston as well as others, Shotgun Spread Flex Wk Y Stick calls for the halfback to motion out of the backfield to the right. This motion puts him a spot that allows the Y-Stick concept to develop.
Weak I Normal Y Over Fly Sweep: Oregon State’s Weak I Normal Fly Sweep has the tightened aligned on the line of scrimmage to the split end side of the formation. This creates an unbalanced set to the left with extra blockers for the fly sweep.
Shotgun Twin TE Slot PA Slide: This is a play action boot pass that has two deep crossing receivers and one receiver usually a tightened who slides under the line of scrimmage and in the flat. Oregon likes to use this play once they get near their opponent’s red zone. They’re usually successful at getting the ball to one of the crossing receivers for a big play.
Pistol Spread RNS Switch Smash: Hawaii’s run and shoot offense can now be run from the Pistol formation. The traditional staples such as RNS Switch Smash can now be found in the new Pistol Spread formation. Hawaii and SMU’s playbook also features the run and shoot version of Pistol 4WR Trips.
I-Form Twin TE Badger Power: A staple of the Wisconsin power running game, I-Form Twin TE Badger Power is a play that combines elements of both a counter and power play. The Badgers like to send the wing tight end in motion to the weak side and at the snap he becomes the second “puller
Check out new offensive and defensive plays coming this year to NCAA Football 12. Each new play includes a screen of the play art, and a brief description as to why it was added to NCAA Football 12.
OFFENSE
Pistol Full House HB Off Tackle: The Pistol Full House aka the Diamond formation was first unveiled last season by Oklahoma State and was later adopted by other teams across the country. A staple play of the three back pistol set is the HB Off Tackle play.
Pistol Train Tripe Option: Primarily used as a short yardage power set from the Pistol, the Train formation as it’s called by Nevada gives the offensive a variety of ways to attack the defense in short yardage situations. The Triple Option play is on such play that can be used to attack the defense.
Shotgun Spread Flex Wk Y-Stick: Another spin on a staple play of the Air Raid offense that’s used by Houston as well as others, Shotgun Spread Flex Wk Y Stick calls for the halfback to motion out of the backfield to the right. This motion puts him a spot that allows the Y-Stick concept to develop.
Weak I Normal Y Over Fly Sweep: Oregon State’s Weak I Normal Fly Sweep has the tightened aligned on the line of scrimmage to the split end side of the formation. This creates an unbalanced set to the left with extra blockers for the fly sweep.
Shotgun Twin TE Slot PA Slide: This is a play action boot pass that has two deep crossing receivers and one receiver usually a tightened who slides under the line of scrimmage and in the flat. Oregon likes to use this play once they get near their opponent’s red zone. They’re usually successful at getting the ball to one of the crossing receivers for a big play.
Pistol Spread RNS Switch Smash: Hawaii’s run and shoot offense can now be run from the Pistol formation. The traditional staples such as RNS Switch Smash can now be found in the new Pistol Spread formation. Hawaii and SMU’s playbook also features the run and shoot version of Pistol 4WR Trips.
I-Form Twin TE Badger Power: A staple of the Wisconsin power running game, I-Form Twin TE Badger Power is a play that combines elements of both a counter and power play. The Badgers like to send the wing tight end in motion to the weak side and at the snap he becomes the second “puller
