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Implementing the Single Wing with Bobbleheads (7-8-9 year olds/Mitey Mite Division)

Implementing the Single Wing with Bobbleheads (7-8-9 year olds/Mitey Mite Division). Mike Sommers San Marcos Pop Warner Crusaders 2004-2005. First Year vs. Second Year. 1st Year (4-6-1) Only Wedge blocking on the line, with TE’s taking on the outside rush. Didn’t pull.

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Implementing the Single Wing with Bobbleheads (7-8-9 year olds/Mitey Mite Division)

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  1. Implementing the Single Wing with Bobbleheads(7-8-9 year olds/Mitey Mite Division) Mike Sommers San Marcos Pop Warner Crusaders 2004-2005

  2. First Year vs. Second Year • 1st Year (4-6-1) • Only Wedge blocking on the line, with TE’s taking on the outside rush. • Didn’t pull. • Every player on the team got at least one carry in a game. • 2nd Year (7-4) • Started pulling and SAB blocking. • Only used the Wedge on a few plays. • Every kid but three carried the ball in a game.

  3. Why I chose to run the Single Wing • I wanted something that would be fairly simple for our players. • An offense where I could put any kid in anywhere, and they could play. • Especially in cases where we may be blowing out another team. • I had seen too many problems with the exchange on handoffs at this level.

  4. Biggest Mistake in 1st Year Thinking that the kids wouldn’t be able to pick up a different blocking scheme.

  5. Linemen RULE! I let everyone know at the first practice that the Center and Offensive Linemen were the most important players on our team, and re-emphasized it as the season progressed.

  6. Pre-Shift • We immediately went to this formation after breaking every huddle. On “Shift” we would move into our play formation.

  7. Eagle

  8. Beast Series

  9. Beast

  10. Beast

  11. Box Series

  12. Mis-direction

  13. Box Right

  14. Box Right

  15. Keeping our opponents on their toes After the 3rd week of the season, we threw in a new formation or play nearly every other week to try to keep our opponents on their toes. • Beast Right Spread • Heavy Left • Buck Seam (Last 2 weeks)

  16. Beast Right Spread

  17. Heavy Left Formation • We would break the huddle to the ball with the left Guard lining up over the ball in Pre-Shift.

  18. Buck Seam

  19. Passing Game

  20. #1 Rule when coaching the Bobbleheads • Don’t underestimate their ability to learn, and understand, their assignments! Most of them want to learn new things. • My O-Line last year got smiles on their faces every time they got to pull.

  21. Things I intend to do this year • Implement some of Dave Cisar’s ideas (i.e. backfield stance, 2.5 yds. off ball). • Add some motion. • More pulling, especially from the backside. • A little more passing (specifically from the Center to the Backs). We will be using wrist coaches this year.

  22. God bless the Four Horsemen ofNotre Dame

  23. Thank you! Questions?

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