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Why not just use the A-11 offense?
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Re: Why not just use the A-11 offense?
The scrimmage kick formation is allowed on fourth downs under NCAA rules and on conversion attempts, and a few situations which define a scrimmage kick formation with an additional requirement that "it is obvious that a kick may be attempted." It is otherwise not allowed for most normal plays, making the A-11 impossible to use on an every-down basis.
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Re: Why not just use the A-11 offense?
I love the A-11.
If I were a HS coach at a school that wasn't gifted with a lot of size, I'd take a serious look at this.
What do you have to lose? Most HS games are just a matter of one team wearing down the smaller squad.
I think the kids would love to play in the system. What a blast. Seems like the problem is getting enough time to teach it.Winning is more fun than losing.
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Re: Why not just use the A-11 offense?
It's illegal in HS now also.Originally posted by Blue42 View PostI love the A-11.
If I were a HS coach at a school that wasn't gifted with a lot of size, I'd take a serious look at this.
What do you have to lose? Most HS games are just a matter of one team wearing down the smaller squad.
I think the kids would love to play in the system. What a blast. Seems like the problem is getting enough time to teach it.__________________
The McLoud Center -Bob Lutz, Wichita Eagle, 2/3/2010
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Re: Why not just use the A-11 offense?
I believe there is also a modified version of the original A-11 that can be in most, if not all, states.Originally posted by Big_Al View PostI believe the national standards body for HS football has unsanctioned the A-11 but it's up to each state to adopt their own rules.Winning is more fun than losing.
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