No Huddle Spread Offense Bethel High School Gavin Kralik

Statistics from 2010 Averaged 224 yards/game Rushing Averaged 250 yards/game Passing Averaged 474 yards/game Total Offense Averaged 37.9 points/game

Stats Relating to Tempo 2010 Ran 618 plays in 9 Games 68.7 Plays Per Game Average Ran 84 Plays At Odessa Permian, TX Equated to 548 Yards/Total Offense

SPSL North/South Plays/Game Bethel 618 Curtis 468 Federal Way 530 Emerald Ridge 456 Jefferson 528 Tahoma 445 Rogers 516 Kentridge 443 Puyallup 514 Beamer 432 Auburn Riverside 514 Auburn 431 Graham Kapowsin 489 Kentwood 416 Kentlake 486 Spanaway Lake 414 Kent Meridian 479 Mt. Rainier 361 5 Playoff Teams 5 Playoff Teams

Benefits of Tempo Bethel Averaged 68.7 Plays Per Game SPSL Average was 51.7 Plays Per Game 17 Plays Per Game x 9 Games =153 Plays Or Three More Games Worth of Plays

Benefits of No Huddle Tempo new Trend seen in College Football Simplifies the Schemes You See Takes Time Away from Opponents Offense Your kids used to practicing at that tempo Two Minute Offense Situations

Communication System Skyview 2009 Tags Lake Travis (Outside Receivers) Skilled Kids Go Off Hand Signals Linemen go off of calls Quarterbacks Have to Know Both

Checkers Multiple QB’s at once How we memorize routes and calls Come in Early or stay late all of June/July We then progress against a defense

Fundamentals of Bubble Screen Cut down the DL Playside Angle of Block by #1 and #2 3 Steps by WR w/o looking WR can’t open shoulders QB has to step at the target Reduce Splits Empty RB opposite as a Change Up

Smash/Smash Under Concept Smash Route on One Side Smash Under on the Other Side Zone We Want to Work the Smash Side Cover 0 or Cover 1 We Work the Other Side