Wishbone?

[Censored by Laurie]

Thoughts?

[CaribbeanGreen]

Bob Davie likes the cut of your jib.

[Green P1]

I'm all for it.

[Varsity]

Love it.

[cl_1_2008]

We've broken out the Inverted Wishbone a few times this year. 2 tight ends up to block with a deep back.

[gksmith]

Only when I get the bigger piece of bone.

[BillySee58]

We've broken out the Inverted Wishbone a few times this year. 2 tight ends up to block with a deep back.

That formation is usually referred to as stone. I like when we get in that, but I would also like if we got in wishbone a little, so long as it worked of course.

[UNTLifer]

I don't see DT running the Wishbone.

[trussbussdad]

WISHBONE...with the right personnel....it is unstoppable. But you need a bruising FB and lighting quick TB's and a QB that thrives on hitting or being hit. Hard to find all 4 on the field at one time today.

[UNTP1]

give me the Wing-T

[kalebschumann]

give me the Wing-T

My high school ran this offense. MOST BORING OFFENSE EVER

[UNTP1]

My high school ran this offense. MOST BORING OFFENSE EVER

When the entire wing-T playbook is utilized and executed effectively out of different wing-T formation sets, the defensive confusion created by the multiple misdirections, deception, and play-fakes is a thing of beauty. Harold "Tubby" Raymond perfected this at the University of Delaware and had great success and some pretty exciting offenses winning 3 national championships during his tenure from 1966 to 2001 (albeit at the division 2 level). It wouldn't have success at the D1 level anymore but it's still a fun system to watch if run the right way.