Offense/Defense

[InTheGates]

What is Woodard known for on the offense and defensive side?

[KFDM COOP]

WB Bear

He said that he likes to go multiple on both sides of the ball. Mix it up, 3 wide, 4 wide, go to the I etc. he said they will adjust to the talent.

[InTheGates]

I am glad to hear they have someone willing to adjust with the talent level they will be able to recruit....I know everyone has base things they like, but hopefully we will see some decent recruits come through...I still believe putting together a coaching staff that can "recruit" will be tough but key to moving the program forward...

[Tiger90]

With him being a Woodard are we going to see the old veer?   Had to throw a Silsbee reference in there. ;D

[AggiesAreWe]

With him being a Woodard are we going to see the old veer?   Had to throw a Silsbee reference in there. ;D

Actually, Tiger90, the McGallion's are the veer. Charlie ran a multiple set, mostly pro set and I formation with a hint of the veer.

[Tiger90]

Charlie loved the option whatever you want to call it.  I remember one time against New Caney they had only 1 db covering the 2 wrs on the left side.  They loaded the box and dared Silsbee to pass. 

[AggiesAreWe]

Charlie loved the option whatever you want to call it.  I remember one time against New Caney they had only 1 db covering the 2 wrs on the left side.  They loaded the box and dared Silsbee to pass. 

Like I said, there are multiple offenses that use the option, not just the veer. Wishbone, triple option, wing T, I formation( Nebraska made this one famous ) even the spread ( zone read play ) is an option offense. Charlie used the veer at times, but mostly ran out of the I and pro set, not the veer. Veer is not the only option offense.