Simple, Yet Sophiscated

In order to effectively overcome the myriad of problems presented by modern defenses, a complete passing game must possess both diversity and learnability. These two factors result in a highly sensitive balancing act for offensive coaches. The passing game must be able to attack a defensive structure on all levels, yet be learnable enough to yield a high degree of efficiency; the pass offense installed at Lenoir-Rhyne represents an attempt to simplify a sophisticated offense that incorporates easy learnability and diversity. The overall scheme utilizes multiple personnel groupings to go along with pre-snap movement; simplicity in teaching this system is of prime importance. Each pattern taught falls into one of eight reading concepts for the quarterback. There may be over 100 pass variations in any given game plan; however, these passes will fall into one of our eight basic concepts. A