If you liked this article, here are three others just like it: 1) Straight Through the Uprights, Dec. 2002 2) Miami’s Onside Kick Game, Second Quarter 1998 3) Oregon’s Two-Step Punting Techniques, First Quarter 1998 With today’s modern defenses, it is often times difficult to predict exactly what you’re going to see defensively on the goal line, so you need to have plays designed to be successful, versus both man coverage and zone coverage, or a combination of both. We will game plan our two-point play just like we would any other situation play based on what we have seen in previous games from the goal-line defense. 2-Point Plays Our 2-point philosophy at Kent State is to accomplish three things: 1. Create confusion on the defensive side of the football by: A. Shifting B. Motioning C. Creating an undefined formation from game alignments D. Or a combination of the above 2. Get
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