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Home Magazine Issues August 2006 Point-Counterpoint: The Two Minute Offense

Point-Counterpoint: The Two Minute Offense

Defending the Two-Minute Offense Baylor vs. Edinboro Tale of The Tape Lee Hays Baylor Offensive Coordinator First Year At West Texas A&M, led D-II in passing offense in 2005, averaging more than 360 ypg. WTAM was seventh in scoring and ninth in total offense last fall Coaches Schools Experience Power Stats Wayne Bradford Edinboro Defensive Coordinator 8th Year 2005 Fighting Scots defense led Division II in total defense 2004 Unit led nation with 42 forced turnovers, including 30 interceptions. Does your two-minute drill look more like a Chinese fire drill? Are players scurrying on and off the field in chaotic fashion? Are you having communication problems? Does poise no longer exist on your sideline? You’re not alone. The two-minute drill can be a stressful situation for coaches on both sides of the ball. Baylor offensive coordinator Lee Hays and Edinboro defensive coordinator Wayne

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