Top College Football Plays from NCAA Week 5
There were two great football play designs out of the Shotgun Spread formation in Week 5 of the college football season that resulted in long touchdowns.
Study the plays below, and see how you can incorporate them into your team's playbook.
1. Cowboy Cutback Screen Option
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The Oklahoma State Cowboys ran an amazingly successful running play for an 84 yard touchdown in their upset win over #24 Kansas State.
Out of the Shotgun Spread formation, both sets of wide receivers run a WR screen combination in order to keep the defensive backs occupied and distracted on the side of the field.
Meanwhile, the seven offensive players inside the box run a read-pull running play to attack the interior defense.
2. Nittany Slants
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Penn State used this play to score a long touchdown in Week 5 of the college football season.
With four different receivers slanting across the defensive backfield, the quarterback should usually be able to easily find an open receiver in either a vacant space against a zone defense or a receiver with a step on his defender when facing a man-to-man defense.
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