Sikeston Offensive Clips vs Jackson 2011

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In my years at Sikeston we were blessed to have some great football teams.  I thoroughly enjoyed my time there as Offensive Coordinator.  We ran basically seven schemes in the run game:

Inside Zone
Outside Zone
Power
Counter
Fly
Trap
Counter

In the passing game we were play action, quick game, and screen driven.  Everything we ran was series based with screens attached to the runs and play actions off all of base series. 

The next few weeks, I plan on posting several videos and playbook post on our offense at Sikeston. 


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