INTRODUCTIONb. It is an adequate position to block at the flank. ¢. It provides a vertical blocking angle on linebackers and lineman. 3) The Fullback is in the middle of the formation for the following reasons: a. It provides a dive threat to the middle of the defense. b. It provides the offense with a balanced attack to either side of the formation, much the same as an I-formation tailback. ¢. It enables the FB to flood either flank as a third reciever. a. It solidifies the counter game by having the FB in a position to fill for any pulling lineman, thus checking any area. 4) Although the QB is under the center, as is the case with all modern offenses, his keeping the ball or faking away from the flow of attack, presents the defense with an additional contain problem which minimizes pursuit and provides big play opportunities. The total Wing-T concept may best be described as SGauence football. This should not imply that every play is run in order, but that the offense is run in series wners Several points are threatened as the ball is snapped. its sfauential aspect is shown not only from the series pattern of fhe Packs, but just as significantly, the entire stractuce of blocking assignments and shoulder blocking technique. The series are designed to place as many defensive conflicts upon the defense as possible and are directed at men who have dual Gefensive assignments. The blocking style is designed so that if a defensive man reacts to the blocking in his ales in sacha way as to stop aparticular play, he will be placing himself in jeopardy for a companion thteat.These sequential conflicts can be created in the following way: 1) Multi-threats built within each backfield series, combining run and pass. da. 189 opr. —