Forum member lsutigerz2001 posed the question: I find myself not utilizing what may be the best player on the field on offense. My main problem is I don’t really like throwing to the outside side of the field. Do you guys have any tips on how to get your main WR more active in NCAA Football 11 when he is the most spread out WR. The most common answer given has been to utilize formation [...]

The Air Raid Offense is a pass-first offense devised by Hal Mumme and Mike Leach as a derivative of the old Lavell Edwards, Norm Chow, and BYU Offense. The offense is extremely pass heavy, mainly because the QB is given the freedom to audible in and out of plays based on how he and the coach read the defense. Like the WCO, the Air Raid uses a short quick passing game in place of the [...]

Offensive Styles: Pro Style Offense Overview: A Pro Style Offense for us is simply an offensive system that’s used in college football that closely resembles those that are used in professional football.  The majority of Pro Style Offenses want to be balanced on offense between the run and the pass.  That doesn’t necessarily mean they want to run half of the time and throw the other, but rather it means they want to do either [...]

NCAA11 Blog-Offensive Styles (PISTOL) Pistol — The Pistol combines elements of the one back offense with those of the shotgun based spread offense.  The quarterback aligns 3 yards behind the center as opposed to the 5 to 6 yards he would align in a normal shotgun formation.  The halfback aligns directly behind the quarterback at a depth of 7 yards (See Figure 1).  With this setup the offense can run traditional downhill running plays and [...]

NCAA Football 11- No Huddle Offense Hey there NCAA fans, we’re back again with some more gameplay info for NCAA Football 11.  We’ve had some very positive feedback from the demo as well as at E3 and can’t wait for the game to hit the shelves in a few weeks.  It’s been a crazy world in college football as Nebraska and Colorado have left the Big 12 for the Big 10 and Pac-10 respectively.  Now [...]