Building a Multiple Power Spread Offense: The Complete Series!

In 2023 the Onalaska Hilltoppers led the state of Wisconsin in passing with 249 yards per game and 41 touchdowns to only 6 interceptions. This passing game led them to a state quarterfinals appearance.  Their offense is a power spread style that includes gap and zone scheme runs, a heavy dose of the fly sweep from multiple formations, multiple screens to slow the rush, and an interesting game planning philosophy to prepare for the week.  This series features the following videos: The Fly Sweep Run Game Counters off the Fly Sweep Building a Multiple Pass Game Multiple Screen Game A Seven Day Game Planning Process Part 1: Installing and Drilling the Fly Sweep from the Gun The Shotgun Fly Sweep has been an anchor in the Onalaska football attack since 2017.  They run it from a vast array of formations with multiple different positions carrying the ball.  On this video they will show you how they drill it and all of the different ways it is run in game.  Topics covered include: Drill tape of the fly sweep Blocking scheme of the fly sweep Fly Sweep from normal formations Fly Sweep from empty formations Fly Sweep from compressed formations Fly Sweep from unique formations In depth film of all of the fly sweep variations See a FREE preview here: Part 2 Run Game Counters and Play Action Passes off of the Shotgun Fly Sweep The shotgun fly sweep has been a staple of the Onalaska offensive attack for multiple years and along with that they run many counters and play actions passes off of it.  This has created a multifaceted explosive attack that has opposing defenses spinning.  Topics covered include: Counters to the Fly Sweep Film of the counters  Play Action Pass Counters QB Run Game Counters Vast array of clips of each type of counter Check Out a FREE preview here: Part 3: Creating a Multiple Pass Game with Simple Tags Onalaska led the entire state of Wisconsin high school football in passing in 2023 with 249 yards per game, 41 touchdowns to only 6 interceptions.  We are going to show you how they did it.  Topics covered include: Pass game overview Three Verticals Concept Tags off the Three Verticals Tagging System for All Pass Plays Stick Concept with Tags Flood Concept with Tags Mesh Concept with Tags Rail Concept Boot Concept with Tags Check out the FREE preview below:  Part 4: Creating a Multiple but Simple Screen Package The Onalaska offense features a multiple pass game, a fly sweep package to attack the perimeter, and a multiple screen package to protect their base plays.  This video series will show how they use a few simple blocking schemes to run multiple screens that compromise the defense.  Topics covered include: Running back screens Wide Receiver screens Tight End and H-Back Screens Blocking Schemes for screens Multiple all 22 clips of all screens Check out his FREE preview here: Part 5: 7 Day Game Planning Process Coach Tom Yashinsky from Onalaska Wisconsin goes through his full week game planning procedure to help you understand the work flow method that has helped their explosive offense frustrate defenses.  Topics covered include: Game Planning Breakdown Programs/ Software used to put a game plan together Practice Scripts format How to watch film Game plan philosophy Full staff game plan method in a digital world Check out a FREE preview here: