Which Playbooks have some trickeries in them

[Chiefsfan881129]

Which Playbooks have some thrick plays in them also did Boise State Statue of Liberity make it back in the game this year?

what playbooks have trick plays like the flea flicker among others please help? thanks

[KennyLSU]

LSU has a flea flicker from the I.

[Strummer101er]

Quote: Originally Posted by Chiefsfan881129

Which Playbooks have some thrick plays in them also did Boise State Statue of Liberity make it back in the game this year? what playbooks have trick plays like the flea flicker among others please help? thanks

South Carolina and Utah have some shenanigans in their playbooks, just like in real life.

[Bucknut17]

south carolina has the 3 down linemen with the te's and tackle lined up wide to each side along with a wr, and they have the flea flicker

[jonesha2000]

Try Cincy Playbook....they have about 4 Ace sets, about 13 shotgun, and 1 strong I.

[jello1717]

A lot of the wildcat playbooks (there a list of them on here somewhere) have trickery in them like a HB taking the snap, running right, then throwing a screen pass to the QB on the other side. The other trick play in there is a double pass where the HB takes the snap, throws a backwards screen to the QB lined out wide who then throws downfield to a receiver.

[Arkavian]

Quote: Originally Posted by KennyLSU

LSU has a flea flicker from the I.

And it works very well if you have Sheppard as the QB and Terrance Toliver as the wide receiver on the streak up field.

LSU also has the half back pass included as well.

I really wish they would incorporate the fake field goal LSU used against South Carolina in 07. That is a sweet play when it works.

[jonesha2000]

Quote: Originally Posted by Solidice

Auburn, Tulsa, Clemson, Colorado State, Indiana, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Oregon, Pittsburgh, TCU, UCLA, and Virginia Tech all have a form of the wildcat. I say form because they call it different(UCLA = Wild Bruin, TCU = Wild Frog, etc..). you can find them under shotgun in the play call screen.

Here is a post from another thread...these are some cool playbooks.