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johntom2000 · 08-02-2010, 09:05 AM

Has anyone checked this one out yet? It has some really nice plays and some crazy formations!

Here are my audibles:
Triangle-SG: empty spread-WR IN
X-SG: Trips-Curl Post Wheel
[]-SG: Y-Slot-Y Stick
R1-SG Split slot-back cross
L1-SG: EMpty spread: Middle Slant

What do you all think?

Dr Death · 08-02-2010, 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by johntom2000


	Has anyone checked this one out yet? It has some really nice plays and some crazy formations! Here are my audibles: Triangle-SG: empty spread-WR IN X-SG: Trips-Curl Post Wheel []-SG: Y-Slot-Y Stick R1-SG Split slot-back cross L1-SG: EMpty spread: Middle Slant What do you all think?

I've been using this playbook lately and I love it. I use the 5-Wide and Quads formations. My audibles are different than yours though... my LB audible is a Bubble Screen. Today the D was showing blitz, as in 7 or 8 man blitz, I audibled to the Bubble Screen, the D came charging in, my QB lofted it perfectly and the WR broke it for 75 yards.

Only reason I didn't score is I hit the B button to do a pre-touchdown celebration and he spun right into a DB... LOL

Great playbook though!

ThaShark28_316 · 08-02-2010, 01:10 PM

It's almost the same as Mizzou's PB. Dave Christensen took his O to Wyoming...nice PB.

lexus97man · 08-02-2010, 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr Death


	I've been using this playbook lately and I love it. I use the 5-Wide and Quads formations. My audibles are different than yours though... my LB audible is a Bubble Screen. Today the D was showing blitz, as in 7 or 8 man blitz, I audibled to the Bubble Screen, the D came charging in, my QB lofted it perfectly and the WR broke it for 75 yards. Only reason I didn't score is I hit the B button to do a pre-touchdown celebration and he spun right into a DB... LOL Great playbook though!

Really?!? Gonna have to give this playbook a look after work today!

johntom2000 · 08-02-2010, 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr Death


	I've been using this playbook lately and I love it. I use the 5-Wide and Quads formations. My audibles are different than yours though... my LB audible is a Bubble Screen. Today the D was showing blitz, as in 7 or 8 man blitz, I audibled to the Bubble Screen, the D came charging in, my QB lofted it perfectly and the WR broke it for 75 yards. Only reason I didn't score is I hit the B button to do a pre-touchdown celebration and he spun right into a DB... LOL Great playbook though!

Ya I am tore between Houston, TT, and now Wyoming PB! All three is great playbooks. I got my Houston and Wyoming audibles saved. An taking a liking to New Mexico St. playbook!

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Originally Posted by ThaShark28_316


	It's almost the same as Mizzou's PB. Dave Christensen took his O to Wyoming...nice PB.

yes it is Shark

Note: I am having fun with my RTG with Tim Couch at NMS. Learning there playbook on this mode and in practice. It just kills me that you have to choose between formations that you liked to get a playbook that you will run. Some got formations you like but, not the plays and others are the other way around.

badpoet · 08-02-2010, 04:41 PM

In my Wyoming Dynasty, I actually switched up to the one back playbook. I liked Wyoming's when I started there, but I recruited a decent power back and some good defenders, so I went from a spread team to a 1 back team. Working out well so far.

Those bubble screens will kill a blitzing team.

goalieump413 · 08-02-2010, 06:44 PM

The 5 wide sets are excellent. Lots to do there, especially if you dink and dunk your way down the field. Bubble screens are effective against blitzes, and should be used a lot on first downs too.

The Monster has limited appeal to me, as there are only a couple of situations to use it in. Quick reads are absolutely necessary, as you're left with a heavy rush.

The Pistol is lame. I've tried just about every play and situation with it, and found that defensive pursuit always seems to better you. Only the slant route play from the pistol is worth anything, but that's because you have a wideout and a slot receiver on the identical route. Just cross the opposite TE around underneath their routes and you've got a catch.

Sure, it's a pass-heavy offense, if you feel your way through it, but you have plenty of decent receivers in the first year to compliment your style. The QB is okay, but don't get addicted to scrambling, he's not that fast. Be a pocket passer, look, and fire. Let the receivers do the work...

On defense, I love the 3-3-5 you can select prior to kickoff. The options at your disposal help keep your opponent's passing game down, although you do give up a little more against the rush between the tackles. I know it's not specific to Wyoming, but I use it when I can.

Use the empty 4 wide formation and hot route the inside slot man to a slant out. If the D doesn't blitz and you can hang in the pocket for another tick, the 3 other receivers clear out the defenders and you can usually gain 8-10 yards per pass. If the D runs a zone, you can sometimes find the next inside slot receiver on a go route inside the safety. It's easy to see. If not, and they run a man D, roll out to the wide side. If you can turn the corner, head up field. If you see a cover 2 in front of you, dump the ball over the CB's head to the slant out guy.

BiGTooT · 08-02-2010, 07:20 PM

Good mix of pass plays would be better if it had a few more running plays..

08-02-2010, 09:05 AM	#1
johntom2000 Banned OVR: 9 Join Date: May 2009 Location: Pikeville, Ky	Wyoming Playbook! Has anyone checked this one out yet? It has some really nice plays and some crazy formations! Here are my audibles: Triangle-SG: empty spread-WR IN X-SG: Trips-Curl Post Wheel []-SG: Y-Slot-Y Stick R1-SG Split slot-back cross L1-SG: EMpty spread: Middle Slant What do you all think? Last edited by johntom2000; 08-02-2010 at 09:57 AM.

08-02-2010, 01:10 PM	#3
ThaShark28_316 Pro OVR: 10 Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Houston, TX	Re: Wyoming Playbook! It's almost the same as Mizzou's PB. Dave Christensen took his O to Wyoming...nice PB. __________________ Astros Texans Rockets Horns FBall Horns BBall Stars

08-02-2010, 04:41 PM	#6
badpoet Rookie OVR: 5 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Minneapolis, MN (CST)	Re: Wyoming Playbook! In my Wyoming Dynasty, I actually switched up to the one back playbook. I liked Wyoming's when I started there, but I recruited a decent power back and some good defenders, so I went from a spread team to a 1 back team. Working out well so far. Those bubble screens will kill a blitzing team.

08-02-2010, 06:44 PM	#7
goalieump413 Stay thirsty my friends OVR: 12 Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 490	Re: Wyoming Playbook! The 5 wide sets are excellent. Lots to do there, especially if you dink and dunk your way down the field. Bubble screens are effective against blitzes, and should be used a lot on first downs too. The Monster has limited appeal to me, as there are only a couple of situations to use it in. Quick reads are absolutely necessary, as you're left with a heavy rush. The Pistol is lame. I've tried just about every play and situation with it, and found that defensive pursuit always seems to better you. Only the slant route play from the pistol is worth anything, but that's because you have a wideout and a slot receiver on the identical route. Just cross the opposite TE around underneath their routes and you've got a catch. Sure, it's a pass-heavy offense, if you feel your way through it, but you have plenty of decent receivers in the first year to compliment your style. The QB is okay, but don't get addicted to scrambling, he's not that fast. Be a pocket passer, look, and fire. Let the receivers do the work... On defense, I love the 3-3-5 you can select prior to kickoff. The options at your disposal help keep your opponent's passing game down, although you do give up a little more against the rush between the tackles. I know it's not specific to Wyoming, but I use it when I can. Use the empty 4 wide formation and hot route the inside slot man to a slant out. If the D doesn't blitz and you can hang in the pocket for another tick, the 3 other receivers clear out the defenders and you can usually gain 8-10 yards per pass. If the D runs a zone, you can sometimes find the next inside slot receiver on a go route inside the safety. It's easy to see. If not, and they run a man D, roll out to the wide side. If you can turn the corner, head up field. If you see a cover 2 in front of you, dump the ball over the CB's head to the slant out guy.

08-02-2010, 07:20 PM	#8
BiGTooT Rookie OVR: 6 Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Down The Street	Re: Wyoming Playbook! Good mix of pass plays would be better if it had a few more running plays.. __________________ __________________________________________________ _______ Perfect Is Not Good Enough!

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