July 25, 2008
A-11 Offense
A Piedmont California high school football team has implemented a two quarterback offense.
“Going into the season, we thought that either we’re going to get fired or we’re going to transform the game because of the innovative aspects and the wealth of ideas,” Bryan said. “Luckily, it turned out to be the latter.”
The plan began at Humphries’ house in northern California while the two were dreaming of ideas. The question: how to effectively level the playing field for Piedmont, with an enrollment of less than 1,000, when the Highlanders faced schools with student bodies nearly twice that.
Then, Humphries came up with a whopper: Why not put two quarterbacks in a shotgun formation and make every player on the field a potential receiving threat?
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