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    "THE A-11 Offense is the next EVOLUTION of FOOTBALL" KURT BRYAN and STEVE HUMPHRIES CO-CREATORS OF THE A-11 OFFENSE. In traditional football, these players are used 99.99% as blockers. In the A-11, we put athletic players in ineligible numbers and use them as potential scoring weapons.

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    THE A-11 OFFENSE IS THE NEXT EVOLUTION OF FOOTBALL

    ESPN RISE MAGAZINE - SEPTEMBER 2009

    A-11 INELIGIBLE

    ATHLETE PLAYS
    THE A-11 OFFENSE THRIVES WITHIN TRADITIONAL FOOTBALL RULES!

    AUTHORED BY:

    KURT BRYAN & STEVE HUMPHRIES


    CO-CREATORS OF THE A-11 OFFENSE

    CONFORMS TO NUMBERING REQUIREMENTS AT EVERY LEVEL OF FOOTBALL

    A-11 124 FORMATION

    USING INELIGIBLES AS POTENTIAL WEAPONS

    Coaches, Players and Fans,


    Thank you very much for your interest in the A-11 Offense. One of the great attributes of the A-11 is
    getting all players, regardless of number involved as potential scoring weapons.
    In 2009, our right guard (#56) dropped into the back field and took a hand-off 78 yards for a touchdown,
    our left Anchor (#77) took a liberty reverse and (#69) dropped off the line of scrimmage and meshed with
    the QB to option the weak-side linebacker.
    In traditional football, these players are used 99.99% as blockers, but in the A-11 we put athletic players in
    ineligible numbers and use them as potential scoring threats. The result? Our opponents must account for
    these players no mater where we place them on the field, stretching the defense.
    The 8 plays included in this package go in order with the list on the next page, of what an ineligible
    numbered player can legally do with the football according to traditional football rules. We hope you try a
    few of these plays with your team this season and even come up with a few of your own!
    Sincerely,
    Kurt Bryan & Steve Humphries
    Co-creators of the A-11 Offense

    JUNE 2010 BY A-11 FOOTBALL PROPERTIES. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.


    DUPLICATION WITHOUT EXPRES WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE AUTHORS IS PROHIBITED.

    A-11 OFFENSE
    INELIGIBLE ATHLETES
    In traditional football what duties can
    any ineligible numbered player perform?

    A PLAYER MAY. . .

    Take a backwards pitch and advance the ball anywhere on the field

    go downfield after a forward pass has crossed the neutral zone

    catch a backward pass behind the l.o.s. and advance with the ball

    catch a backward pass behind the l.o.s. and throw the football

    catch a backward snap and run (or) throw the ball

    take a reverse behind the l.o.s. and advance with the ball

    line up in the backfield and take a hand-off or lead block

    line up on the line of scrimmage and block

    *** REMEMBER, ELIGIBILITY IS DETERMINED BY NUMBER AND POSITION WITHIN THE FORMATION

    Base Q Veer Right

    A-11 OFFENSE

    FS

    M
    S

    E
    X

    R
    A

    T
    C

    Z
    B

    INELIGIBLE ATHLETES IN THE A-11

    OPTION TO AN INELIGIBLE NUMBERED PLAYER!

    ASSIGNMENTS:

    X : Convoy
    A : Convoy
    R : Convoy
    U : Zone Steps Right
    C : Combo Block With (Y)
    Y : Combo Block With (C)
    B : Stalk Safety
    E : Mesh with QB and Become Pitch Back
    Z : Stalk Corner
    1 : Under Center, Secure Handoff, Read End For Give. Pull and Option with (E)
    2 : Get Off Hit 2 Hole, Secure Hand-off, Run To Daylight

    PLEASE VISIT US ONLINE AT WWW.A11OFFENSE.COM

    Base Stagger 193 Slant Anchor Pitch

    FS

    S
    E

    T
    U

    T
    C

    E
    Y

    E
    2

    Z
    B

    HITCH & PITCH TO AN INELIGIBLE NUMBERED PLAYER


    (SEE BACK PAGE)

    ASSIGNMENTS:

    X : Hitch Route: 5 steps and sit hard no matter what. Catch and Pitch to Anchor if it looks good.
    A : Slant Route: 5 steps and break to the Post, keep it skinny depending upon coverage.
    R : Decoy Negative Bubble. ONCE ball Crosses Neutral Zone Break for the Pitch Fast!
    U : 190 Pass Pro.
    C : 190 Pass Pro.
    Y : 190 Pass Pro.
    E : Decoy Negative Bubble. ONCE ball Crosses Neutral Zone Break for the Pitch Fast!
    B : Slant Route: 5 steps and break to the Post, keep it skinny depending upon coverage.
    Z : Hitch Route: 5 steps and sit hard no matter what. Catch and Pitch to Anchor if it looks good.
    1 : Catch, set, read and throw: Reads: Slant to Hitch, if both routes are OK, throw the HITCH!
    2 : 190 Pass Pro, and vs. Odd Front or No Blitz, can Check Circle Route.

    INNOVATIVE FOOTBALL AT WWW.A11OFFENSE.COM

    INELIGIBLE ATHLETES IN THE A-11

    A-11 OFFENSE

    124 Q Anchor Bubble

    A-11 OFFENSE

    FS

    C
    M
    W
    X

    U
    A

    T
    C
    1

    B
    2

    INELIGIBLE ATHLETES IN THE A-11

    BACKWARDS PASS TO AN INELIGIBLE NUMBERED PLAYER!

    ASSIGNMENTS:

    X : Stalk block CB
    E : At the Snap Bubble Back to 4-yards behind LOS gaining width. Catch the ball and Go wide.
    R : Crack Block the WLB
    U : Cut block DT
    C : Attack ILB
    Y : Cut Block DT
    A : Log DE
    B: Kick out DE and work up to Convoy
    Z : Convoy
    1 : Shift to under Center at last second. Take snap and throw quick Bubble Screen to (E)
    2 : Convoy

    PLEASE VISIT US ONLINE AT WWW.A11OFFENSE.COM

    Base (A) Zoom 18 Circus Pass

    A-11 OFFENSE

    FS

    M
    W
    X

    T
    U

    S
    T

    E
    Y

    E
    2

    Z
    B

    DOUBLE PASS BY AN INELIGIBLE NUMBERED PLAYER!

    X: Deep post route, keep it skinny and behind the Free Safety.
    A: Zoom Motion, then run a shallow cross at 4 yards depth. . .Keep going across field!
    ANCHOR (R): This play takes advantage of extreme backside pursuit from the WLB on roll-out plays. Once

    the WLB crosses the face of the Anchor (R), the (R) drops back 10 yards behind the line of scrimmage for a
    backwards throwback pass from the QB.
    READS ARE: (1) Deep Angle Route, (2) Delay Rub Route and (3)Check down to the Shallow Cross
    WHITE BOX: Decoy 190 Pass Pro and slowly lose your man to the roll-out side and set up the zero block

    versus the pursuit after the throwback pass.


    E: Stay home and block SLB. If no blitz, protect the QB from the backside pursuit with a Hunt Block.
    B: Delay while the (Z) begins his Angle Route, then run your Rub route up the right side. Wide open on film!
    Z: Angle Route: Sprint across the field to 25 yards depth. Keep going!
    1: #1 QB: Sell the roll-out towards the LOS, then throwback to the (R).
    Executed properly, the over-pursuing defense will have (9) players either focusing on or chasing the #1 QB, leaving the left
    Cornerback and FS all alone to cover half the field. The Ineligible Anchor becomes the QB.

    INNOVATIVE FOOTBALL AT WWW.A11OFFENSE.COM

    INELIGIBLE ATHLETES IN THE A-11

    43 (2) Peek Laser Snap

    A-11 OFFENSE

    45 DEGREE SNAP!
    F
    S

    C
    B

    W
    X

    C
    T

    N
    U

    B
    A

    INELIGIBLE ATHLETES IN THE A-11

    ADD EXTRA INELIGIBLE ON FIELD


    & SHIFT TO BACKFIELD POSITION

    DIRECT SNAP TO AN INELIGIBLE NUMBERED PLAYER!

    ASSIGNMENTS:

    X : Crack Block the FS


    R : Kick out block on CB
    Y : Crack the WLB or DE
    U : Widen your Split to 5-feet from the Center Casually. Log the DT or DE
    C : Snap the ball at 45-Degrees to the # 2 Back. Base block the DT or NG
    B : Scoop the DT
    A : Convoy
    E : Shift to 43 set. Crack the WLB in the Gap between Red and White Box. Look for work!
    Z : Convoy
    1 : Show Pass Action Right on 18 Sprint Out Decoy
    2 : Shift to a depth of 3-yards behind the Wall. Catch the Snap and Go Left Hard.

    PLEASE VISIT US ONLINE AT WWW.A11OFFENSE.COM

    331 Creep Anchor Liberty Right

    FS

    A-11 OFFENSE

    S
    E

    T
    U

    T
    C

    E
    Y

    Z
    A

    LIBERTY REVERSE TO AN INELIGIBLE NUMBERED PLAYER!

    ASSIGNMENTS:

    X : Convoy
    A : Stalk or Log SLB
    R : Shift Down to become Tackle and Scoop Right
    U : 18 Pass Pro aggressive
    C : 18 Pass Pro aggressive
    Y : 18 Pass Pro aggressive
    E : Tighten Split on L.O.S. At the Snap go Fast Behind QB. Take Handoff and Go!
    B : Stalk or Log $
    Z : Stalk or Log CB
    1 : Receive Snap and Sell 190s Pass Action Decoy Middle of the Field. Fake throw = Liberty
    2 : Creep Motion and then 18 Pass Pro aggressive, Log the DE

    INNOVATIVE FOOTBALL AT WWW.A11OFFENSE.COM

    INELIGIBLE ATHLETES IN THE A-11

    10

    Big Nasty 22 Lead

    A-11 OFFENSE

    FS

    $
    C

    C
    M

    W
    E
    X

    T
    U

    T
    C

    E
    Y

    INELIGIBLE ATHLETES IN THE A-11

    ADD (2) EXTRA INELIGIBLES


    INTO BACKFIELD POSITIONS

    HAND-OFF TO AN INELIGIBLE NUMBERED PLAYER!

    ASSIGNMENTS:

    X : Convoy
    A : Kick Out First threat and Drive block
    R : Convoy
    U : Reach/Zone Step Play side and Heels to the Play, scoop
    C : Reach/Zone Step Play side and Heels to the Play
    Y : Block down on First inside threat or Base # 2 tech and drive block
    E : Dig out First threat
    B : Lead block through the hole fast and kick out first threat, but peek inside-out
    Z : Dig out First threat
    1 : Reverse pivot, give the handoff to the # 2 back, then Fake Boot Left
    2 : Hit the # 2 Hole Fast, put the Football in your Right Arm and read the hole inside-out

    PLEASE VISIT US ONLINE AT WWW.A11OFFENSE.COM

    11

    Blue Tight (A) Crack 37 Toss Anchor Option

    FS

    A-11 OFFENSE

    M
    E

    T
    U

    T
    C

    Z
    B

    A
    1
    2

    ASSIGNMENTS:

    X : Stalk Block CB.


    A : Time short motion and crack the End with the U. Secure the point.
    R : Drop of LOS at depth to mesh with #2, become the pitch back.
    U : Log or Drive Block the play-side DE.
    C : Zone steps left to left tackle and allow No penetration.
    Y : Zone steps left with with (E) and work up to the MLB .
    E : Tighten your Split, Zone steps left to right tackle.
    B : Step inside on the DE and allow No penetration
    Z : Step inside on the DE and allow No penetration
    1 : Time crack block with cadence. . Reverse Pivot Stay Low and Toss the Ball to # 2 Back
    2 : Step Hard R/L/R. Pivot and Secure the Toss. Read the WLB = Pitch to Anchor or Sell Fake.

    INNOVATIVE FOOTBALL AT WWW.A11OFFENSE.COM

    INELIGIBLE ATHLETES IN THE A-11

    PIEDMONT SINKS RIVAL ST. PATRICKS WITH LAST SECOND HITCH & PITCH

    :28

    THE ANATOMY OF THE PLAY

    JEREMY GEORGE (QB)


    Running over to the sidelines, I was thinking that with about 30 seconds left we would just run the ball up the middle to gain some
    yards and get closer for our kicker, Lawrence Davis, to boot through the game-winning field goal. But apparently, I forgot for a
    second who my head coach was of course Coach Bryan wanted to roll the dice and take a gamble. Running back to the huddle,
    in my head I flipped through about a million different scenarios that could occur after the next play. To be completely honest, one
    possibility I did not envision was our team scoring one of the most exciting touchdowns in Piedmont Football history.
    We broke from the huddle and as I walked up to the line of scrimmage, I surveyed the defense, keying on the depth of the
    cornerbacks. As the ball was snapped, both defensive backs backpedaled, and I knew exactly where I was going to throw the ball.
    I didnt hesitate for even a moment when releasing the ball, knowing that it was going to Joey Holland who quite possibly has the
    softest hands of any receiver Ive ever played with. But at that same instance, I realized that the game was no longer in my own
    hands. Joey turned on a dime, and caught the ball securely with his hands. The safety, linebacker, and cornerback all collapsed on
    him immediately, but with a perfectly timed push from Holland to Milne, the defenders could do nothing but watch. Once I saw
    Jesse turn up the sideline and realized that all he had was green in front of him, I started jumping up and down, and yelled and
    celebrated so much that I didnt even actually see him cross the goal line. Even now, just writing about it, I still get goose bumps.
    JOEY HOLLAND (WR)
    I got into the huddle and knew we needed a big play because we weren't quite in field goal range. Jeremy called play 27, or the
    hitch and pitch. When I read what the play was on the play card I knew the ball was coming to me because I was on the wide side
    of the field. I knew this play could either be huge, or it could be a huge disaster. Jeremy snapped the ball, and I ran my five steps
    and turned. Sure enough, there was the ball. Jeremy put it perfectly, right into my hands at about my face height. The corner and
    safety on my side were good, so naturally they collapsed on me immediately. I caught the ball and looked to where Jesse was
    supposed to be and he was right there. I had it in my hands, and i didn't have time to make a real clean pitch. So i just pushed the
    ball in that direction, praying that Jesse would make the catch. He grabbed it cleanly and bolted down the sideline. The second he
    caught it I knew he was gone, and the celebration in the end zone was probably the best moment of my life .

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