ESTABLISHING A QUICK-PACED OFFENSE IN MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL

Aside from scoring, the ability to control the clock and the tempo of a football game is the primary objective of any offense. For years, the pattern was to pound the ball slowly and chew up the clock to control a game and defeat an opponent. Yet, with the advent of the spread offense, the speed of play calling and substitutions has quickened, allowing coaches to better manage the tempo and get more offensive scoring opportunities.

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