Western Kentucky Formation into the Boundary
Western Kentucky had a prolific offense in 2021. One of their strength was using formation passing strength into the boundary. They have an easy system which is as follows.
If they get single coverage or cover 3 they will throw the ball to #1 on the fade or if the CB is off they will throw the ball to #1 on an out cut.
Any cover 2/4 looks where there is help over #1, they will work the ball back to the boundary side which could be a twins or trips formation.
If the coverage is 3 they also can throw the ball into the boundary attacking the seem in a few ways which I will get into in this article.
There first 7 times agains Michigan State they were 7 for 7 for 176 yards, averaging 25 yards per play. That's pretty impressive. That's 100% completion rate.
Vs Michigan State
1st and 10 10 personnel
3x1 into the boundary Michigan State goes cover 3 into the boundary with the sam LB over
Route Concept: 4 verts
Result: Hit #2 wr for a 23 yard gain.
On the same drive they run the same formation.
1st and 10. 10 personnel
3x1 trips into the boundary Michigan State goes cover 3 again into the boundary, sam LB over
Route concept: Fake quick screen #3 vertical after he fakes blocking
Result: Hit #2 for a 22 yard gain.
1st and 10
11 personnel twins to the boundary and tight, flank to the field
coverage: They get cover 3 with a press CB and this gives them a favorable matchup on the outside to the field.
They run a fade on the outside to #1 on the tight end side. The #1 wr has plenty of room to operate.
Result: 51 yard gain
2nd and 10
twins to the boundary , TE and flanker to the field
They get cover 3 with a soft corner.
Route Concept: #1 now runs a deep out cut based on the coverage.
Result: 12 yard gain
1st and 10
Twins to the boundary and tight end flank to the field
Michigan State goes cover 1with the sam playing to the boundary and strong side safety coming down. No help over the top for the DB as he is in 1x1.
result: They complete the fade to #1 for a 34 yard game
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