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Auburn doesn't just run the flex pattern - they punish you on the backside Auburn uses "skip opposite" options expose over-help, isolate Broome, and unlock new scoring threats Let’s take a deeper look 🧵

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Matt Hackenberg1 year ago

On the skip opposite, Auburn can do a variety of things, including a pass and chase two-man game

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Matt Hackenberg1 year ago

Building on this concept, we can turn a two-man game into a three player horizontal zoom

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Matt Hackenberg1 year ago

And just letting the best low post player in the game go to work in an isolation isn't a bad idea...

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Matt Hackenberg1 year ago

The "skip oppositie" variations are going to be very difficult to prepare for... Especially considering these options are all built ON TOP OFF all the various wrinkles they run out of the Flex

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Matt Hackenberg1 year ago

Full Guide: The Auburn Flex (and Beyond!) ✅ 53-page Flex Guide ✅ 63-page Flex Playbook ✅ 17.5-minute Film Breakdown ✅ 52-minute Chalk Talk Video Modern. Structured. Ready to install. 🏀 Grab it here →

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Fran Fraschilla1 year ago

Very good stuff. We did this last year breaking down Dr. Tom Davis Baseline Flex (no downscreen.) It’s a 50-year old offense that @coachbrucepearl has taken into modern era. Well done video.

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Matt Hackenberg1 year ago

@coachbrucepearl Thanks coach! It’s been a fun system to deep dive. Simple and effective with modern twists

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