COACH WYATT'S DOUBLE WING HIGHLIGHTS

	Washougal, Washington... in 1999, I took over at a nearby high school that had won one game in the previous two years. They'd been spreading it out and throwing it, but they took well to the Double Wing. After dropping our first two games, we ran off seven in a row to make it to the state playoffs for the first time in school history. We had good kids and they ran my Double Wing really well, breaking lots of big plays. For the most part, we stayed double-tight. We also did an excellent job on defense, and this video shows how my "Twin Tilt" (split 4) combined with a wide-tackle six and a bit of "Cannibal Gap" to do the job, including holding another Double Wing team to only one touchdown - http://www.coachwyatt.com/panthers.html $29.95

	Portland, Oregon... in 2004, I was offensive coordinator at Madison High School, a large, borderline inner-city school that hadn't won in several years. With a really good group of kids running my system for the second year, we had an exceptional season. We lost our opener on the wrong end of a 5-hour road trip, we lost our last regular-season game against Ndumokong Suh-led Grant High, and we lost our state playoff game (after another 5-hour bus ride), but in between, we ran off seven straight wins. We were very multiple in our offensive approach, and we also did a great job of running my defensive scheme, including a win over another Double Wing team. http://www.coachwyatt.com/Madison2004.htm $29.95

	Ocean Shores, Washington... Late in July, 2008, I took the job as head coach at North Beach High School. North Beach had not had much success in recent years, finishing 1-9 in 2007. Long story short - The North Beach Hyaks finished 2008 with a 7-3 record. And the three losses were all close - by a total of just 11 points. Why were we successful? I applied all the lessons I'd learned (many of them the hard way) over the years, and I had the help of some very good assistants and a small but hard-working group of kids who really bought in. And also my multiple Double-Wing system: we rushed 504 times for 3670 yards (7.28 yards per play) and in 10 games outscored opponents 353-172. Not bad for a group of kids running my system for the first time. We were stuck to a solid core of plays, but not to just one formation. True to the versatility that I've been advocating for several years now, we ran only 32 per cent of the time from plain old double tight-double wing - and that was in the early going, before we took off the training wheels. We ran more than 10 per cent of the time from unbalanced, 22 per cent of the time from slot, 22 per cent of the time from Stack. We passed pretty well, too: only 26 attempts, but 13 completions for 327 yards(more than 12 yards per attempt) and four TDs. This highlights video shows it all. $29.95