[Fly Like a Duck]

Curious to know what type of kids you think you need to be able to run the Wing T? After all, one of the many beauties of it (and, other schemes) is its adaptability to many different types of personnel.....

What is Saylor's Wing T? Is he more of a traditional, under center? Maybe under center Delaware with their totally unique system across the board? If so, is he a Buck (20's), Power (30's) , Belly (80's), possibly IV/Midline/OV (40's) Jet (60's) and /or Rocket (70's) based? Many people/programs really hone in on 2-3 of those series each year? Is he double tight? One tight or no TE? Formation wise, does he stick to your traditional Rt/Lt (TE/Wing-HB to the other) or Red/Blue (Double wing, w TE to one side? Or is he multiple formations?

Passing game wise, is he mostly play action pass like Waggle/Bootleg, Keep Pass (off 80 series Belly action) or Bunch routes off Jet/60's series? Some guys 3 step and 5 step drop, some don't...which one is he? Screen game? HB screen off Buck, TE Screen off Jet/Belly/Rocket action or no screen game at all? Maybe Jail/Quick Screens off Buck action in the gun; which is a new form of RPO that the Wing T world has adjusted to in it's constant evolution?

In their splits up front, do they go 2, 2, 3 as their base w/ those varying to if the OL inside of them is uncovered, Guards and Tackles go to 3 Ft and TE's go 4 ft? Or does he believe in going closer to foot to foot w/ 1 foot splits (or less) across the front (except for the TE, who normally stays at 2')?