Base Defense & Formation Recognition 1.0 - Spring 2014

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Base Defense & Formation Recognition 1.0 - Spring 2014 - Quiz
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This quiz, titled 'Base Defense & Formation Recognition 1.0 - Spring 2014', assesses knowledge in football tactics, specifically in identifying defensive formations and personnel groupings. It is designed to enhance strategic understanding and on-field decision-making for players and coaches.

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  • 2. 

    "11" Personnel refers to a formation with?

    • 1 WR & 1 RB

    • 1 RB & 1 TE

    • 1 TE & 1 WR

    • 1 WR & 1 QB

    Correct Answer
    A. 1 RB & 1 TE
    Explanation
    "11" Personnel refers to a formation in American football that consists of 1 running back (RB) and 1 tight end (TE). This formation is commonly used in both the NFL and college football. The RB is responsible for carrying the ball and blocking, while the TE is a versatile player who can block, catch passes, and provide additional protection for the quarterback. This formation allows for a balanced offense with the ability to both run and pass the ball effectively.

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  • 3. 

    "10" Personnel refers to a formation with?

    • 1 RB & 0 TE

    • 0 TE & 1 WR

    • 1 WR & 0 RB

    • 0 RB & 1 TE

    Correct Answer
    A. 1 RB & 0 TE
    Explanation
    "10" personnel refers to a formation with 1 running back (RB) and 0 tight ends (TE). This means that there is only one player in the backfield who is responsible for carrying the ball or blocking, and there are no tight ends on the field. This formation is often used in passing situations, as it provides more options for receivers and allows for a spread offense.

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  • 4. 
    The following formation is called "Ace Pro" -  - ProProfs

    The following formation is called "Ace Pro" - 

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    The formation called "Ace Pro" is indeed a real formation.

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  • 5. 

    "21" Personnel refers to a formation with?

    • 2 TEs & 1 RB

    • 2 WRs & 1 RB

    • 2 RBs & 1 TE

    • 2 RBs & 1 WR

    Correct Answer
    A. 2 RBs & 1 TE
    Explanation
    "21" Personnel refers to a formation with 2 running backs (RBs) and 1 tight end (TE). This formation is commonly used in football to have a balanced attack with both a strong running game and the ability to pass the ball effectively. Having two RBs allows for versatility in the backfield, with one RB being a primary runner and the other potentially being a blocker or receiver. The TE provides an additional blocker and can also be a receiving threat. This formation provides options for both running and passing plays.

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  • 6. 
    The following formation is called "Trips Closed" - - ProProfs

    The following formation is called "Trips Closed" -

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
  • 7. 

    We call the 'Passing Strength' with?

    • "Right" / "Left"

    • "Rip" / "Liz"

    • "Roger" / "Lucy"

    • All of the Above

    • None of the Above

    Correct Answer
    A. "Rip" / "Liz"
    Explanation
    The passing strength in football is referred to as "Rip" or "Liz". This terminology is used to indicate the direction in which the offensive line will block. "Rip" means that the offensive line will block to the right side, while "Liz" means that they will block to the left side. Therefore, the correct answer is "Rip" / "Liz".

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  • 8. 
    What is the following formation called? - ProProfs

    What is the following formation called?

    Correct Answer
    Pro
    Pro I
    Explanation
    The given formation is called "Pro, Pro I". This implies that there are two individuals present, one referred to as "Pro" and the other as "Pro I". The use of the comma suggests that these individuals are separate entities and not a single unit.

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  • 9. 

    Shepherd Football's Defensive Core Values are (select as many that apply) -

    • Stop the Run & Control the Pass

    • Relentless Pursuit

    • G.A.T.A. & P.D.E.

    • None of the Above

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Stop the Run & Control the Pass
    A. Relentless Pursuit
    A. G.A.T.A. & P.D.E.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Stop the Run & Control the Pass, Relentless Pursuit, G.A.T.A. & P.D.E. These values reflect the principles that the Shepherd Football team follows in their defensive strategy. "Stop the Run & Control the Pass" emphasizes the importance of defending against both running and passing plays. "Relentless Pursuit" signifies the team's commitment to never giving up and constantly pursuing the ball carrier. "G.A.T.A. & P.D.E." stands for "Get After Their Ass & Play with Discipline and Effort," which highlights the team's aggressive and disciplined approach to defense.

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  • 10. 

    We call the 'Run Strength' with?

    • "Right" / "Left"

    • "Rip" / "Liz"

    • "Roger" / "Lucy"

    • All of the Above

    • None of the Above

    Correct Answer
    A. "Right" / "Left"
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Right" / "Left". The question is asking for the term used to describe the strength of a run. The options "Right" and "Left" refer to the direction of the run, indicating whether it is towards the right or left side. This term is commonly used in sports such as football or basketball to describe the preferred direction of a play or strategy. Therefore, the correct answer is "Right" / "Left".

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