BC Linebacker Test-presbyterian College
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What are PC's three most explosive run plays.
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Stretch, belly, dive
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Power G, Zone Bub Read, Q power read
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Reverse, read option, iso
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None of the above
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This BC Linebacker Test for Presbyterian College assesses knowledge of PC's offensive strategies, including explosive and favorite run and pass plays, run vs. Pass percentage, and motion calls used in their offense. It's designed to enhance understanding and tactical skills for football coaching.
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PC's two most explosive pass plays are spot and verts.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The given statement is true because it states that PC's two most explosive pass plays are spot and verts. This means that these two plays are highly effective in terms of gaining significant yardage and scoring touchdowns.Rate this question:
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What are PC's 3 FAVORITE run plays?Check all that apply.
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Power G
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Jet Sweep
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Split Zone
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Counter G
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Iso
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Dive
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Toss Sweep
Correct Answer(s)
A. Power G
A. Split Zone
A. Counter GExplanation
The correct answer is Power G, Split Zone, and Counter G. These three run plays are commonly used in football and are known for their effectiveness in gaining yards. Power G involves the offensive line blocking down on the defensive line, while the backside guard pulls around to lead block for the running back. Split Zone utilizes a zone blocking scheme where the offensive line blocks in one direction, while the running back cuts back against the flow of the defense. Counter G involves the offensive line blocking one way, while the running back takes a step in the opposite direction before cutting back. These plays are often successful in creating running lanes and gaining positive yardage.Rate this question:
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What are PC's two favorite pass plays?Check all that apply.
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Spot
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Zone Bub
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Slants
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Verts
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Hitch
Correct Answer(s)
A. Spot
A. VertsExplanation
PC's two favorite pass plays are Spot and verts.Rate this question:
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What percentage run vs. pass is PC?
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35%run/65%pass
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49% run/51% pass
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15%pass/85%run
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75% pass/ 52% run
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A. 49% run/51% passExplanation
The correct answer is 49% run/51% pass. This means that out of all the plays, 49% of them are run plays and 51% of them are pass plays. This indicates that the team has a slightly higher tendency to pass the ball rather than run it.Rate this question:
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What motion calls are used in the PC offense?Check all that apply.
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Jet
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In
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Arco
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Hac
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Speed
Correct Answer(s)
A. Jet
A. In
A. Arco
A. HacExplanation
The motion calls used in the PC offense are Jet, In, Arco, and Hac. These motion calls are commonly used in football to confuse the defense and create opportunities for the offense. Jet motion involves a player in motion running parallel to the line of scrimmage before the snap. In motion refers to a player moving towards the line of scrimmage before the snap. Arco motion involves a player moving in an arc behind the line of scrimmage before the snap. Hac motion is when a player moves horizontally across the formation before the snap. These motion calls allow the offense to change the formation and create mismatches with the defense.Rate this question:
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What are PC's three favorite formations?
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Split back, twins, tight pro
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Pro gun, Tight Spread, wishbone
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Trips, Spread, Pro gun
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Twin Pro, Trey, Twins
Correct Answer
A. Twin Pro, Trey, TwinsExplanation
The correct answer is Twin Pro, Trey, Twins. This formation is commonly used in football and refers to the alignment of the offensive players on the field. "Twin Pro" indicates that there are two wide receivers on the same side of the formation, "Trey" refers to three wide receivers on the same side, and "Twins" means there are two wide receivers on opposite sides of the formation. These formations give the offense various options for passing and running plays, allowing for flexibility and versatility in their strategy.Rate this question:
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What is PC's starting Quarterback's last name?
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Griffin
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McMath
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Bridges
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Garrick
Correct Answer
A. McMath -
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If we see this blocking scheme? What run play are we thinking will be ran?
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Power
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Counter G
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Split zone
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Jet Sweep
Correct Answer
A. Counter GExplanation
The correct answer is Counter G. Counter G is a type of run play that involves the offensive linemen blocking in one direction, while the running back takes a step in the opposite direction before cutting back and following the blocks. This play is effective in confusing the defense and creating running lanes for the back.Rate this question:
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PC's running back Roberts had over 113 yards rushing against NIU last week.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The given statement is false because it states that PC's running back Roberts had over 113 yards rushing against NIU last week. However, there is no information provided about the actual number of rushing yards Roberts had, so we cannot determine whether it was over 113 yards or not. Therefore, we cannot conclude that the statement is true.Rate this question:
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How many total yards did PC's offense have against NIU last week?
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127Explanation
PC's offense had a total of 127 yards against NIU last week.Rate this question:
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How many passing yards did QB Heys McMath have against NIU last week?
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27 - 13.
In this blocking scheme from PC, what play is being ran?
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Double Screen
RB screen
HB screen
back screen - 14.
What was the final score of the PC vs. NIU game?
Correct Answer
55-3
3-55
55 to 3
3 to 55Explanation
The final score of the PC vs. NIU game was 55-3 or 3-55 or 55 to 3 or 3 to 55.Rate this question:
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