The Sioux Falls Offense 2-Pack

In his first five seasons as head coach (2005-09), Kalen DeBoer compiled a 67-3 overall record which includes national championships in 2006, 2008 and 2009 and a runner-up finish in 2007.
In this football video, Coach DeBoer shows you how to identify and beat any 3-4 or 3-3 stack defense. He reveals seven keys taking on a three-man front and diagrams inside and outside zone running plays, pass protections, and vertical pass routes with a tight end delay option.
Coach DeBoer explains the details of each play, with an emphasis on a simple base blocking scheme for the offensive line and max protection schemes that utilize running backs and tight ends. He breaks down nearly 60 minutes of game tape to show how the Cougars recognize and block various blitzes and stunts.
Shot on location at the University of Sioux Falls, this football video will provide you with insight into one of the NAIA's legendary dynasty programs.

96 minutes. 2009.

In 2008, the Sioux Falls Cougars averaged 235.6 rushing yards per game. Coach DeBoer has developed a play action passing package to complement his run game and keep the defense on their heels. DeBoer diagrams five play action passes: Base Boot, Y Corner, Z Post, Pin and Naked. Each play is designed to force defenders to respect the run, which opens up passing lanes. DeBoer uses game footage to present each play in action with multiple formations and motions. The game tape breakdown also shows how good quarterback and running back fakes make or break a play. This play action package takes advantage of an aggressive run defense and opens up the field by keeping the defense guessing.

43 minutes.