best playbooks?

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beileve I'm running Notre Dame rn, I really like the triple option plays and wing set plays, but I need a more pass heavy playbook. Im looking for something with screens and some good PAC rollout plays while still having some nice runs including some triple options. I have 2 91 ovr RBs that I would to get involved so maybe a speed option out of wildcat or something, idc. Both are bnd and very good players so I would like to use them both without having to rotate and keeping tomlinson in the center.

LMK what playbooks to checkout and the best way to obtain them, thanks

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heres my team https://cfb.fan/26/lineup-builder/8095a591-b366-4bb9-b460-a2dd8b9ed0ae/#

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I’d check out Vandy or Liberty

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I wish the Go Go offense was an option for CUT. Ironically the UNLV doesn't even have the Go Go sets. Closest I could find are the two Duo sets in the Spread playbook that you receive in the Challenges.

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lildrift56 said:

beileve I'm running Notre Dame rn, I really like the triple option plays and wing set plays, but I need a more pass heavy playbook. Im looking for something with screens and some good PAC rollout plays while still having some nice runs including some triple options. I have 2 91 ovr RBs that I would to get involved so maybe a speed option out of wildcat or something, idc. Both are bnd and very good players so I would like to use them both without having to rotate and keeping tomlinson in the center.

LMK what playbooks to checkout and the best way to obtain them, thanks

Try these & let me know what your thoughts are!

• Penn State (Multiple O) - “Empty Lion”, “Gate” formations + the best “Wildcat” plays in my opinion.

• Rice (Pro Style) - exclusive “Wingback” formations make Rice an elite Rush Playbook.

• Georgia Tech (Spread)

• Charlotte (Spread)

• Ohio State (Multiple O)

• Georgia (Pro Style)

• Northern Illinois (Pro Style)

• BYU (Multiple O)

My Personal “Hidden Gems”:

• Coastal Carolina (Spread)

• James Madison (Spread)

• FAU (Veer & Shoot)

• Western Kentucky (Air Raid)

• UTSA (Spread)

• Purdue (Air Raid)

• Air Raid Base Playbook

• Western Michigan (Spread)

• Spread Base Playbook

Any questions, hit me up on Xbox - my Gamertag is “Awill”, I’d be happy to help however I can.

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lliwa said:

Try these & let me know what your thoughts are!

• Penn State (Multiple O) - “Empty Lion”, “Gate” formations + the best “Wildcat” plays in my opinion.

• Rice (Pro Style) - exclusive “Wingback” formations make Rice an elite Rush Playbook.

• Georgia Tech (Spread)

• Charlotte (Spread)

• Ohio State (Multiple O)

• Georgia (Pro Style)

• Northern Illinois (Pro Style)

• BYU (Multiple O)

My Personal “Hidden Gems”:

• Coastal Carolina (Spread)

• James Madison (Spread)

• FAU (Veer & Shoot)

• Western Kentucky (Air Raid)

• UTSA (Spread)

• Purdue (Air Raid)

• Air Raid Base Playbook

• Western Michigan (Spread)

• Spread Base Playbook

Any questions, hit me up on Xbox - my Gamertag is “Awill”, I’d be happy to help however I can.

ok I'll definitely look into these, just out of curiosity which one of these would best utilize both my RBs? I have a solid run game I'd like to continue but still have more options to trhow

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lildrift56 said:

ok I'll definitely look into these, just out of curiosity which one of these would best utilize both my RBs? I have a solid run game I'd like to continue but still have more options to trhow

Try these Playbooks then, they should help you set up a scheme utilizing more than one HB:

Rice (Pro Style) - “Wingback” formations make for a brutal Rush game.
Iowa State (Multiple O) - The only playbook with these 2 TE Gun formations — “Bunch Str Offset 2TE”, Dbls Off Close Wk 2TE, and Doubles Off Close 2TE”. Additionally, you can also establish the Run using the “I-Form > Hulk” or “Maryland I” formation which both are excellent for running the ball.
Florida (Spread) - A pass-first playbook at first glance, however they also have 10 different Pistol sets in addition to the “Full House” formation making this a great choice if you run the ball a lot.
Air Force (Option)/Army (Option)/Navy (Option) - These playbooks have limited Shotgun sets, however running the ball is cake if you know how to run out of the “Flexbone”, “Maryland I” or “Wingback” formations properly. Army also has their “Empty Academy” + “Heavy” Shotgun sets. Only other “Heavy” Shotgun set exists in LSU playbook and it’s called “Heavy Tiger” and it’s tough to stop the run with it.
Base Spread (Spread) - Many players don’t delve into the “Base” variations earned from Solo Challenges, so you rarely see it run in-game. This Playbook has “Duo” formations which are essentially the “GO-GO” formations from UNLV Playbook in CFB25.

Any other questions feel free to hit me up on here, Xbox @ “Awill” or Twitter “@lliw_a”! Best of luck!