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An area of the spread offense that drives defensive coordinators crazy is the
pre-snap motion that many offenses use to out-man or gain an advantage on the
defensive alignment. This changes the strength of the offense, and the defense must react quickly to re-align. To view a recent article with diagrams on simplifying the
pre-snap motion offense out of the spread, go to:
http://www.spreadoffense.com/ssp/spread_offense_motion_plays--Mark