[goms33]

It's not a wing T. It's double wing. Which is a very similar offence which severs the same point. You controll the ball in short bursts while using alot of clock. This also can keep the scores low to give yourself a chance to win late. The problem with it is whenever you get behind your options are almost gone. There are very few if any big plays you can get in this to catch back up without using time. All in all it's a good formation to keep games close while trying to build your program, but when you and your team are ready to win games late in the season you need an offence that won't be as physically abusive on your kids. All to often teams running these type of formations (double wing, wing t, wishbone) get physically drained during the season and aren't ready for long playoff runs. This is just my opinion not trying to put down any programs or hurt any feelings. I'm just a fan of the spread where the better players can make plays.