Why doesn't our offense ever point out blocking assignments

so i umpire high school. right in the thick of the line.

I see QB's calling 55 is the mike 55 is the mike all damn game. but oddly enough, i rarely, if ever, see any linemen looking out to see where in the hell 55 is.

my point is, you have an assignment in front of your face. the QB should audible if that assignment needs to be changed.

If you haven't seen LSU do this you should probably try watching Pocic during the game.

We must still be on the Coach Stud plan of "just block who ever is in front of you".

Question: Do you think an offensive tackle can see who a qb (standing behind him) points at?


Assisgnment calls are done by the linemen. Typically the center calls out mike, but there are a number of other blocking calls/changes that can come from dif positions on the oline. The qb/rb will usually callout potential blitzes from the edge.

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I wonder if that's CCC way of making the defense think that we're never passing

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No. CCC's way of making the defense think we're never passing is by never passing.

(Just kidding)

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Typically when you watch teams on offense they at least point out the Mike backer or who they think might blitz. We come to the line look for the check then run the play. I wonder if that's CCC way of making the defense think that we're never passing, but you can call out assignments on running plays as well

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What games are you watching? I see pointing all of the time. There is also a lot of verbal communication that we can not hear. There is more communication going on than you think.