HOW MANY COACHES USE

[mantaraydre]

COACHES

How many coaches play soletaire and USE DICE TO CALL THE PLAY whether it be run or pass. Also another set of dice to call a specific play from your play chart. IRON EAGLE posted how he uses dice in the rules section and it sounds great. The bottom line is, The more elaborate your play chart is, the more exciting your games will be. The usage of dice in this area work extremely well in keeping a game honest. You the coach of 2 seperate teams have no idea what play will be next until you roll the dice.
The dice can determine to the letter specific defensive schemes from blitzes to cover 2 thru 4. Man to man. 4-3, 3-4, 5-2 eagle.

On offense, the dice can determine

1) a sweep left
2)a sweep right
3)trap plays
4) qb sneak
5)5 wide
6)2 te
7)THE WILD CAT
***SPECIFIC PRIMARY RECEIVER ROUTES
1 ) OUT ROUTE
2) SLANT ACCROSS THE MIDDLE.
3)COME BACK ROUTE
4)GO ROUTE BOMB.

***ETC ETC ON AND ON AND ON. The games will be as exciting as far as your play calling mind will take you

I have 20 sided dice. If i combine 3 that's 60 different plays that can happen.
The more plays created the more dice you add. Just add the dice up after the roll for the play call. So although you are playing alone, the plays are coming from the booth (THE DICE).

IRON EAGLE SAID SOMETHING INTERESTING, He said as the coach if a dice roll/play call does not make sense. For instance 3rd and 4 and the dice come up as a run up the gut. He has the power to overule that roll and audible to another play.

That's a great idea and my question is

Should there be special dice just for any audibles. ? For instance, a seperate play chart just for audibles ?

Please give further insight on this matter if you can. Although you still love competing with others. If you played a really detailed and organized soletaire game, you may find it just as exciting. IT WOULD BE BORING IF YOU JUST SET UP A PLAY KNOWING WHAT THE OFFENSE IS GOING TO DO. THEN SET UP A BASIC DEFENSE JUST TO STOP WHAT YOU ALREADY KNOW.


THANX
MANTARAYSDRE