THE FOUR-MAN PASS AND GO
BEHIND RECEIVER

The four-man pass and go behind the
receiver is a better drill than the three-
man drill as it involves four men cutting
for passes, gives the men better oppor-
tunity for timing, places the men at cut-
ting angles more similar to game condi-
tions and affords an opportunity for the
execution of the fundamentals of cutting,
passing, stopping, and meeting the ball
which are the integral parts of any offen-
sive system.

FIVE-MAN PASS AND GO
BEHIND RECEIVER

This drill is a further development of
the similar set-up involving three and
four men. It is an excellent drill for
executing the various offensive funda-
mentals, but is rather complex and re-
quires considerable time to perfect. How-
ever, the complexity of the drill adds in-
terest for the player and has been used
very successfully.

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