Use two-man games, picks, slips, and crease rolls to attack the defense with the Rocky Attack Play while teaching players to read rather than predict defensive reactions.
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The Rocky Attack Play is an offensive set built around two-man games, space, and reading the defense. The offense has three players behind, two two-man groups up top, and three low players. Each two-man group works together while the three low players provide options around the crease.
The formation has:
The two-man groups work together on each side, while the three low players work around the crease.
The offense starts with the ball in one of the two-man games.
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