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  • Cal Poly, ranked No. 3 in the FCS coaches poll, used its wing-T formation to rush for 276 yards, the most Wisconsin has given up this season.

    USATODAY.com 2008

  • The Mountaineers limited Division I-AA Wofford, which uses a mix of the wishbone and wing-T formations, to 78 yards rushing on 45 carries and 154 yards overall.

    USATODAY.com - Scores 2005

  • As a junior, he made 39 grabs for 697 yards and eight touchdowns in a wing-T offense that did not allow him to see very many passes.

    USATODAY.com - An early look: Six golden nugget wide receivers 2002

  • Oaks Christian struggled against Bellevue's wing-T offense, and new quarterback Luke Falk had three passes intercepted.

    News - latimes.com 2011

  • "Right now it's all about Snohomish and trying to stop the wing-T, figuring out things that we can do on offense to attack their defense," Tri said.

    The Seattle Times 2011

  • I was coming from a wing-T high school, where all we did was down-block; no pass sliding or anything.

    FanHouse Main Chris Harry 2010

  • Thomas didn't have to introduce himself to the players, but there was an adjustment period as he installed a new offense - going from wing-T to a multiple-set attack.

    New Orleans Saints Central 2010

  • Quarterback and wing-T wizard Broughan Jantz, who was responsible for just over 2,600 combined yards and 33 touchdowns and kicker

    SacBee -- Latest News 2010

  • Even though 2009 Morning Call player of the year Andre Williams is now at Boston College, you can expect Parkland to grind it out in the trenches with a physical, tough line setting the stage for the trademark wing-T offensive attack.

    Columnist: Keith Groller 2010

  • Even though 2009 Morning Call player of the year Andre Williams is now at Boston College, you can expect Parkland to grind it out in the trenches with a physical, tough line setting the stage for the trademark wing-T offensive attack.

    Columnist: Keith Groller 2010

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