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How do you Triple Guys handle the "Easy Stunt" as Navy calls it, the DE crashing for FB and the DT looping for QB? This usually results in a give read for the QB and the FB gets punched in the mouth by the DE. Depending on the front, it may be a DE/LB exchange.
When this kind of baloney happens, I run a complimentary play where we block the DE! For instance run a dive until you can see exactly what they are doing on the stunt, make your adjustment, then go right back after it.
Coach Easton
J.C. EASTON<BR>HEAD COACH<BR>GA TIGERS FOOTBALL<BR>PROFESSIONAL MINOR LEAGUE
The more I think about it, if you run OSV, this stunt will hurt the defense, as the DE will be blocked and the DT will be late getting to the Dive read...
Seems the midline would kill this stunt. Once the DT loops wouldn't that leave a huge hole.
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Tiger One, in your first post you talk about "running a complimentary play until you can make your adjustment" for the Easy Stunt. What sort of adjustment for the blocking scheme do you mean? If you know this stunt is coming would you ever insist on running IV, or should you just run a different play?
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Warsawtiger
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I would run something where the FB runs his option path BUT HAVE HIM EXPECTING THE CRASHING DE AND SMACK HIM IN THE MOUTH FIRST WHILE RB FOLLOWS AND GETS THE FOOTBALL ( A LEAD PLAY) is really what I would do.
Veer Option 70- in your last post you say run the OSV where you block the DE. Usually the DE is the EMOL
and he is NOT blocked on the OSV as he is your READ in the OSV, agreed?
Coach Easton
J.C. EASTON<BR>HEAD COACH<BR>GA TIGERS FOOTBALL<BR>PROFESSIONAL MINOR LEAGUE
quote: Originally posted by: TIGER ONE Veer Option 70- in your last post you say run the OSV where you block the DE. Usually the DE is the EMOL
and he is NOT blocked on the OSV as he is your READ in the OSV, agreed?
Coach Easton
Yes Coach, but if the DE stunts inside, he gets blocked and the looping DT becomes the Dive Read. They swap places...
SEE WHAT YOUR SAYING ON THE LOOPING TACKLE 70, BUT CUI THE TE DOES NOT ALWAYS BLOCK DOWN ON THE OSV, IN MY SCHEME WHICH I RAN FOR MANY YEARS ON THE HS LEVEL VERY SUCCCESSFULLY, OUR TE WOULD ARC RELEASE NOT BLOCK DOWN AND GO TO THE SS OR TO THE SAM, DEPENDING UPON THE DEFENSE. ONCE HAD A RUN OF 33 WINS AND 3 LOSSES RUNNING THE TRIPLE OUT OF THE BONE, SO FEEL QUALIFIED TO MAKE THAT STATEMENT.
Coach Easton
J.C. EASTON<BR>HEAD COACH<BR>GA TIGERS FOOTBALL<BR>PROFESSIONAL MINOR LEAGUE
In the scenario that you describe with an okie 5-2 and the SS over the TE, I wouldn't run the OSV at all. I would throw a quick slant to the WR playside as the SS has been removed and as long as you have a QB who can get the WR the ball before he gets to the SAM, you should have a good play. Of course it depends what coverage they are in, more so than what front they are in, in this scenario. What technique is the DE in, as well as, the SS?
Coach Easton
J.C. EASTON<BR>HEAD COACH<BR>GA TIGERS FOOTBALL<BR>PROFESSIONAL MINOR LEAGUE
Let's suppose the defense in in a cover 3 or a man defense. We will see both. Let's suppose the DE is in a 9 or 6 (head up on TE). The DT is head up on DT and might crash to B / FB about half the time. I am trying to think of the things that give us the most trouble. I'm guessing you would just run inside veer until you could get the DT pinching, then run OSV?
That would be one way of doing it, yes. My philosophy when I ran the ISV/OSV out of the Bone or the "I" either one was to run enough complimentary plays to keep them off balance and not able to get comfortable with what they were doing on defense that was making it hard for us. All my passes, well at least 95% of them, were play action off the option action, as I feel that any true option team should do.
I guess where we differ in our philosophy, coach, is I always figure why butt your head up against the wall just to prove you can do it, when with a varied play selection on your OC's part, it becomes much easier for you to accomplish your goal of winning the ball game. Please understand, I'm not saying that philosophy of "I'm going to find a way to run what I want to run" is wrong, I'm just saying I figured out a long time ago there is an easier way. Remember, coach, the lead load is a great play that compliments the OSV very well and some of these well versed DC's who face the option a lot, can be beaten with it.
Coach Easton
J.C. EASTON<BR>HEAD COACH<BR>GA TIGERS FOOTBALL<BR>PROFESSIONAL MINOR LEAGUE