Post by wc76 on May 24, 2007 10:22:42 GMT
Guys,
Being triple option coaches we all would agree that the triple option (either inside or outside veer, and midline) is the best play in football; but over the years some of our biggest gains have come off of load schemes (blocking either the dive read or the pitch read rather than reading them). I can recall watching the near halfback in the old true wishbone teams blocking the pitch key and this is where those Alabama, Oklahoma, and Texas wishbone Q's often had their biggest gains. I would like to solicit information on various load schemes that coaches use especially out of flexbone( not referring to the Navy load scheme where the slot will block the playside LB). Discuss scheme, technique, and and how to teach and practice.
Being triple option coaches we all would agree that the triple option (either inside or outside veer, and midline) is the best play in football; but over the years some of our biggest gains have come off of load schemes (blocking either the dive read or the pitch read rather than reading them). I can recall watching the near halfback in the old true wishbone teams blocking the pitch key and this is where those Alabama, Oklahoma, and Texas wishbone Q's often had their biggest gains. I would like to solicit information on various load schemes that coaches use especially out of flexbone( not referring to the Navy load scheme where the slot will block the playside LB). Discuss scheme, technique, and and how to teach and practice.
