Coaching RBs in split back veer

The basis of the split-back veer is timing and explosion...any drills should emphasize that. Also rep things a million times. I ran a split-back veer in Alaska and found that the more we repped the launch points the better we were. Make sure the backs are hitting the hole 100%, not waiting for the QB, and eyes downfield. It takes time for them to be comfortable taking that quick mesh--especially for outside veer.

If you can get your running backs to protect the ball and run with the ball without falling flat on their face, you've done your job. Then, if your backs are called on to block, get them to block the right people 100 percent of the time! That's good coaching.

PS. The point method is the best way of exchanging the ball in the veer... Navy doesn't use it because of resistance to change (this was told to me by a Navy assistant).

Can someone define the "Point Method". I'm hearing a couple of different takes on this.