Counter Trey

A) TRAPPER: We don't attempt to "log". Our trapper pulls THRU the ball INTO the LOS. He stays on target of hat to inside arm pit of the DE, & if the DE squeezes trap or wrong shoulders - a NATURAL LOG will occur but don't change your course of hat to his inside arm pit. On contact - now turn YOUR shoulders so you're facing north and you haven't changed target OR shoulders.

B) WRAPPER: If you see numbers of trapper turn up inside; if you don't go around.

IF a crashing DE still hurts you - base him up with the TE & let the regular trapper pull thru (they trade blocks).

We have coached it this way since 1982 (when we got it from Joe Bugel) & it is our BEST play!

IF you have the RB on a TIGHT DOWNHILL COURSE - let him AND the wrapper take first daylight. With real tight line splits (12" to no more than 18") it isn't that far anyway. Key thing is that the WRAPPER & RB are reading INSIDE/OUT to turn up (A to B to C gap).