Trap

Mike is always assigned to the opposite A gap of Nose...Nose is aligned 12 inches off of he ball (so he can see the game), when he takes a step and sees the guard leave, he and the back side stack olb will sound the pull alarm...Nose will cross the center's face, and the stack olb will have cut back assignment(depending on the block of the back side Tackle)..Mike is finding a run fit, the first available window of oppertunity to this side....If the Trap is going to our slant direction, Nose will get his hips in the whole(does not want to get washed into Mike), our back side End will have cut back assignment(since he is the B gapper)...Back side stack will check C, and arrive late to asist with cut back...Our play side stack olb, will fill off of the down block by the play side guard...Mike will find the 1st available window of oppertunity to the play side........:gift;

Coach,

The way I run my stack is as follows:
MIKE reads the triangle (FB to Guard)
SAM and WILLIE read thru Guard to TB (vs I)
MIKE steps with the FB and upon seeing the Guard pull, redirects. If SAM or WILLIE gets "flow in the box" away, their rule is backside A-Gap/FB (dont pass up the FB against the counter). IF the Nose is slanting to (or gets blocked into) the backside A, the SAM or WILLIE scraps over to playside A.

If you email will email me, I can email you back some diagrams.