Post by BigGuy1999 on Jan 18, 2009 3:03:07 GMT
Coach Campbell,
I’ve always been interested in the triple gun but never ran it before. I recently been hired a an OC at a small school out side Waco. The school has never ran any type of spread, let alone a triple gun. We don’t have any off season sessions planned till pre-season, four weeks prior to first game.
My questions (more like concerns) are;
1. How hard is it to install the triple gun at the HS level?
2. Is four weeks enough time to introduce (practice/reps) prior to season?
3. All skilled positions have graduated, and the JV QB (senior this season) has been that grades QB since 3rd grade, but not best/fastest runner. Would it be wise to mix up chemistry of team and replace with best athlete/runner?
4. I know the goal is to have the defense try and stop/play 6 players. Is there a ratio you use as a rule of thumb on number of carries per position?
5. What would be a good run to pass ratio; 50-50, 60-40, etc?
Thanks,
Coach P
I’ve always been interested in the triple gun but never ran it before. I recently been hired a an OC at a small school out side Waco. The school has never ran any type of spread, let alone a triple gun. We don’t have any off season sessions planned till pre-season, four weeks prior to first game.
My questions (more like concerns) are;
1. How hard is it to install the triple gun at the HS level?
2. Is four weeks enough time to introduce (practice/reps) prior to season?
3. All skilled positions have graduated, and the JV QB (senior this season) has been that grades QB since 3rd grade, but not best/fastest runner. Would it be wise to mix up chemistry of team and replace with best athlete/runner?
4. I know the goal is to have the defense try and stop/play 6 players. Is there a ratio you use as a rule of thumb on number of carries per position?
5. What would be a good run to pass ratio; 50-50, 60-40, etc?
Thanks,
Coach P
