Formation names for the one back gun spread

Coach, we have one HS and one middle school in our county (district). In a 2x2 set, we call it "Eagle" (our nickname) if we want to set the back to the right of the QB. If we want to set him to the left we call it "Knight" (the MS nickname). If we are "under" the back is behind the QB. In a 3x1 set, we call our formation with a TE and 2 flankers to one side with a SE on the backside "Ram". The back is set on the TE side. If we want him on the other side we say, "Ram, Weak". The opposite is "Lion". If we want two slots inside of a split end with a SE on the backside we call it, "Rio". The opposite is "Leo". If we want a slot, SE, wing formation, (with a 5 yard split) we call, "Trips Right" or "Trips Left". Our runs are: dart, dart me, counter, trap, zone, wham, shovel pass, option. We run dart to a one technique and zone to a three technique. Say the back is on the left side of the QB (it doesn't matter if it is 2x2 or 3x1) and the one technique is on the right guard. We will block down on the one tech. with the right guard and block out with the right tackle. The left tackle will pull and lead up in B gap on the playside LB. The QB will look at the DE on the left side. If he trails the LT, the QB will pull it and run around the left end. "Dart me" is the same for the OL but the back is on the right side and the QB will definitely pull the ball and follow the LT. "Counter" is the same as "Dart" with the exception of the back is on the right side and takes three steps to his left like he is running to the left side, then stops on his third step, plants and comes back to the right side behind the LT in B gap. Zone is just Zone blocking. "Trap" is an inside trap on the 3 technique. "Wham" is the back leading the QB between down defensive linemen. "Option right" starts with the back on the right side. The QB (shotgun) will attack the DE on the right side. If the De comes to him he pitches. If he comes upfield, he tucks it and runs inside of the DE. "Shovel pass left" starts with the back on the right side. The QB sprints to his left as if to pass. The OL blocks down like option. The back comes under the QB and tucks up inside of the DE. The QB reads it like "option". Hope this helps get you started.