gun run vs 3-3 stack

Gunman, try this. Mix in the bubble screen a bit to the inside receiver. Throw is some straight and throw it some off of the dive fake. Then do this with your blocking. We use what we call a "crack-lead" scheme with our twins. The inside man bubbles around, and the outside man cracks the spur of the 3-3. It looks just like you're running the bubble. The spur is going to get cracked either way, whether it's option or bubble screen. He has to be ready for either, and it's really tough playing the bubble with the quick dive fake. The key to all of this is the outside receiver has to tighten his split a hair, but not as much as you think. Also, if it's the run, the slot bubbles and then lead blocks the corner. We run the bubble screen like this out of a conventional trips set also. Crack with #1, lead with #2, and throw the bubble to #3. A good look off of that is to put your oneback in an offset fullback position and work the veer. The defense has to decide whether or not to remove the OLB. The inside slot can drop back and be the pitch back if you want. Same blocking scheme by outside 2 receivers. Those are two nice little series that work for us against 3-5 teams.