Question for Coach Campbell

I will try to reply to this. It looks like to me after looking at the shotgun manual.

Playside- pt- will base the 6 or 7 tech

pg - will base the 3 tech


center &lg- will ace lion the 1 tech to pslb

bst - will release i/s to bs lb

problem- you will need to control the backside end by a qb read out of the gun or motion a receiver over and kick out the i/s jersey number of the end

this play should cut out the back door

another easy option I use to get in one back for this play is to use a two tight two flanker set using my fb, as the second te (small school, limited personnel grouping) This keeps his rule consistent, kick out the end, if he is a 7 tech pinching wash him down

That is just some of my ideas I have only run this one year. Coach C give me some feedback

ND Coach

In a 4 wide one back set I would run inside zone at the 1 tech. You get a base block on the tackle with the 5 tech. , PSG and C combo to the PSLB , BSG and BST block the 3 tech. and BSLB, the QB boots the backside 5 tech. I'm assuming a 4-2 look up front. Bootleg playaction works great here as you can have the inside wideout run a whip or quickout. I think it is better though to run inside zone out of the gun if you are a 1 back 4 WR team.


Also if you want to go to a 3wr 2 back set (or 1 H-back) here is something you can do with the inside zone: here you are running to the 3 tech.

PST blocks the DE
PSG blocks the 3 tech.
C and BSG combo the 1 tech. to the PSLB (Or the center can just release to the LB and the BSG can reach the 1 tech.)
BST block the DE

Now the fullback, h-back , whatever goes to block the BSLB. The tail back starts playside then cuts back looking to hit between the tackles block and the combo of the BSG and center.