Triple I option attack

Coach I run the same plays and also run the Stack I "ISO" option from it. Coach Campbell

Explain the stack I iso option

We ran some stack "I" last year as well. WE called it either a Z stack (TE as 2nd back in the I, no TE on L.O.S., SE, FL), or Y Stack (Flanker as 2nd back, TE on L.O.S.) When we ran all of our options out of it. FB was first back, TE or FLanker was 2nd back, TB was 3rd back. What it allows you to do on Midline adn Triple is to have the 2nd back act as a lead blocker for the QB. On the snap, the FB takes his dive path, the 2nd back leads up through the hole the QB might be running through, and the TB takes his pitch route. We scrimmaged the eventual state runner-up in Division IV (Ohio), and when we ran the stack with no TE he said we should run it more because it is hard to defend. It makes the defense play even. The main reason we got away from it during the season a little was because it takes a little time to develop and with all backs going to the same area we got stuffed by the LB's sometimes. It is a good formation. Sam McCorkle has a "Coach's Choice" video on the stack option entitled "Winning Option Football." It is pretty good.