Number of running plays.

When do you have too many running plays? I am working on building my own play book and I have 17 different running plays.

I plan on running an offense simular to what Nebraska ran in their heyday. Multiple-formation I-Back offense.

For the FB I have the Give (inside zone), Belly, "G", and Trap plays. Give I will pair with probably some sort of bootleg since I have the IB blocking BS, and fake give IB pitch type of play. The Belly, "G", and Trap plays will be paired with their option counterparts.

For the IB I have Trap, Dive (inside zone), ISO, Counter, Stretch (outside zone), Power, and toss.

As for options I have Mid-line, Veer, Load, Trap, "G", and Belly.

Then I will have the corresponding play-action passes (inside zone, outside zone, counter, power, options) and reverses (ISO, inside zone, outside zone).

So I am looking at 25 or so plays before I put in my 3-step, 5-step, sprint, and screen passes. Would this be too much for a highschool team to pick up and run efficently? With also runing 10-15 formations a game?

Or will this work since it is basically inside zone, outside zone, and a lot of plays that run off the same scheme?

I've pretty much set it up to where each back can hit every gap, we will run the option as a secondary run. Set up the option with the power inside game before we gash the defense outside.

Thanks for any feedback in advance.