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Trap & "G" Schemes Nov 8, 2002 11:55:52 GMT

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Post by Coach Campbell on Nov 8, 2002 11:55:52 GMT

The word "Trap" alerts the backside guard or tackle that they will be pulling playside, crossing the centers butt and kicking out or logging an over penetrating defender. The difference between a "G" scheme and a "Trap" cheme is that on trap a backside linemen pulls and on a "G" scheme the playside guard pulls. Coach CAmpbell

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Trap & "G" Schemes Nov 12, 2002 6:59:16 GMT

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Post by Coach Vint on Nov 12, 2002 6:59:16 GMT

Coach Campbell,

We prepared for one of our opponents with the "G" scheme this year, but didn't end up usuing it. We were facing a 4-3 cover two with a 3 and 9. Tight Tackle down on the 3, PSG kicking out 9. TE releases and walls Mike. FB leads to Sam. QB opens to the playside with iso footwork. Tailbacks aims for outside leg of guard and runs between the downblock of the tackle, and the kickout of the guard. We ended up running midline and veer most of this game, didn't call the "G", looked good in practice. We called it 44-45 "G" Lead.

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Trap & "G" Schemes Jan 7, 2003 14:24:59 GMT

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Post by AMO62 on Jan 7, 2003 14:24:59 GMT

Another great scheme against that is a what we called a lead gap. It is run to the weakside. Playside down to 1st backer across his face. Center back on the 3. Guard down on 1. Fullback kicks out end. Backside guard and tackle pull and lead through hole. QB and TB run Counter gap.

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Trap & "G" Schemes Apr 11, 2003 4:35:17 GMT

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Post by lochness on Apr 11, 2003 4:35:17 GMT

We run the exact same scheme as supplemental blocking for most of our base off tackle plays. We run it against the 43, 44, and 52 looks.

We have the 35/36 Lead G, the 25/26 Dive G, and the 35/36 Belly G (fake first back in a gap, give second back off tackle).

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Trap & "G" Schemes May 20, 2003 7:20:23 GMT

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Post by coachcurtis on May 20, 2003 7:20:23 GMT

You can also try the "G" scheme on midline...if the guard is covered, g the playside DE, send playside tackle to near LB and if you have a TE release to #4....if the tackle is covered...then "switch" call and have the guard take the playside LB and the tackle block out on the DE...we have used them scheme and has worked well.

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Trap & "G" Schemes May 20, 2003 7:23:46 GMT

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Post by coachcurtis on May 20, 2003 7:23:46 GMT

You can also try the "G" scheme on midline...if the guard is covered, g the playside DE, send playside tackle to near LB and if you have a TE release to #4....if the tackle is covered...then "switch" call and have the guard take the playside LB and the tackle block out on the DE...we have used them scheme and has worked well.

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hang_50 Senior Member Posts: 290	Trap & "G" Schemes May 20, 2003 7:36:06 GMT Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by hang_50 on May 20, 2003 7:36:06 GMT Coach Curtis - How do you block the middle LB in a 4-3 with the influence scheme in the midline? x the Center and guard vs a 4-3 with a 3 and 9 tech?
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Trap & "G" Schemes May 23, 2003 11:35:22 GMT

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Post by coachcurtis on May 23, 2003 11:35:22 GMT

Good question...versus a 4-3 we ask our center to block mike, tackle to block sam and still g block the de. We don't use a TE normally...but versus a 3 and 9 tech...this scheme is not a good play. There are a few options assuming we have a back as an extra blocker...we take the TE and block out on the DE, we can send the tackle and guard underneath to the mike (this is a "special scheme" when we double on mike), run the center at mike and pick will. If we don't use the back...then we send the tackle to Sam and the rip the guard to Mike and block out the DE with the TE.

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Post by Coach Campbell on Nov 8, 2002 11:55:52 GMT

Post by Coach Vint on Nov 12, 2002 6:59:16 GMT

Post by AMO62 on Jan 7, 2003 14:24:59 GMT

Post by lochness on Apr 11, 2003 4:35:17 GMT

Post by coachcurtis on May 20, 2003 7:20:23 GMT

Post by coachcurtis on May 20, 2003 7:23:46 GMT

Post by hang_50 on May 20, 2003 7:36:06 GMT

Post by coachcurtis on May 23, 2003 11:35:22 GMT

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