Go to Twitter for Information on the Triple Option Offense
November 27, 2013
For all the articles provided by the Triple Option Football Academy website… Follow @AFSSMCA on Twitter. The American Football Sports Science-Mental Conditioning Academy (AFSSMCA, LLC) provides the public with information on Football Sports Science, Football Mental Conditioning, and Football’s greatest offense–the Triple Option. Happy Thanksgiving and God Bless you all! ____________________________ About The Big Idea […]
Triple Option Football Playbook: Four Verticals Compilation
November 27, 2013
Throwing Four Verticals is necessary when running the Triple Option. This takes advantages of defenses who sacrifice pass coverage for run support (almost all high school teams). Here are examples of how Four Verticals works versus varying situations. The most vital passing concept in the Triple Option offense IS RIGHT HERE.
Triple Option Football Playbook: Running Heavy Zoom (Midline Triple) v. Bear
November 27, 2013
The Heavy formation can put a Triple Option football team in a good situation when the defense aligns with a 0-technique and a single-high safety. This creates an extra gap for the offense, and the defense already has a two-gap player. The Triple Option would default to Zoom (Midline Triple) in this situation due to […]
Answers to the Triple Option Football Academy Quiz: Midline Lead v. 4-3
November 27, 2013
Midline Lead v. 4-3 Quiz Questions are found here.1- Playside Receiver 2- Playside Tackle 3- Playside Guard 4- Center and Backside Guard 5- Backside Tackle 6- Quarterback 7- Backside A-Back 8- B-Back 9- Quarterback 10- Backside A-Back OR Playside A-Back (if Sam does not run over the top) __________________________________ About The Big Idea in 171 Words […]
Triple Option Football Academy Quiz: Midline Lead v. 4-3
November 27, 2013
The Lead (Midline Double) is run when Triple Option is called, and a 3-technique and a playside safety align to the call side. In order to cancel the defensive tackle by reading him, Midline Lead must be the default. Your quiz consists of 10 questions about the Midline Lead v. 4-3 1- Who cancels the […]
Triple Option Football Playbook: Throwing the Hitch out of Over vs. Uncovered #2
November 27, 2013
In OVER, If the defense chooses not to cover the middle receiver… Run the hitch. Here the Quarterback steps with his playside foot toward the receiver, steps with his backside foot toward the receiver, and follows through with his playside foot. The Middle Receiver jogs toward the Quarterback, catches the ball, and breaks to the […]
Counter Option Compilation
November 26, 2013
The following are a compilation of diagrams on the Counter Option. This is the concept utilized to constrain the backside inside linebacker when he makes the tackle on Triple/Midline Option. Why the Counter Option is run? The Drill. Blocking the Counter Option. Situations within the Counter Option. The execution of all 11 players on the […]
After their Academy, Hereford (MD) Wins the Baltimore County Division-1 Title
November 26, 2013
In 2013, after working with Triple Option Football Academy Owner, Lou Cella, Hereford HS (MD) won the Baltimore County Division I Football Conference Championship in Head Coach Steve Turnbaugh’s final season as Head Football Coach. After Hereford’s seventh-straight win in 2013, Steve retired after a 19-year career coaching his son, Brock, and coaching at his […]
Running Triple Option Versus 5-3 Double Eagle
November 26, 2013
Many times, high school defenses align in unique ways. This is an example of one of them. When running Triple Option v the 5-3 Double Eagle, here are the key unique points. 1- There is no #1. 2- #2 becomes the overhang. 3- #3 is the safety. 4- When the Playside Tackle is uncovered, he […]
Utilizing the 80-20 Rule to Improve Video Analysis of Your Triple Option Offense
November 26, 2013
The average high school football game consists of 48 plays. The 80-20 rule states that 80% of outcomes can be attributed to 20% of the causes for a given event. In football, the 80-20 rule is used to help coaches identify problems and determine which operating factors are most important and should receive the most […]
