Practice the Veer Release on the Goalpost

Practice the Veer Release on the Goalpost

The following diagram shows you how to practice veer releases on a goalpost: Two State Semifinalists, A State Finalist, and a State Champion in Texas have Come out of Dr. Cella’s Triple Option Football System Over the Last Four Years Triple Option Football Academy Owner, Dr. Lou Cella, is a Sports Performance Specialist, and a […]

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Utilizing the Slip Call on Triple Option

Utilizing the Slip Call on Triple Option

When the Mike Linebacker aligns deeper than 5 yards, he is no longer a threat to plug the inside gap. This allows the Playside Tackle to take an outside release in order to block him. The following is Triple Option with the “Slip” call. Two State Semifinalists, A State Finalist, and a State Champion in […]

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Outside Veer v. 4i

Outside Veer v. 4i

When the defense aligns with a 4i, have the Tackle block down on him and run the Triple one hole wider. The blocking is the same as the Triple Option; however, the Playside A loads and the Playside Tackle blocks down on the 4i. The Quarterback’s mechanics are the same as Triple and the B-Back […]

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Dominate the Running Game

Dominate the Running Game

In 2014: Division-2 Under-Center Triple Option Program, Lenoir-Rhyne rushed for 417 yards/game (Division-2 single-season record). FBS Under-Center Triple Option Program, Georgia Tech rushed for 342 yards/game (2nd in FBS). FBS Under-Center Triple Option Program, Navy rushed for 338 yards/game (3rd in FBS). FCS Under-Center Triple Option Program, the Citadel, rushed for 347 yards/game (2nd in […]

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Working the Tackle’s Veer Release versus #1 and Stacked Linebackers

Working the Tackle’s Veer Release versus #1 and Stacked Linebackers

The following drill shows how to work the Tackle’s veer release versus a #1 and a Mike Linebacker: Two State Semifinalists, A State Finalist, and a State Champion in Texas have Come out of Dr. Cella’s Triple Option Football System Over the Last Four Years Triple Option Football Academy Owner, Dr. Lou Cella, is a […]

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Introducing the “Bust” Concept

Introducing the “Bust” Concept

The “Bust” concept is utilized similar to the Follow concept utilized by Georgia Tech and Navy in Short Yardage/Goal-Line situations; however, the “Bust” concept provides a false key. On “Bust,” the Quarterback takes his first two steps as he is running Triple to the left.  The B-Back will run his dive path to the right, making […]

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The Veer Release Level Drill for Triple Option O Linemen

The Veer Release Level Drill for Triple Option O Linemen

The level drill implicitly trains all Triple Option Offensive Linemen to step, dip, rip, and read on the run: Two State Semifinalists, A State Finalist, and a State Champion in Texas have Come out of Dr. Cella’s Triple Option Football System Over the Last Four Years Triple Option Football Academy Owner, Dr. Lou Cella, is […]

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Playside A-Back Progression on Load Scheme

Playside A-Back Progression on Load Scheme

When #3 is in the middle of the field on Triple, the Playside A-Back executes what is called a Load scheme. On the Load scheme, the Playside A-Back keys #1.  If #1 closes to the B-Back, the Playside A closes onto the Mike Linebacker: If #1 does not, Playside A goes right to the Free […]

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Dr. Cella is in Hickory, NC for the Start of Lenoir-Rhyne Spring Practice

Dr. Cella is in Hickory, NC for the Start of Lenoir-Rhyne Spring Practice

Dr. Cella is spending this week with the football coaching staff and players at Lenoir-Rhyne University. Over the last two seasons, Lenoir-Rhyne has won 24 games and has been in the NCAA Division-2 playoffs including a Division-2 Championship Game appearance in 2013. Last year, Lenoir-Rhyne averaged 417 yards/game with their Triple Option Offense, which is […]

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The Alpha Male Triple Option Coach

The Alpha Male Triple Option Coach

Alpha Males are the men who aren’t happy unless they’re the top dogs—the ones calling the shots. Alphas reach the top ranks in large organizations because they are natural leaders—comfortable with responsibility in a way Betas (Non-Alphas) could never be. Most people feel stress when they have to make important decisions; Alphas get stressed when tough decisions […]

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