Win Big with a Small Offensive Line
March 22, 2016
This is how you can win big with a small Offensive Line.
In 2015, Navy’s Starting Offensive Line averaged 275 pounds/player.
2015 National Champion, The University of Alabama’s Offensive Line averaged 315 pounds/player.
Navy’s 2015 Rushing Offense averaged 326 yards/game.
Alabama’s 2015 Rushing Offense averaged 199 yards/game.
Navy finished at 11-2 and had their best final record since 1963. They did all this with a 275 pound Offensive Line and the Triple Option Offense.
The Triple Option cancels all defensive linemen from the Playside B-gap out and from the Backside C-gap out.
- Making Defensive Linemen Invisible with Midline Triple
- The Blue Defenders are invisible and cannot make the tackle on defense UNLESS the Quarterback misreads or the Offensive Line splits are tighter than 3 feet.
After running a camp with Lou Cella as Camp Director, Bayfield HS (CO) had an undefeated regular season for the first time since 1996 and advanced to the state championship game in Colorado.
They did this with an Offensive Line that averaged 180 pounds.
Read about the 180-pound Bayfield Offensive Line right here.
“We were looking to take that next step, and felt that a camp might be just what the doctor ordered. We were not disappointed. We were already committed to the triple option, but the camp brought a much higher level of focus and understanding to our team, both players and coaches. Now when we tell our kids to ‘trust the system’ they know what we’re talking about.”
– Marshall Hahn, Head Football Coach
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