All of the Division-1 Triple Option schools run a 20-minute “Bullets” period every practice.
This is when two offensive groups go against various defensive looks over a 20-minute span.
The goal is to get over 40 reps with both groups in 20 min–so there is a lot of execution ongoing.
Every four minutes, the defense changes the looks.
The following is how this is done:
Look #1- Odd Stack
Triple versus Odd Stack
Look #2- 50
Triple Option versus 50.
Playside Receiver- Near Deep Defender
Playside A- #3
Playside Tackle- Veer
Playside Guard- Base to Ace
Center- Veer to Ace
Backside Guard/Tackle- Scoop
Backside A- Pitch
Backside Receiver- Cutoff
Quarterback- Veer #1, Pitch #2
B- Veer Path-Bend behind Action Key
Look #3- 4-3
Triple Option Right versus 4-3/6-1.
Look #4- 4-4
Triple Left v 4-4 Stack
Look #5- Goal-line/Eagle Variation
Triple Option versus the 6-3 Defense.
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