The Play to Run versus the Easy Stunt is Rocket Toss

The Play to Run versus the Easy Stunt is Rocket Toss

The Easy Stunt is an exchange between #2 (pitch key) and #1 (read key).  How the Easy Stunt works is listed below. On Triple versus the Easy Stunt the Quarterback takes the snap, seats the ball, hops into the Playside A-gap, points the ball, gives to the B, unless 2 runs through the B or 1 […]

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The Simplest, Most Effective Way for the Quarterback to Read the Stack on Triple Option

The Simplest, Most Effective Way for the Quarterback to Read the Stack on Triple Option

Here is the simplest, most effective way for the Quarterback to read the stack on Triple Option. 1- Quarterback takes the snap. 2- Quarterback jumps into the A-gap and extends his elbows. 3- Quarterback gives ball to B-Back unless #2 runs through the B-Back or #1 can tackle the B-Back.  If so… 4- Quarterback re-seats […]

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2016 Offensive Line Blocking Drills, Techniques, and Fundamentals for the Triple Option

2016 Offensive Line Blocking Drills, Techniques, and Fundamentals for the Triple Option

Offensive Line blocking fundamentals in the Triple Option have changed with the elimination of cut blocking inside the tackle box (at the high school level). 1- Scoop Blocking is the same except if there is a first-level threat the Offensive Lineman will cutoff the 1st level threat.     2- Veer releasing continues as planned. […]

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Dr. Cella to Speak at 2016 Mesh Point Football Clinic in Lancaster, PA

Dr. Cella to Speak at 2016 Mesh Point Football Clinic in Lancaster, PA

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Navy’s Small Offensive Line Creates Triple Option Success

Navy’s Small Offensive Line Creates Triple Option Success

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 […]

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Triple Option Offense Success Story: Timmonsville (SC)

Triple Option Offense Success Story: Timmonsville (SC)

In 2010, Timmonsville HS (SC) was running the Spread Offense and finished the 2010 season with a 1-9 record. In 2011, after running a camp with Lou Cella as Camp Director, Timmonsville went to the South Carolina Class A State Semifinals and with a roster of 21 players. “The camp/system was a key factor in […]

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Triple Option Spread Formation Alignment

Triple Option Spread Formation Alignment

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Syracuse.com’s Five Keys to vanquishing Georgia Tech’s unique triple-option offense… Didn’t Matter… Tech Won 56-0

Syracuse.com’s Five Keys to vanquishing Georgia Tech’s unique triple-option offense… Didn’t Matter… Tech Won 56-0

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How to Compose Your Own Triple Option Offense: Offensive Coordinator 101

How to Compose Your Own Triple Option Offense: Offensive Coordinator 101

Dr. Cella, Owner of the Triple Option Football Academy says that before you can ever teach players how to run the Triple Option, you must do the following: Step-by-Step Guide Step 1- Triple Option Offense Core Values Step 2- Hiring Assistant Coaches for the Triple Option Offense Step 3- Ordering Equipment for the Triple Option […]

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“I give a tremendous amount of credit for our 2011 UNDEFEATED LEAGUE SEASON to Lou!”

“I give a tremendous amount of credit for our 2011 UNDEFEATED LEAGUE SEASON to Lou!”

Before the 2011 season, Hollister San Benito HS (CA) had not won their conference championship, the TCAL, in seven (7) years. In 2011, after running a camp with Lou Cella as Camp Director, Hollister San Benito HS (CA) won the TCAL Conference Championship, went undefeated in conference play, and made it to the CIF Division 1 Quarterfinals. […]

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