In 8-man football, the End Over Belly-G concept can be utilized in short-yardage/goal-line. Watch the below-listed video. The Underdog Offense Coach, I’m not sure how you feel at this point in the season — but if your kids haven been getting dominated up front — this actually might be the worst feeling in all of … Read moreEnd Over Belly-G (8-Man)
If you want to learn how to run the Belly-G versus the Eagle defense… watch this video and you’ll learn how. The Underdog Offense Coach, I’m not sure how you feel at this point in the season — but if your kids haven been getting dominated up front — this actually might be the worst … Read moreHeavy Belly-G versus Eagle Defense
There’s a time and a place to run Heavy Down Option. See when and where you would run Heavy Down Option by watching this video. The Underdog Offense Coach, I’m not sure how you feel at this point in the season — but if your kids haven been getting dominated up front — this actually … Read moreExecuting Heavy Down Option
Run the Flexbone Belly-G by getting into the Heavy Formation. Then, the Receiver cracks while the Playside Tackles block down. The Playside Guard kicks the first threat off the Heavy Tackle and if there is no one there, he turns up. Playside A walls the Mike in case the Center can’t win leverage on … Read moreFlexbone Belly-G versus Bear
You want to utilize the Heavy formation in short yardage/goal-line situations; however, Army has increased the utilization of Heavy. They run the Heavy formation to execute several concepts including Heavy Zone Kick. Is Your Down Cycle Coming? If your Down Cycle is coming… and you’ve already said, “We’re going to be down next year”… well … Read moreFlexbone Formations: Heavy
Learn how to run Belly-G versus the 3-3-5. This concept is utilized more this year than it has been in recent years. When it’s short yardage, run Belly-G — right here. Is Your Down Cycle Coming? If your Down Cycle is coming… and you’ve already said, “We’re going to be down next year”… well then, this … Read moreBelly-G versus the 3-3-5
In 2017, Army West Point had their best season in 22 seasons, and they were based out of two formations–Double Flex and Heavy. They were aligned in one of these formations, or a combination thereof, 95% of the time in their bowl win versus San Diego State. Double … Read moreThe Two Offensive Formations Army West Point Ran in 2017
Often times when Army wants to run the Zone Option, the 3-technique can create penetration. When this happens, they get into the Heavy Formation. Then, they run the Down (also known as Belly-G). … Read moreWhat Army Does Versus Hard B-Gap Pressure
Army West Point- 35 v. UTEP- 21 F Army West Point Total Offensive Plays- 57 44% of Army’s Offense was the following: Zone Option- 10; Zone Belly- 5; Down (Belly-G)- 5; Iso- 5 The other 56% of Army’s Offense was the following: Triple Option- 3; Zone Dive- 3; Quarterback Draw- 2; Midline Lead- 2; Outside Veer Give- 2; … Read more2017 Army West Point Triple Option Breakdown versus UTEP
There are seven concepts that Army, Navy, and Georgia Tech all executed during Week 1 of the 2017 season. Triple Option was run 14 times among the three programs. Rocket was run 14 times among the three programs. Zone Dive was run 11 times among the three programs. Midline Lead was run 10 times among the three programs. … Read moreThe Seven Concepts Army, Navy, and Georgia Tech All Executed During Week 1 of 2017
Read about The Concept Georgia Tech Runs When Defenses Gap Their Defensive Linemen right here.
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Georgia Tech ran this concept nearly 20 times to win a bowl game. Read about this concept right here.
In the 2014 Orange Bowl, Georgia Tech’s Triple Option Offense ran for 452 yards on Mississippi State and won 49-34. The Triple Option Football Academy has written about this game–you can read more right here. Also, the Down (Belly-G) was run extensively during this game–read more about how Georgia Tech executed this concept right here. … Read moreHow Georgia Tech Dominated #7 Mississippi State in the 2014 Orange Bowl
The Down (Belly-G) has been a short yardage concept of Navy and Georgia Tech since Paul Johnson arrived at both school. Navy and Georgia Tech run the Down out of the Heavy Formation. Learn how Georgia Tech once ran Down almost 20 times in a game right here. Learn how to install the Triple Option … Read moreHow Georgia Tech Runs the Down (Belly-G) and Did So Almost 20 Times in One Game