Here is the Navy Flexbone Offense Breakdown Navy- 35 v. USF- 3 Navy Total Plays Run- 64 75% of Navy’s Offense was the following: Triple Option- 9 Midline Triple Option- 4 Zone Option (with variations)- 14 Zone Dive- 11 Triple Pass- 5 Midline White- 5 Other Plays Run: Gun Midline- 2 Counter Option- 3 Rocket … Continue reading
Learn how to run Midline Triple versus 3-5. This situation is challenging to execute, but not impossible. View the video — 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 is your, very-own Game of Thrones. You’re going … Continue reading
Navy- 42 v. Cincinnati- 32 F Navy had 569 rushing yards in this game, which is the second most in school history. Navy Total Offensive Plays- 72 71% of Navy’s Offense was the following: Triple Option- 21; Zone Dive- 14; Midline Triple- 8; Follow- 8 The other 29% of Navy’s Offense was the following: Zone … Continue reading
Navy v Tulane–First Half (2017) Total Plays Run- 33 Triple Pass- 6 (18% of offense) Midline White- 4 (12% of offense) Trap- 4 (12% of offense) Zone Option- 4 (12% of offense) Midline Triple- 4 (12% of offense) Other Plays Run Triple Option- 2 Spring Pass- 2 Follow- 2 Rocket Boot Pass- 1 Rocket- … Continue reading
Navy vs FL Atlantic Yesterday, 8:00 PM FAU Stadium, Boca Raton, Florida Navy Midshipmen (1-0) 42 – 19 Final Florida Atlantic Owls (0-1) 1 2 3 4 Total Navy 7 14 14 7 42 FL Atlantic 3 7 3 6 19 Navy Offense Total Plays- 61 Midline Triple- 15 … Continue reading
Midline Triple can be utilized at the 8-man level if the Guard is uncovered or if there is a 3-technique. In this case, the Quarterback reads the two Playside Defensive Linemen as the Playside End blocks #3. The Playside Guard veers inside while the Center and Backside Guard double team the first down lineman … Continue reading
Navy ran a ton of this in 2016… See what “this” is right here.
When the defense aligns in an odd front, you can block Midline Triple the same way as Inside Veer Triple. Midline Triple versus 50 defense is great to serve as a counter due to the fact that the Playside A twirls and blocks #3. The key, as always, is to get movement on the action … Continue reading
There isn’t a good counter in the Triple Option Offense. In fact, misdirection was about 10% of Navy’s 2015 offense. The purpose of counters is to keep the Will Linebacker from running to the ball. Because of the 3+ foot line splits in the Triple Option Offense, the rest of the backside can’t get to … Continue reading
Navy has zero scholarship football players and defeated the #6 ranked football team in the country (Houston). Here’s a breakdown of what they did with their Triple Option Offense: Navy vs Houston Final – 10/8/16 Jack Stephens Field at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Annapolis, Maryland 6Houston Cougars (5-1) 40 Navy Midshipmen (4-1) 46 Triple Option Offensive … Continue reading
After two games, Midline Triple Option is Navy’s #2 concept of 2016. They run a variation of Midline Triple Option called ZOOM. Zoom is when the Playside A-Back twirls and on the fourth step he dropsteps, crosses over, runs, and is responsible for #3 (run support). Against a 50 Defense, Navy does this so … Continue reading
In 2016, Navy has run 113 plays. Sixty-two percent (62%) of Navy’s 2016 offense is right here: Triple Option- 23 (20% of offense) 2. Midline Triple- 12 (11% of offense) 3. Zone Option- 10 (9% of offense) 4. Rocket- 9 (8% of offense) 5. Triple Pass- 8 (7% of offense) 6. Midline White- 8 (7% … Continue reading
The following are the four variations of Midline run by Army and Navy: 1. Midline Triple 2. Midline Lead 3. Midline White (Playside A lateral steps and leads through the B-gap) 4. Midline Twirl (Playside A motions and leads through the B-gap) The Academy Install the Triple Option the right way the first time. Learn … Continue reading
One way to take the Defensive Line out of the game is to run Midline Triple. This is Midline Triple versus the Bear Defense.
Originally posted on Triple Option Football Academy — Army & Navy's Flexbone Offense:
? The below-listed diagram shows you the Quarterback’s footwork on Midline Triple Option: On Zoom, the Quarterback does the following:1- Takes the snap.2- Seats the ball.3- Hops into the Playside A-gap.4- Points the Ball.5- Gives the ball to the B UNLESS…
Originally posted on Triple Option Football Academy — Army & Navy's Flexbone Offense:
If your Offensive Line can’t block the 3 and the 5 technique, run Midline Triple. This way the 3 and 5 technique are cancelled by the Quarterback and not the Offensive Line. Midline Triple v. 4-4PR- Deep DefenderPA- Twirl-Run SupportPT- VeerPG-…
Originally posted on Triple Option Football Academy — Army & Navy's Flexbone Offense:
The following are the four variations of Midline run by Army and Navy: 1. Midline Triple Double Flex Midline TriplePR- #2 in triple countPA- Twirl, ArcPT- Pull, Block 1st threatPG- VeerC-BG- Reverse AceBT- ScoopBA- PitchBR- CutoffQ- Mid 1, Pitch 2B- Mid…
Navy ran the below-listed concept nine (9) times in their win versus previously undefeated Memphis on Saturday night: Midline Triple (10/11) On Midline Triple, the Receiver has the Deep Defender, the Playside A-Back has #3, and the Backside A-Back has the pitch, the Backside Receiver has the cutoff. The Quarterback takes the snap, jumps in … Continue reading
