Navy’s 2015 Triple Option Offense: Part Four of a Quantitative Study
June 18, 2016
This is the final edition of a four-part study on Navy’s 2015 Triple Option Offense. The data derived from this study is based on Navy’s play selection during all games during the 2015 season. You will learn what Navy actually does to execute their Triple Option Offense, and what created Navy’s best season in 53 years. […]
The Triple Option Offense Consists of 11 Skill Position Players
May 31, 2016
I GREW UP PLAYING FOOTBALL AS A 6-2, 270 pound Offensive-Defensive Lineman. Suffice to say, I was not a skinny kid. It’s tough to be a fat kid. It’s tougher to be a fat kid when your offense is the Triple Option. The Triple Option Offense is designed for military-like players – military players are only allowed […]
What Navy’s Offense Does on the Goal-Line
May 16, 2016
They run Follow to get the extra blocker. UNLESS the A and B-gaps are plugged, then Navy audibles to the Rocket Toss. This is all Navy has done on the Goal-Line over the last 10 years…. follow this plan in 2016 for a very successful Goal-Line Offense.
Dr. Cella’s Commentary on How the Triple Option is NOT a Fat-Guy Friendly Offense
April 25, 2016
You can read the seven-minute commentary right here. This is guaranteed to be educational, informational, and humorous. For information on Triple Option Football Academy Camps–go here.
Preparing for the Worst- The Best Way to Build Anticipation Skills in the Flexbone Triple Option Offense
March 11, 2016
