high school option football

[SpaceCowboy]

Try using the Wing T formations. Red and blue both have a tight end/ wing. On the other side you have a slot and split end. You can run triple to both sides, and mid line is great to the TE. What I like about option to the strong side is the running lane for the fullback. If they try to take the FB with a 9 tech. they're in trouble. If they move to a 7 tech. you hit them with the midline.

[CoachDG]

Thanks. That's exactly what I am talking about. You could also take the strong wing and downblock on the DE if he is outside of the TE. Then option off the strong LB. Do you coach anywhere? If so, where at?

[CoachDG]

Here's a book that I have recently bought on the option. It is written by Tony Demeo; it is "101 Ways to Run the Option." It will give coaches ideas on how to incorporate the option into almost every offense.

[boneal52]

Obviously no literal meaning here, but an observation I noticed at Centennial High.

 

Year/Record/Offensive System

1997/1-9/Pro I

1998/4-6/Wishbone Triple Option (some double wing)

1999/2-8/Spread

2000/3-7/Pro I

2001/2-8/Wishbone Triple Option

2002/7-4/Wishbone Triple Option

 

 

The best seasons had were with the option, and also of note those years were of less talent than other years.

[Edited by boneal52 on 2-28-03 11:17A]

 

[ELA]

Combine the Spread and the Option, it is tough to beat. You can run the option out of the gun or out of the spread with motion.

[IronKnight]

Do you run it out of double slot or the I? I agree the counter iso is a great play, along with the midline trap. It is so good because that 3 tech. that has been the read man, now gets ear holed. Thanks for the advice.

[SpaceCowboy]

I'm Kentuckian by birth, Tennessean by marriage, and a Beaver by the grace of God. I'm sure you can figure that one out.

[CoachDG]

Are you a Karns Beaver?

[SpaceCowboy]

You are correct.

[Guest cutiger]

Don't remember the year, but Jeremy Bates (Sevier County) out of Multiple formations beat D-B at J. Fred by himself. I was a middle school QB for John Sevier at the time and he became my favorite football player of all time. He ran the triple option, straight veer, dropped back in the shotgun & ran draws, he did everything. Someone truly missed the boat at the college level on letting him operate their option attack.

 

Another good tandem was the Dingus, Clendenin, & McMillan attack in 99 at D-B. Dingus was not the fastest guy but he was the smartest QB D-B has ever had.

[CoachDG]

I am at Heritage. We had some great games a few years ago. I have no idea why we were not in the same region again.

[missingthesouth]

Who are the best high school option QB's in the history of Tennessee football?