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The Tex-Bone is triple option for the 21st century. This new system combines traditional option with modern spread into a Texas-sized offense that leaves defenses scrambling to cover it all.
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Tex-Bone Course 1: Formation, Tempos, Backfeild Numbers
Marriage of triple option and spread formations.
Traditional option schemes; non- traditional option alignments.
Spread defensive philosophies provide predictable alignments.
Unpredictable to defend – every play could be spread or option-based.
Tex-Bone Course 15: Game Planning
When you game plan each week there are a few things to consider when you run the Tex-Bone. Every play is unpredictable to defend, every play could be spread or option-based. “Stop the option defense” leads to big plays in play action. This is two offenses, with one set of players. There are multitude of ways to organize a play call menu, in this course we will discuss what we feel works best for us and how it can help you with your game plan for next season.
Tex-Bone Course 16: Game Cutups
The Tex-Bone is triple option for the 21st century
Combines traditional option with modern spread into a Texas-sized offense that leaves defenses scrambling to cover it all Ever wanted to know what duties college coaches have on game day or during a typical week of practice?
Coach Austin discusses what roles coaches on his staff have, each coach has their own responsibilities.
Tex-Bone Course 17: Overview Triple Option
DOUBLE OPTION: Coach shows how this concept is ran in the Zone Read game, Under Center, Pistol, and Shotgun
TRIPLE OPTION: Coach goes thru the details of who is the Pitch Key
DIVE PHASE. He goes thru the fine points so that there are no fumbles during the exchange
PITCH PHASE: Starting with aiming points and landmarks, motion, and how far away the pitchman should be from the QB
COACHING THE QB: Coach Austin goes into great detail of the 4 Parts of the Perfect Pitch
Tex-Bone BONUS: Drills and Practice Schedules for the Tex-Bone
Running triple option out of shotgun eliminates the need to motion the running back into pitch postion
Drawback of flexbone is not knowing how the team you’re going to play is going to line up….
But spread formations are easy to predict how your opponent is going to line up
Tex Bone Triple Option for the 21st Century Playbook
Combines traditional option with modern spread into a Texas-sized offense that leaves defenses scrambling to cover it all Marriage of triple option and spread formations. Traditional option schemes; non- traditional option alignments. Spread defensive philosophies provide predictable alignments. Unpredictable to defend – every play could be spread or option-based. Running triple option out of shotgun eliminates the need to motion the running back into pitch position Drawback of flexbone is not knowing how the team you’re going to play is going to line up….But spread formations are easy to predict how your opponent is going to line up
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Tex-Bone Course 2: Power Option
POWER OPTION The TEX-BONE System is built upon the POWER OPTION play. The TEX-BONE is the First Option System to use Power as its base scheme.
BENEFITS Creates Horizontal space across the line of scrimmage which creates large running lanes for dive back and a wider alley for the Quarterback. Good vs every front; RUN IT AGAINST ANYTHING ANYTIME. Good against blitz. NO CHECKS, EVER !!! You can always run it the way it was called. Rule based play. Offensive players do not slow down if defense shifts. Easily paired with play-action and other run plays…
Tex-Bone Course 3: G-Load Option
G-LOAD OPTION is The Swiss Army Knife of the Tex-Bone
BENEFITS It is a Rule Based Play, allowing your players to be aggressive. CAN BE BLOCKED versus ANY FRONT. Good against every front or blitz. With Just a Few Adjustments, the G-Load Option can adapt to whatever front or pressure they see in front of them. Always sounds on the backside because it’s a gap scheme. Natural play action progressions for big plays.
Tex-Bone Course 4: Double Pull Power
BENEFITSTwo pullers allows for a playside DOUBLE TEAM (vertical displacement),Good against every front – no checks!!!BUILT-IN BLITZ PROTECTION. Good versus any pressure because LB’ers are accounted for by Wings and pulling Guard.
Tex-Bone Course 5: Speed Option
Speed Option evolved from the University of Nebraska I-Back to the Spread Offenses who eliminated the lead back altogether. This play is a GREAT solution to defensive pressure and line game movements. It is basically an Outside zone play with reach and scoop blocking. Contain player become pitch key, which is usually the defensive end.
Tex-Bone Course 6: Power Read
TEX-BONE The Power Read adapts TEX-BONE’s base option play to spread & empty formations and adds motions. Can also be run from option-heavy formations. SEVERAL perimeter blocking options. (3 vs 3 stalk, 3 vs 3 cross, 3 vs 3 crack-kick).
Tex-Bone Course 7: Inside and Outside Veer
HISTORY Split Back Veer from Under Center emerged in the 1960’s, credited to head coach Bill Yeoman of University of Houton. Fellow Hall-of-Fame coach Tom Osborne used the Veer extensively, winning several national titles at University of Nebraska out of the I-Back formation. The Veer gained notoriety in the spread genre when Rich Rodriguez ran it at West Virginia.
Tex-Bone Course 8: ISOS and Counters
BENEFITS OF ISO Multiple lead blocker choices: center, guard, tackle, wing, running back can all be lead blockers. Downhill aggressive scheme that can neutralize guard keys. Multiple formations, multiple ball carriers that disguise your other plays and induce beneficial LB reaction. The TEX-BONE has an OPTION component to the ISO. The RB or the QB can run the ball.
Pass Game and Position drills bundle
Tex-Bone Course 9: Pass: Power Option and Power Read Pass
Pass Protection & Route Combos. Including Blitz pickups. Game footage shows examples of how to sell the play action pass by making the protections look like Power Option and Power Read run.5-man Protections allows offense to get 5 receivers into the pass routes. POWER OPTION PROTECTION pulls the backside Guard to the playside C-gap and asks the FB to pickup the LB. POWER READ PROTECTION also pulls the backside Guard to playside C, however RB is faking the sweep instead of blocking a LB.
Tex-Bone Course 10: Pass: G-Load and ISO
The Tex-Bone is triple option for the 21st century Combines traditional option with modern spread into a Texas-sized offense that leaves defenses scrambling to cover it all G Load Protection looks identical to G Load runs. 6 man protection with answers to various defensive pressures (half man, half zone protection).Uncovered linemen account for backside linebacker but the front side looks identical to the G LOAD OPTION.
Tex-Bone Course 11: Double Full Power Pass
BENEFITS Two pullers allows for a playside DOUBLE TEAM (vertical displacement), Good against every front – no checks!!! BUILT-IN BLITZ PROTECTION. Good versus any pressure because LB’ers are accounted for by Wings and pulling Guard. MULTIPLE BALL CARRIERS QB can run the ball on this play out of Empty Sets. FB carries ball downhill at the double team with puller in front. Wildcat.
Tex-Bone Course 12: RB and WR Drills, Footwork and Blocking
This course has been combined with Course 12: RB & QB Drills & Techniques
Tex-Bone Course 13: O-Line Drill and Blocking Rules
In this course you will learn about offensive line EDD’s (Every Day Drills), combination blocking drills, and specific drills that teach individual plays. We will explain our 50 gallon barrel drills and how we incorporate these drills into our offense. Coach Tom Ross demonstrates all the important drills he does with his players to help make them successful in the Tex-Bone offense.
Tex-Bone Course 14: Pre Season Preperation and Practice
We will talk about the offensive coordinator duties for the pre – season and in season. In this course Coach Austin will let you know Installation plan consideration & adjustments. Reasons why they will extend the schedule or when they compress/accelerate schedule. Also explanation on double installation schedule as the team prepares for the season.
See sample practice plans and practice scripts.
Tex-Bone BONUS: Drills and Practice Schedules for the Tex-Bone
Running triple option out of shotgun eliminates the need to motion the running back into pitch postion
Drawback of flexbone is not knowing how the team you’re going to play is going to line up….
But spread formations are easy to predict how your opponent is going to line up
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