Belly and RPOs

Kenny Simpson & Rick Stewart present the different versions of Belly from both systems

Gives & Pulls for Triple and Veer.

Learn all the variations and adjustments to the Buck Series from the coach who has won 2 state titles and 2 runner-up's at a school with less than 200 students.

A complementary plays to Belly Trap and Inside Veer in our strategy. The plays we will focus on are Quick Toss, Midline, and Zone Dive.

We are going to discuss using our series and/or plays to set up our counters and then we will briefly discuss one of our trick plays that is a big part of many Wing T offenses.

Option Mesh (Install, Drills & Technique).

Learn all the different counters from the coach who has won 2 state titles and 2 runner-up's at a school with less than 200 students.

This is a discussion about Springfield College football, specifically focusing on the fullback play in the triple option. Will also discuss a few plays (Belly, Trap, and Wide Dive).

Flea Fllickers, Reverses, Double Passes,and  Trick plays.

Perimeter Pass Plays, Boot and Shallow Screen.

QB Draw, Shovel Pass and Fast Screens

This talks is about why we run the option, what sort of personnel, Offensive and Defensive Alignments, Counting System, Inside and Outside Veer.

This talk will include an overview of jet sweep and how jet sets up counters. We will talk about run counters that marry well with buck, jet, sprint out passes (draw), and if/then principles of when to use them. Lastly, we'll talk different false keys to go with jet sweep and buck concepts.

Coach coaches at the smallest school in Massachusetts but continues to play in Gillette stadium every year.
Use of Packages and Formations are key to staying competitive against much larger teams.

The basic Gun T system is based in 2 formations, Gun Right (Red) and Gun Left (White). At Helper Middle School we focused on these 2 formations and 3 plays (Buck, Belly, Counter).
Execution is key and we worked on them constantly so we could run the efficiently. I will talking about our development over the 3 year process and how it translated to our games.

This is a discussion about the ‘outside veer’ play from the , a strategy we’ve used in various sets over the years, from split back and I formation. As a shotgun option team for about 15 years, this play has always been a staple and our reliable fallback strategy.

Buck, Belly, and Jet vs 3 different fronts.