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Fact: 66% of all wide zone explosives hit in the backside A gap.
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OL Coaches- Please study what Southern Utah is doing in the run game. One of the more creative tight zone read designs I've seen vs. Odd: * BSY works to the Point * BST arcs to -1 Two defenders left unblocked at the POA 🤯 Credit to John A Kelling and his offensive staff.
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These pre-snap bubble controls will be the next evolution of Bunch Duo. It expands the flat defender for an easy entry point on the wind back.
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Here's Tennessee running the Duo Tackle Pull. My sources tell me it started in the Art Briles coaching tree and was built to add a hat against Odd. Full Install:
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Positional Pass Rush Drill- Learned it from working with Dave Aranda several years ago. Great way to compete and teach second level defenders how to get home. He uses the following segments: 1. CB vs. RB 2. ILB vs. Center 3. ILB vs. Guard 4. OLB vs. Tackle 5. Safety vs. TE
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Don't tell the Sac State staff you can't run power vs. a spill End. Great search tech by BSG. Hornets run game among the most diversified that I've studied.
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Another gem of insert zone via Sac State. Textbook base drive tech by LT and LG. Why the inside timing step is so important.
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Del State revamped its entire run game on the backs of wide zone. Sure helps when your Center can reach a 3-Technique. 😲
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More boundary pin and pull, please! Thank you.
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Two Duo Pull Variants. Same concept; different puller based on front: Odd Front- BST pulls to handle play side edge; QB handles backside edge. Even Front- BSG pulls to handle play side edge; QB handles backside edge.
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Programs like Miami are building in these expansion screens off Bunch Duo. Helps "dirty" the eyes of the Nickel/Sam and softens up second level fitters. Packaged as both pre-snap relief throws and post-snap manipulations. More here:
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Here's a look at Yale's TE using that open gap slam back technique in tight zone. Exactly why those TE's need to be stealing as much Indi time as possible with the OL.
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These Center pulls a great alternative from having him choke back on a 3-Tech in gap schemes. Great collect technique here by RT.
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San Diego State killed it on insert zone this season. Great slip exchange here with BSG and TE on the minus one. Credit to Bill O'Boyle and the offensive staff.