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Springfield College (DIII) Running back’s Coach Storm Jipson discussing elements of their triple option offense. • Establishing Fullback Belly, Trap & Outside Veer • Ball Security • Fullback Play • Practice & Game Film • vs. Multiple Fronts Learn more from the best: 👇🏼
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Nathanvor 1 Jahr
@thecoachtube @_SCFootball @coach_jipson @WingOffNetwork @agowombats
Noah Basketballvor 2 Jahren
Train your shooters on the same technology the top coaches use for player evaluation. #MakeMoreShots #WinMoreGames
Grant Sabovor 1 Jahr
@thecoachtube @_SCFootball @coach_jipson @WingOffNetwork 1. Storm Jipson is an all time badass name. 2. Was REALLY impressed with Springfield in general and Arsren Shtefan specially this year. Fun offense to watch.
Last of the Fullbacksvor 1 Jahr
@thecoachtube @_SCFootball @coach_jipson @WingOffNetwork Springfield is arguably the premier program to learn Triple Option Football from and have been for a long time. Always a great team to follow every year. In my opinion a Model Progam at the DIII Level
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