Option and Zone Dive Bundle

The Tex-Bone is triple option for the 21st century

Combines Traditional Option with Modern Spread in a Texas-sized offense that leaves defenses scrambling to cover it all

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...These have been around longer than Jon Gruden's "Spider 2Y Bananna!" 

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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 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.

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Triple Option Summit - Teaching Zone Dive - Tim Stowers

1990 National Champion at Georgia Southern

51-23 record as head coach

OC on undefeated 1989 National Champions

Auburn assistant who coached Bo Jackson

25-course Triple Option Run Bundle

Learn Midline-Triple Option the Harding Way

Harding head coach Kenny Wheaton is considered the inventor of the midline at the high school level.

Find out why the MID-TRIPLE is the bread & butter of any option attack  It is adaptable to Wing T, and can easily ran out of Pistol, Shotgun

the MID-TRIPLE is a double option that in its simplest form reads the B-gap defender.  But Chism will show you several ways to execute the play.

Coach Kevin Chism will .....show you how to run it successfully and why

• Do you run Midline at the OPEN A-GAP?
  • This forces the B-gap defender tackle the dive, opening up a bigger running lane for the QB when he pulls/disengages from the B back. 
• Do you run it at the OPEN B-GAP?
  • Some coaches run midline at the 1-tech or open B gap to create advantages in blocking scheme. 

Either way, Chism will show you the nuts and bolts to make MID-TRIPLE more efficient for your option offense.

• Backfield Mesh & Important Coaching Points for the FB
• Four Reads the QB will see...including how to attack a slow-playing pitch defender

Coach Chism will show you how to look at numbers so you always run it the direction where you have more blockers.

• Run it at an ODD Front
• Run it at 1-tech,
• headup 2-tech,
• and 3-tech
• 3 ways to run Mid Triple vs. a 4-3 Defense

Triple Option vs Different Fronts

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Kennesaw State Zone Dive - Stewart Cook

8-course Option & Zone Dive Bundle for ONLY $57!!

Zone Option

one of the hottest plays in the Flexbone offense, 

changing the Flexbone offense and changing how defenses defended. 

Zone Option has evolved to be a core concept of the Flexbone Triple Option at the college level and is trickling down to the high school level.

The Problem
As with any innovation or shift in philosophy, Zone Option represents a solution to a problem.

The problem was how defenses were scheming against the triple option.

• Stunting to the field from an odd front, morphing the front to an Under look.
• Denying the perimeter by slow playing the pitch phase.
• Stunting and slow playing shrunk the field and turned the game into a knife fight in a phone booth.

The Solution was to attack blood stunt and read the trap corner. 

ENTER THE ZONE OPTION

• The offensive line applies their base scoop rules to the backside and zone block through their playside gap on the frontside.
• For the Offensive Line, the blocking is EXACTLY the same as Zone Dive.
• A-Back uses same path as Belly/Down.
• The only new teaching is for the flexed WR and B-Back.

   One of the most crucial aspects is always having a B gap protector.

• Coach Boyd explains that you could B-gap protect with your tackle, but if you choose to zone block then B-gap protector falls on a playside guard or your B back depending on the front.  

•  8-course Option & Zone Dive Bundle for ONLY $57!!

Using Formations & Motions to Run Midline -Thad Fortune

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