Building Secondary Concepts in Option Offense

Description

GUN CHOICE OFFENSE

You have to be GREAT at your Base Offense because you run your base offense 75% of the time. BUT....How do you build off your Base Offense? Secondary Concepts or Complimentary Plays are what puts you over the edge. It’s the difference between a Playoff Win and a Playoff Loss.

In this course, Scott Abell, Head Coach Davidson shares his approach…and he knows what he’s talking about…The Davidson Wildcats won back-to-back Liberty League Championships as well as leading the FCS in Rushing Offense and 3rd Down Conversions in 2021.

Lessons

1 Overview 1:29 2 What are secondary concepts 1:44 3 Important things to consider 3:22 4 Building Off Primary 3:38

COUNTER OPTION

5 Counter option off Jet Sweep 1:05 6 Counter Option Off Triple 3:44 7 Game Film - Counter Option 2:22

PLAY ACTION PASS

8 Passing game with triple influence 3:34 9 Diagram - Play action off Jet Sweep 0:48 10 Game Film - Curl Concept 1:11 11 Game Film - Post Concept 1:32 12 Game Film - Play action off Jet Sweep 2:00

BACK SHOULDER PASS

13 Back Shoulder Passing Game 3:40 14 Game Film - Back Shoulder Passing Game (Part 1) 1:29 15 Game Film - Back Shoulder Passing Game (Part 2) 1:19 16 Game Film - Back Shoulder Passing Game (Part 3) 0:49

WIDE VEER & UNBALANCED

17 Game Film - Wide Veer 1:06 18 Game Film - Out Of Unbalanced 2:45 19 Q&A - Could you run 2 Backsets with 1 offset? 2:14 20 Game Film - Speed Option Catch & Go 3:11 21 Q&A - Could you run ISO in B Gap? 2:00 22 Q&A - Splits and Adjacent Splits 0:57

The Coach

Triple Option

Home of the Triple Option Summit

Scott Abell led Davidson to its best season in nearly two decades with an 8-4 finish, recording the most FCS wins in program history. In his first season at the helm, Abell led Davidson to its first winning record since 2007, snapping a 17-game losing streak and earned national attention for a 91-61 shootout victory over Guilford.

Abell’s squad set a NCAA FCS record with a 789-yard rushing performance vs San Diego. Davidson was the top offense in NCAA (561 yards) and the #2 rushing attack in all of D-1 with 443 yards.

Prior to Davidson, Abell spent 10 seasons at NCAA Division III Washington & Lee where he won three Conference Championships in six seasons, including going undefeated in 2015, and led Division III in rushing three times.

Abell’s career started at the high school level in 1997, turning an 0-10 Liberty High School program into district champions in three years. He then won back-to-back state titles at Amherst High School.