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    The document discusses the myths and realities of the spread option offense. It provides tips for building the offensive line, backfield, and perimeter to maximize big plays within the spread option system. Drills and strategies are outlined to effectively run the inside veer offense based on defensive looks and situations.

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    The document discusses the myths and realities of the spread option offense. It provides tips for building the offensive line, backfield, and perimeter to maximize big plays within the spread option system. Drills and strategies are outlined to effectively run the inside veer offense based on defensive looks and situations.

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    The document discusses the myths and realities of the spread option offense. It provides tips for building the offensive line, backfield, and perimeter to maximize big plays within the spread option system. Drills and strategies are outlined to effectively run the inside veer offense based on defensive looks and situations.

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    The document discusses the myths and realities of the spread option offense. It provides tips for building the offensive line, backfield, and perimeter to maximize big plays within the spread option system. Drills and strategies are outlined to effectively run the inside veer offense based on defensive looks and situations.

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    Myths

    and Reali.es of the


    Spread Op.on
    POPCS Football
    Larry Thexton, HC
    Larry.thexton@princeofpeace.org
    www.popcsfootball.org

    Myth #1

    The triple is a ground &
    pound oense

    REALITY #1

    It can be, but that depends
    on you

    Build the line for a big play oense


    Center BEST OVERALL LINEMAN
    Guards Looking for Drive and Push,
    not PULL
    Tackles Long, lean, and fast
    (TE type kids = great tackles)

    Build the backeld for a big play oense


    B Best runner, speed and strength, Game
    Breaker

    How fast can he get through the mesh?
    Feet?
    Vision?

    Evolu.on of the Op.on QB


    Great Athlete > Great Decision Maker
    QB should be the 2nd Primary Runner

    (IV think B Back First)
    (Mid think QB First)
    NO HUDDLE HAS CHANGED THIS POSITION

    Build the backeld for a big play oense


    A Back
    1st MUST BE A BLOCKER FIRST
    2nd MUST BE ABLE TO CATCH A PITCH AND TOSS

    Really, thats it.
    BLOCKING ABILITY > SPEED
    They are the 3rd Op.on for IV.

    Build the perimeter for a big play oense


    SE The must be great blockers
    (If they can catch, that is a bonus)

    Must be able to communicate with the A back.

    K.I.S.S.
    KEEP IT SIMPLE, Stupid

    Ground & Pound Preven.on



    2 assigned to PSB + Hat on #3 + Hat on
    Edge Player =

    Big Plays
    POPCS had 80 runs of 15+ Yards in 2012

    School Year Wins Avg Pts Avg. Rush


    CCCA 2006 5 18.72 105.47
    Transi3oned to the Flexbone Spread

    CCCA 2007 6 37.54 315.88


    CCCA 2008 13 43.54 375.26
    CCCA 2009 13 42.23 381.26
    Transi3oned away from the Flexbone Spread

    CCCA 2010 5 18.09 137.64


    School Year Wins Avg Pts Avg Rush


    POPCS 2009 1 10.11 103.27
    Transi3oned to Flex Bone Spread

    POPCS 2010 6 23.63 287.50


    POPCS 2011 9 37.75 341.32
    Moved up to LARGER classica3on

    POPCS 2012 5 34.40 342.80



    Myth #2
    I want to add that play
    to my Oense!

    Reality #2
    Its a system, not just a play

    Game Day Goal 70% of calls IV



    Run IV to every front

    Forma.on, forma.on, forma.on to create and
    advantage

    Prac.ce Goal
    Every Front, Every Day
    Rules do not change:

    IV Read 4i Out
    Mid Read Shade Out
    Mid Triple Read Shade Out

    Inside Veer System


    IF / THEN

    If corner or a safety makes


    tackle within 3 yards of the line
    of scrimmage, then IV PASS

    If play side backer scrapes


    outside, then ZONE DIVE.

    If play side backer tackles


    dive for less then three,
    then MID TRIPLE or TOSS

    If defense keeps giving


    EASY (BIRD) stunts,
    then TOSS.

    If backside defender makes a tackle on QB or


    Dive, then CHECK your splits.

    If defense gives you an odd front with a one high
    safety, then TACKLE OVER or SE OVER.

    If play side backer blitzes A & B consistently,


    then TOSS

    If you cannot block the 3 tech for IV, then asack
    him with MIDLINE

    If QB is having a brain fart, then BELLY or TOSS

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.

    Every Days
    QB & B
    Space & Step Drill (6 mins)
    Ride & Decide Drill (6 mins)
    Toss Steps / 3 on 3 Drill (6 mins)
    Op.on Drill (12 18 mins)

    Every Days
    A Backs
    1. IV, Mid, and Twirl Mo.ons (6 mins)
    2. Switch, Arc, & Load Blocks w SE (6 mins)
    3. Toss Drill (6 mins)
    4. Op.on Drill (12 18 mins)

    Every Days
    SE (x,y)
    1. Stalk & Fit (6 mins)
    2. Switch & Arcs (with A Backs) (6 mins)
    3. Push / Crack / Routes
    4. Op.on Drill (12 18 mins)

    Myth #3
    There is no need for a
    TE.

    Reality #3
    There is ( is not) a need for
    a TE.

    Tight Ends Advantages?


    1. Set even fronts, come out of the huddle and
    know where 3 tech
    2. Outside Veer to TE side

    Tight End Disadvantages?


    1. Changes count system with slot on #3.
    2. Awkward angles for Toss.
    3. Need an extra coach for the posi.on

    Heavy Forma.on (tackle over)


    1. Outside Veer is back with no TE
    2. Toss is an op.on with angles back in play
    3. Slight change in count for #3
    X & Y On Same Side
    1. Count system is back in play on #3
    2. Toss is back in play

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