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Zone blocking schemes and their corresponding play-action passes have become perhaps the primary staple of the Ohio State offense. OSU util...

Try these 20 Mini Hurdle Drills to boost your performance on the field of play. Perfect drills for football, soccer, basketball, baseball, and most other spo...

This “X” blitz- 44 defense is an excellent blitz in youth football. The defensive line slants inside and the linebackers slant outside. Very simple blitz.

Names of plays in football sound like nonsense, but their purpose is simple: Convey a ton of information about formation, pass protection and routes in the fewest amount of words. Here's how it works.

Adam Gaylor Defensive Coordinator Broken Arrow High School 3rd Down Game Plan MUST BE GREAT ON 1ST AND 2ND DOWN IN ORDER TO GET TO 3RD DOWN. TALK ABOUT 3RD DOWN AS A STAFF (IDEAS). 3RD DOWN COACH EMPHASIZE 3RD DOWN TO PLAYERS. WHERE IS THE “CUT”? FAVORITE PLAYS BY 3RD & 1-3, 4-6, 7-10, […]

The Wishbone 23 Trap is a medium yardage running play. Running Play Hand-Off to Halfback (2-Back) Ball Carrier Runs Through 3-Hole Hit Hole Quickly with No Hesitation or Juking O-Line Run blocks...

Receiver Designations In a Balanced Formation (eg. Wishbone): X receiver is always on the left side of a balanced formation (typically a Tight End). Y receiver is always on the right side of a balanced formation (typically a Tight End). Wishbone Formation In a Strong Side/ Weak Side Formation* (eg.

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Here are some run pass options for explosive offenses. The is becoming a very popular play in youth football. Many spread teams are working in RPOs.

Coach Demiko Suggs has a lot of success with these zone running plays. This article breaks down his inside and outside zone running plays.