Five Things That Can Stop Your Triple Option from Being Successful
by Nathan M. CochranAsst. Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator, Blackburn College
The Triple Option, when run correctly, can be a defensive coordinator’s worst nightmare. The Triple Option requires the defense to account for all the moving parts: the quarterback, the fullback, and the halfbacks. To account for each of these players every play can be a headache for any defense. However, like any other type of offense, the Triple Option can be its own worst enemy if not run correctly. In this article, I will address the five most common ‘offensive concerns’ in running the...Login to Read More