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Post by ocinaz on Jul 10, 2007 18:11:58 GMT -6
Just wondering what you prefer and why? What do you like and/or dislike about each variation of trips.
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#2
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#3
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CoachBehr
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QB/Specialists Coach @ Lackawanna College
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Post by CoachBehr on Jul 11, 2007 6:54:20 GMT -6
depends on coverage. If they are going to jam the outside receiver with a corner, we will then put him off the ball. If they bring up the OLB and press the inside or middle receiver, we will put them off the ball. We base who is off the ball as to the coverage the defense is playing. If no one is pressing, we put our outside receiver on the ball.
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Post by coachbw on Jul 11, 2007 10:32:25 GMT -6
We like #1 with both the inside receivers off of the ball so that we can check to an uncovered bubble route with either of them. Our QB's have had trouble throwing bubble to a man who starts up on the line.
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Post by jhanawa on Jul 11, 2007 14:35:05 GMT -6
we do # 1 and #3 as formations (trips & flank), and motion to #2 from 2x2 (duece). I like all three for different reasons. Your #3 we use as an inside "twins" look with our #2 and #3 receivers for rubs, quick bubble, etc. If they don't put two defenders on our inside twins, we want to make them pay. For us, its a good way to reduce defender's in the box. Also, we really like to motion the #1 inside the #3 and get a three receiver bunch on the hash.
Your #1 formation (trips to X) we like for pre snap stretch to the field with a better run game back to the weak side (#3 slot is RB).
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Post by gulfcoastoffense on Jul 14, 2007 10:20:30 GMT -6
Trips side for us is diagram 1, but on the single receiver side our tight end stays in and lines up in his stance next to the tackle. Why do I like this? Really, I have no idea. Just seemed to be pretty productive last year. We are going to run 70% of the time out of this formation. 20% of the time, we will probably throw our 5 step game, and the other 10% is our quick, bubble, tunnel game.
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