Transcription of THE SPREAD OPTION RUN-AND-SHOOT OFFENSE
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THESPREAD OPTIONRUN-AND- shoot OFFENSEBY TED SEAY2 TABLE OF CONTENTSI ntroductionPage 3 FormationPage 4 Triple OptionPage 5 Fullback TrapPage 7 Speed OptionPage 9 Fullback DrawPage 11Go RoutePage 13 Switch RoutePage 15 Smash RoutePage 17 Veer DumpPage 19 Dive ChoicePage 21 Pass ProtectionPage 233 THE SPREAD OPTIONRUN-AND- shoot OFFENSEINTRODUCTIONMany coaches are interested in adopting the SPREAD OPTION attack first popularized by Coach Erskine "Erk" Russell at Georgia Southern University. The fact that one variation of Coach Russell's formation is identical with the RUN-AND-SHOOT SPREAD formation first developed by Coach Glenn "Tiger" Ellison has led some pioneers to combine the two attacks. The potential benefits are great. Defending the Triple OPTION requires disciplined "assignment football" by the defense, while stopping the RUN-AND-SHOOT 's quick passing game puts a very different set of demands on defenders --the OFFENSE has the ability to control the ball with the pass, yet one slip and the defense gives up six Al Black's excellent book, Coaching RUN-AND-SHOOT Football (Harding Press, 1991), details how he joined the powerful RUN-AND-SHOOT OFFENSE of Coach Darrel "Mouse" Davis with a Triple OPTION attack.
3 THE SPREAD OPTION RUN-AND-SHOOT OFFENSE INTRODUCTION Many coaches are interested in adopting the Spread Option attack first popularized by Coach Erskine "Erk" Russell at Georgia Southern University.
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