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92 FOOTBALL COACHING STRATEGIES Outside Unit lEs and CBl Must control C gap and contain QB. When ball is away, end generally has tlail responsibility. The end or LB responsible for C gap must squeeze B gap outside in when ball is inside. On option, the one not responsible for contain should insideout pu$uit (alley) to the ball. Seven Principles of Defense Regadl€ss of whether we are basic odd (50) or €ven (a3), the following principles apply. 1. Prirr.ar! support-Outside-in suppoft on wide pl ay Take on lead blocker on sweeps and options. Norrnaly responsible for the pit{h. 2, ,Force-Widest man in d€fense by alignment. Nercr lct ball.carricr oulside of you. RespoNible for the one out pass. Secondary suppod outside in. 3, Contain QB on option and spdnt-out or roll-out pass. Squeeze from outside rn rne off-tackle hole on play inside. InBide-out support on wire play. 4. rtir-Responsible for bootlegs, reverses, and wide cutbacks when ball starts away. 5, Cutbach Responsible for cutback when ball stads away {on't oven-un. 6. Gap rcsponsibility and pursuit-Front seven given gap rcsponsibility and down the line of sc.immage punuit. 7. Option responsibilitr Zinemen-If ball is faked or given inside of you, squeeze from outside in, but don't lose your outside position on bsse block. If off€nsive blocker oppositeyou blocks down, close down and play ball-carrier outside in. Keep pads square and get a piece oloffensrve blocker Ifyou are aligned head-up orinside of ofTeffive blocker, don't let blocker offLOS on inside release. Always be in position to pursue inside out if ball goes wid€. Linebachers Read QB and pitchback lor option. Keep position ar1d don't step upfield. Base block, outside-in squeeze, out or down block, read nesh or shulfle out ifeverfthing in front ofyor clogs up. Don't overrun QB. Giv€ alley s.lpport versus pitch. Secondory The basic rule is we wanr one more defender on the pedmet€r than the offense has blockprs. Thiq iq our premise regardless of the alignment of the ftont 43 Versus Zone Option The college 43 has some advantages over the odd alignment ve$us the split-veer attack and the blocking schemes that are popular. One of the trends in the veer attack is the zone option. This playhas tused th€ inBide and outside veer plays. It puts a great deal ofpressue on the nose and delensive tackle in the odd alignment. The QB reads the defensive tackle. If tackle stays ouhide, QB will give to dive back hitting inside legofoffensive tackle.IfQB thinks he can beat the defensive tackle to the outside, he will fake the dive back and option offthe next offensive man to sho\r The play is designed to create a running tane for the dive back, or tie up the defensive nose, LB, and tackle on the dive so the QB can option oflthe end. The tight end and flanker are Iead blockers, and the pitch back or QB, depending upon what the defensive end does, will have a one-on-one situation on the comex The offensive line is zone, ar€a blocking to the side olplay to cut offinsideout squeeze by the defense, as well as widen the defensive tackle to create an inside running lan€, or tie tackle up on dive back and get a one-on-one situation on the comer (see Fieure 3). I l c FIGURE 3 SS 43 vef6us zone option FS c The 43 makes it more difiicult for the offensive linemanto area block and cutoffthe insideout Bqueeze by the defense, thus closing down the running lane ofthe dive back. The wide align, ment ofdefensive €nd and the off-the-line play of the outside LB makes it hard on the QB and pitch back to get a one-on-one situation on perimet€x The dive back'E angle gives Mike a quick read to the ofl-tackle hole. The alisnment of defensrve
TEAM DEFENSE 93 tackles makes it difficult for the center and onside guard to execute the zone block (see Figue 4). TIGURE 4 FIGURE 6 .cDO,llQc (.\ fr -rl E I SB
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