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The Pistol Offense - Two Back Offense
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- WN-07045
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About this video
Steve Rampy's two-back Pistol offense proves the Pistol is not just a one-back scheme. Adding a fullback to the Pistol alignment gives Coach Rampy's Blue Valley High School offense an extra element, and in this session he illustrates in detail the advantages of the two-back set and the full menu of plays that use it.
What you'll learn
- The advantages of adding a fullback to the Pistol alignment
- Zone Read with the fullback and Zone Read with the tailback
- Fullback Trap from the two-back Pistol
- Speed Option from the Pistol with a fullback
- Stretch Zone and Counter from the two-back set
- Sprint-out passing plays that use the fullback
- Game film of every play diagrammed, from sideline or end zone views
Who it's for
High school and college offensive coordinators who run the Pistol and want a two-back package, and coaches with a fullback on the roster who want to keep him on the field in a shotgun-based offense.
About the coach
Steve Rampy coached Blue Valley High School in Kansas, where his Pistol offense produced a 13-0 record and a state championship.
Every play diagrammed is backed by game film shot from sideline or end zone views.
Frequently asked questions
What plays are in The Pistol Offense - Two Back Offense?
Zone Read with the fullback, Zone Read with the tailback, Fullback Trap, Speed Option, Stretch Zone, Counter and sprint-out passing plays, all built around a fullback in the Pistol alignment.
Who should add the two-back Pistol?
High school and college Pistol coaches who want to use a fullback for lead blocks, traps and option without leaving the Pistol; Coach Rampy calls it the extra element every offense needs.
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Does the two-back set change the zone read?
Coach Rampy teaches two versions, one reading with the fullback and one with the tailback, and both are shown on game film.