I Bone Offense
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Nuke LaLoosh
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Re: I Bone Offense
YOU FUNNY.
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No it is a combo of the wishbone, I and a little spread mixed in. Design for a power running team that has a young improving QB!YOU'RE TIGER BAIT wrote:YOU FUNNY.
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Re: I Bone Offense
I know that ole buddy.
IN THE LONG GRASS BY THE WATER, SO WATCH YOUR STEP. AND LET'S GO IRONTON FIGHTING TIGERS, OHIO STATE BUCKEYES AND THE CINCINNATI BENGALS
Re: I Bone Offense
In this offense you can break the bone on any play with only one or two backs in the backfield and go into the spread very easily . Of course this depends on the teams talent, speed and depth!
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in the age of spread offenses you don't see much of stuff like this anymore do we.
IN THE LONG GRASS BY THE WATER, SO WATCH YOUR STEP. AND LET'S GO IRONTON FIGHTING TIGERS, OHIO STATE BUCKEYES AND THE CINCINNATI BENGALS
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That is a shame. A good coach could incorporate it with the spread!YOU'RE TIGER BAIT wrote:in the age of spread offenses you don't see much of stuff like this anymore do we.
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NY still utilizes the power I and the wishbone to go along with the spread.
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They are running the I-Bone but they call it something else!Orange and Brown wrote:NY still utilizes the power I and the wishbone to go along with the spread.
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Re: I Bone Offense
You are obsessed with this lol
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Trying to talk about real football subjects!Orange and Brown wrote:You are obsessed with this lol
Re: I Bone Offense
What do you want to know?
I would imagine you can run a lot of the option some, such as dive, belly (basically iso), and option off that as one series. You run all of your traps: fb trap, tb trap, and boot/waggle. Then run power off tackle to the "t" back.
I don't see how you could use motion effectively unless you broke the bone/got into a wing or slot set. But even then you would still be running the same plays just putting the ball carrier in motion to receive the pitch, take a handoff, or fake.
As in any offense, you need something to attack all gaps and areas of the field. I would just focus on using the traditional I or wishbone series with this formation. If you want a good idea of what the wishbone looks like look up Clinton-Massie on google. They run it well.
I would imagine you can run a lot of the option some, such as dive, belly (basically iso), and option off that as one series. You run all of your traps: fb trap, tb trap, and boot/waggle. Then run power off tackle to the "t" back.
I don't see how you could use motion effectively unless you broke the bone/got into a wing or slot set. But even then you would still be running the same plays just putting the ball carrier in motion to receive the pitch, take a handoff, or fake.
As in any offense, you need something to attack all gaps and areas of the field. I would just focus on using the traditional I or wishbone series with this formation. If you want a good idea of what the wishbone looks like look up Clinton-Massie on google. They run it well.
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On my college and high school team we instilled the wishbone and it developed into a version of what I call the I bone! We ran quit a bit of the option game from this formation and we had over 2600 passing yards. Our OC said you can run quite a bit from this type "O" AS with any offense it depends on talent and skill level of your team.bcltcr wrote:What do you want to know?
I would imagine you can run a lot of the option some, such as dive, belly (basically iso), and option off that as one series. You run all of your traps: fb trap, tb trap, and boot/waggle. Then run power off tackle to the "t" back.
I don't see how you could use motion effectively unless you broke the bone/got into a wing or slot set. But even then you would still be running the same plays just putting the ball carrier in motion to receive the pitch, take a handoff, or fake.
As in any offense, you need something to attack all gaps and areas of the field. I would just focus on using the traditional I or wishbone series with this formation. If you want a good idea of what the wishbone looks like look up Clinton-Massie on google. They run it well.
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I'm not exactly sure what you are describing as "I Bone" because there is really no universal language in football. With that being said, How can you be in the I and the Bone?? Aren't those 2 different formations all together? Please explain your "I Bone".
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It comes when you break the bone and have an off set back behind the fullback. I agree with your statement that there is no universal language in football.94dragons wrote:I'm not exactly sure what you are describing as "I Bone" because there is really no universal language in football. With that being said, How can you be in the I and the Bone?? Aren't those 2 different formations all together? Please explain your "I Bone".