We'll probably never see the old Oklahoma Wishbone (also know as the triple option) again, but that would be interesting. As for theothers, we'll never have to leave the dinner table. Chad
Navy uses what they call a triple option flexbone offense, which primarily differs from the wishbone and veer in the standard alignment where 2 of the 3 running backs start. All 3 of the service academies run option offenses because they can't often recruit the 4/5 star QB recruits that are very good passers. (They seldom get 4/5 star recruits at any position, not surprisingly.)
We'll probably never see the old Oklahoma Wishbone (also know as the triple option) again, but that would be interesting. As for theothers, we'll never have to leave the dinner table.
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True enough.
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ReplyDeleteNavy uses what they call a triple option flexbone offense, which primarily differs from the wishbone and veer in the standard alignment where 2 of the 3 running backs start. All 3 of the service academies run option offenses because they can't often recruit the 4/5 star QB recruits that are very good passers. (They seldom get 4/5 star recruits at any position, not surprisingly.)
Interesting info.
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