Oklahoma Offense: Protecting the GT Counter

In this video, we discuss 3 different ways the Oklahoma Offense protects their GT Counter Scheme to keep defenses honest. The three variations we cover are the bubble, slip screen, and speed option tags. For a more detailed explanation of the blocking scheme for Oklahoma's GT Counter, check out our earlier video found here: • How to Run Oklahoma's ...
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[@TimothyBell90]

Hey Coach, did you see the swing variation of this get blown up allot when the ball was handed off? Seems like if the DE is crashing, but you got a Give Key from the LB, wouldn't that be setting your running back up for disaster?

[@coleweber3262]

I run a swing screen read opposite of the counter screen that is set up by a ghost/orbit motion from the opposite side. The swing would be a pre-snap read for the QB where he will throw the swing if the defense doesn't bump/push/rotate to the swing. Post snap he is simply going to read the end and we assume that the motion will hold the backers for half a step and give us better angles when pulling. This seems like a similar situation where the QB is reading pre-snap adjustments by the defense into a post-snap counter-read.