Inside Zone Basics - Chris Ault

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Chris Ault's University of Nevada Pistol Offense was truly an epic shift in football. His Pistol schemes were copied at all levels of competion, and why not? In 2009 his team averaged over 500 yards a game and had three rushers gain over 1000 yards for the season. Keep in mind that these numbers came from a very sound and aggressive down-hill rushing attack, not a spread tempo offense snapping the ball every 20 seconds. In 2009, Nevada amassed these goddy numbers while averaging less than 70 plays a game.
What made the offense go? It was the inside zone. All of Nevada's Pistol attack stemmed from two inside zone run concepts. In this course, you can be tutored by College Football Hall of Fame Coach Chris Ault to learn the basics of the Nevada inside zone, get whiteboard instruction, and teach tapes to execute the top two rushing plays from Wolfpacks' vaunted Pistol attack. What's the best part? Both plays use the same blocking scheme: inside zone.
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[@EthanSitnek]

very good explanation

[@Mrius86]

I play OLB, don't understand a whole lot of this, more to study, I guess. Thanks for sharing.

[@themitsudas]

I love how Coach Ault breaks it down and simplifies the thought process of the OL blocking an area instead of blocking a person.