Palisade one of several Western Slope teams having success with option offense
Palisade quarterback Luke McLean has plenty of choices in the running game. McLean, who has run for 455 yards and nine touchdowns, can keep the ball. He can hand it to fullback Quinn Zamora, left, who has run for 285 yards and four TDs. McLean can also hand it to tailback Ron Kuntz, who along with Caden Woods, has rushed for a combined 576 yards.
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Palisade quarterback Luke McLean has plenty of choices in the running game. McLean, who has run for 455 yards and nine touchdowns, can keep the ball. He can hand it to fullback Quinn Zamora, left, who has run for 285 yards and four TDs. McLean can also hand it to tailback Ron Kuntz, who along with Caden Woods, has rushed for a combined 576 yards.
By
Patrick Bahr
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
The option offense was once one of the most commonly used schemes in football.
Today, the three-yards-and-a-cloud-of-dust approach seems to be antiquated with the popularity of the spread…
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