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As a FB/RB in High School, I loved the Trap/wham. by OITLinebacker
My favorite part was when I made the cut that helped set it up. I'd be running into the hole and the tackler thinks they have me dead to rights when I put my foot down for the cut, the trap/wham guy hits him and I cut right out of the block/tackle and out to the next level, which often meant an undersized, underclassman safety for a trucking target. Most of the best runs of my career (including my last one ever) were trap plays.