"A simple reply is this: look for overload situations, where the weakside help that may double/sag/clog your post player from the blind side is eliminated.You can make up your own quick hitters that end in a post iso."
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How to Get into Post Isolation
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Hi everyone. I am in the middle of putting together my philosophy and the systems I would like to run for my teams in the future. I am a fan of strong post players and want to get them the ball in…Continue
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Basketball Situation: Give your opinion
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It is the 4th quarter, the other team has the ball and my team is down by 4. We have 4 fouls, and the other team isn't a very good free throw shooting team. I thought that I should have my team foul…Continue
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Mario Mariosen replied to Daniel Dyck's discussion How to Get into Post Isolation
"4 out is indeed a good way, however if you have two good big post players, the 4 out will always render one of them likely useless for that particular possession.
If that is the case, I have had great success with a motion offense that features a…"
Scott Hamby replied to Daniel Dyck's discussion How to Get into Post Isolation
"Use the 4 Out formation to start. If you want them in 1 on 1 situations, motion offenses like the Flex, Princeton or UCLA offense may not help. If you're facing a zone team, you're going to have to get some movement and…"
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How to Get into Post Isolation
Hi everyone. I am in the middle of putting together my philosophy and the systems I would like to run for my teams in the future. I am a fan of strong post players and want to get them the ball in one on one situations. What do you believe is the best offensive system to get my big man the ball in isolation? Thanks.DanielSee More
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How to Get into Post Isolation
Hi everyone. I am in the middle of putting together my philosophy and the systems I would like to run for my teams in the future. I am a fan of strong post players and want to get them the ball in one on one situations. What do you believe is the best offensive system to get my big man the ball in isolation? Thanks.DanielSee More
Marcus Bray replied to Daniel Dyck's discussion Basketball Situation: Give your opinion
"I think we need more info as suggested above. How much time is left and whether or not you use a shot clock would change the thinking. I agree with George about extra aggression. If you know going into the game that the opposing team is not good…"
George H. Small replied to Daniel Dyck's discussion Basketball Situation: Give your opinion
"I would amp up the defensive pressure and tell my team to be extra aggressive going after the ball. Then if you get a steal its great and if a foul is called it doesn't hurt. Sometimes this approach is more conducive to ensuring that your team…"
Bradford Rodgers replied to Daniel Dyck's discussion Basketball Situation: Give your opinion
"I agree as well! I am a BIG fan of full court presses in fourth quarter situations when my team is down. Most high school and younger teams rarely handle pressure well, let alone fourth quarter pressure with the game on the line. Last…"
Cecil Kegans replied to Daniel Dyck's discussion Basketball Situation: Give your opinion
"I think that was a great idea to get close to the bonus. then if you needed to use it to put them on the line you would be able to do it without wasting a lot of time. The only issue is how much time was left on in the fourth. I…"
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Basketball Situation: Give your opinion
It is the 4th quarter, the other team has the ball and my team is down by 4. We have 4 fouls, and the other team isn't a very good free throw shooting team. I thought that I should have my team foul to get closer to the bonus. My assistants said not to though. Aren't I making the right decision? I had my team foul twice to get to 6 fouls. What would you do?See More
Daniel Dyck replied to Coach Drew's discussion Handing Ball Screens
"It depends on the player. With a good shooter I have my guy go over the top, or we can switch if they are similar players. To handle the rollers, we have help coming from the weak side."
Daniel Dyck posted a discussion
Basketball Situation: Give your opinion
It is the 4th quarter, the other team has the ball and my team is down by 4. We have 4 fouls, and the other team isn't a very good free throw shooting team. I thought that I should have my team foul to get closer to the bonus. My assistants said not to though. Aren't I making the right decision? I had my team foul twice to get to 6 fouls. What would you do?See More
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