"We start in a 2-3 low set, pass to the wing, flash the
weak side wing into the high post. On the strong
side you have a hi/ low situation. We get layups all
day on the strong side. Then you have a 1 on 1 situation
On the weak side and can…"
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Attacking a 1-3-1
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Shawn Good May 15, 2012.
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Jacques F.Koolhaas replied to Kadin McKean Kirk's discussion Attacking a 1-3-1
"Hello everybody!. Against an agressive 1-3-1 press is kind of hard to play, so we need to train this offense very hard, correcting each time our players make a mistake. We really surprise them with our first sentence when we start practicing the BOX…"
Jared replied to Kadin McKean Kirk's discussion Attacking a 1-3-1
"Alot of people will tell you to run a standard two guards at the top one in the midldle and two wing players with the 3 and 4 rotating in..Everyone in basketball knows this. A good coach brings a "fresh funkyness" to game..You can run a…"
Coach Budge replied to Kadin McKean Kirk's discussion Attacking a 1-3-1
"Simple Offense-GAP. 2 bigs on the blocks, high post player, and two guards splitting the top. Guards look for diagnol pass to big on block. Any time pass is entered to high post they immediately face and look for one of the bigs. Important guards…"
Coach 2008 replied to Kadin McKean Kirk's discussion Attacking a 1-3-1
"I have used 2 guard up top, 5 in the middle, 3 & 4 in the corners. I have had team where we stressed looking to hit the diagonal pass after a reversal. This works real well for teams that don't rotate very good. I have a team now however…"
Coach Karl replied to Kadin McKean Kirk's discussion Attacking a 1-3-1
"If my team is having trouble beating a 1-3-1 zone, I try to get some baseline screening trying to get the ball into the post - either via baseline drive or pass off a screen on the defender in the middle.
The other way to beat the 1-3-1, especially…"
Dick Jungers replied to Kadin McKean Kirk's discussion Attacking a 1-3-1
"When attacking any defense you want to ask yourself a few questions (1 who do you want to take the shots?), Where do you want to take those shots?) (what is the simplest way for your players to adapt to what the other team is doing?
We run our same…"
Wayne Walters replied to Kadin McKean Kirk's discussion Attacking a 1-3-1
"Are you looking for an attack against an extended 1-3-1? If so, contact me at swarment@comcast.net
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Craig Dube replied to Kadin McKean Kirk's discussion Attacking a 1-3-1
"Switch back and forth to pick and roll/pick and pop on the wings, send big to down screen the middle of the 1-3-1, ck relocate opposite big in short corner for a penetrate and dish off the P and R, have shooter to top of key for penetrate and…"
b watson replied to Kadin McKean Kirk's discussion Attacking a 1-3-1
"How to attack a 1-3-1 ? Very Easy. Your P-G and 4 are at the top. Your 5 is at the free throw line. Your "best shooters...usually your 2 & 3 will be on opposite baselines (usually about 1 ft inside 3 point line). Your shots and mode of…"
Matt Ray replied to Kadin McKean Kirk's discussion Attacking a 1-3-1
"We have found that a two guard offense with one wing running baseline is effective versus the 1-3-1. We have our two post screen and seal then look for the ball on the reversal. The ball is on the right side of the court in the wings hands, then we…"
Coach Mitchell replied to Kadin McKean Kirk's discussion Attacking a 1-3-1
"When attacking a 1-3-1 zone we teach our players to attack the gaps, and try to occupy two people. While the player who has the ball is attacking a gap, the other four players are sliding into open spots in the zone. We also look to attack the…"
Jeffrey L. Morris replied to Kadin McKean Kirk's discussion Attacking a 1-3-1
"Any defense that you want to attack...diagram it out. Coaches use different slides. Know what you are facing. Then determine the weak points and attack it.
Use lots of screens against a zone. Remember...one player is responsible for an area. If…"
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- Flagstaff, AZ
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- High School, NCAA D1, JUCO
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- NCAA D3
- School
- Texas Lutheran University
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- I am a 23 year old student finishing up my Parks and Recreation Degree at Northern Arizona University. I played two years of college basketball at Texas Lutheran University before reoccurring knee problems forced me to finally take a different approach to the game. I was a one year starter, named team captain as a Sophomore, and a two time American Southwest Conference Scholar-Athlete award winner. My knee troubles have actually become more of a blessing than a curse. I have always known that I wanted to become a college basketball coach, but my recent experiences have shown me that coaching truly is my passion. I spent two years coaching the freshman, and assisting the varsity, at Flagstaff High School. I also coached a 15u AAU team and have had the opportunity to work at and run various basketball camps and tournaments throughout the state. Currently I am working as the student assistant under Coach Mike Adras at Northern Arizona University. This summer I will be working as an intern at the IMPACT Basketball training center in Vegas. Then I will be heading back to Arizona to be the Head Assistant at Yavapai Junior College. I see basketball as a tool to open up numerous different aspects of one's life and am constantly looking to grow and learn from this amazing sport.
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- At 12:33pm on December 10, 2009,
Matt Grahn said… - Glad to hear you're working with NAU. When Montana comes around on the schedule, please tell Tinks and Hill I said hello. Adras probably doesn't remember me from my time at Eastern, but tell him hello for me anyway.
Got UMHB tonight. Going to be a battle.
- At 4:48pm on December 2, 2009, Matt Grahn said…
- Hey Kadin! Things are going... We dropped two this past weekend at Ozarks (let that one get away from us) and at UT Dallas. This week we've got LeTourneau and ETBU at home. Hopefully we learned some lessons and we will play better.
How are things in Flagstaff?
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