Zone offense that utilizes a baseline runner to create overload situations. The offense starts in a 1-3-1 set On an entry to the wing, the high post player dives to the strong side short corner and the low post player replaces them in the high post. The weak side wing Read More
This past April over Final Four weekend, I had the honor and pleasure of serving as a lead instructor for the first ever USA Basketball Youth Regional Camp in Houston. This experience was undoubtedly the best experience I’ve ever had in regards to the game of basketball, for many reasons. Read More
Simple Quick Hitter to get a post player a touch on the block. The quick hitter could easily be adapted to flow into numerous different man to man offenses. The quick hitter starts in a 3 out, 2 in set Point Guard dribbles out a wing. The wing and the Read More
In case you missed it, the NBA has recently officially started tracking 5 player hustle stats which “evaluates player performance that affects outcomes but can’t be found in traditional box-scores.” They are: Contested Shots Charges Drawn Deflections Loose Balls Recovered Screen Assists- (the only offensive category- “a screen that directly Read More
In a number of articles, we’ve expressed or implied that X and O’s, techniques, drills and strategy are all extremely important but at the very heart of coaching are people centered and general philosophical concerns. That’s exactly why you’ll watch certain successful programs and say to yourself, “There’s nothing really Read More
I’m mostly writing this post to see if I am nuts or my players. My team is in the midst of a heated debate over the possibility of switching our uniform brands from Nike to Adidas. The uniforms are a budgeted item paid for entirely by our school. No shoe or Read More
