As you prepare for the season, many of you will run the same basic basketball offense system as you did this past season. Some of you will be looking to add some wrinkles and then others will be in the market for a total remake. In the last two cases, Read More
My recent article Increase Your Competitive Edge: Reduce Fouls and Turnovers correlated the number of successful 2014-2015 NCAA teams who had both low turnover and fouls per game rates. Today, I want to discuss the correlation of low team fouls and both low team blocks and steals. The NCAA doesn’t track Read More
The NCAA’s landmark decision on Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals has fundamentally reshaped the student-athlete experience. But navigating this new terrain can be tricky, especially when deciphering the diverse opportunities across different NCAA divisions. Here, we dive into the NIL landscape, exploring how endorsement deals break down across Division Read More
Imagine stepping onto the hardwood, not as a player, but as a strategist. Your canvas is the court, your weapons are your defenders, and your brushstrokes paint the picture of basketball defense. But which palette do you choose? The vibrant chaos of a match-up zone or the structured precision of Read More
The first few years running the summer basketball camp at the high school where I coach were very stressful for me. I sweated little things that, come to find out, the campers, parents and student coaches couldn’t care less about. Going into my 9th year running the camp I can honestly say that Read More
Two Ball Dribbling Reaction Drill that only requires two balls and a passer. Simple drill that can be added to workouts and can improve a players reaction time and hand-eye coordination. Take a look at the video and let us know what you think in the comments.
