Every player can be part junkyard dog. Be your team’s best practice player; it will pay dividends. Don’t specialize yourself so much that you become […]
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“One-offs”- Plays That Often Fall Through the Cracks
One of the challenges we face as coaches is organizing our pre-season practices so that we don’t skip or gloss over any facet of the […]
Read morePaths to a College or NBA Coach Job
First of all, the title of today’s article is misleading; there really aren’t correct paths to a college or NBA coach job because there are […]
Read moreWhat’s Your Take on the NBA?
I was catching up on my Sports Illustrated reading this past weekend and ran into a coaching nugget by Lee Jenkins in the June 15 […]
Read moreAnalyzing a Rough First Outing as a Coach
Watching a game or scrimmage this time of year can be painful. Invariably, the defense is ahead of the offense causing turnovers, bad shots and […]
Read moreDo You Have a System For Evaluating Your Players on Defense?
Earlier this summer in our article on Player Efficiency Rating (PER), we mentioned that it was pretty much accepted that arriving at an accurate defensive […]
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