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The timing couldn’t have been better for players everywhere to be tuned into two players, who at first glance might only seem to be linked by two very interesting and challenging names. Giannis Antetokounpo and Muhammad-Ali Abdur Rahkman’s basketball lives intersected this past weekend when MAAR’s University of Michigan Wolverine Read More
All coaches want consistent productive minutes from their players. As simple as that sounds, it’s not easy. The best players in the world have ups and downs in performance. The key is to have your worst performance be as close as possible to your best. Focus and effort can help Read More
This article is directed to players themselves since it’s so direct and fundamental. As I watch high school and college games, I’m astounded by the number of times that I notice players being unaware of opportunities for them to receive a pass from a teammate. This observation is especially difficult Read More
Every year, Sports Illustrated releases a list of their ranking of the Top 100 NBA Players for the year. A bit later, we’ll look at this list, analyze it some and hopefully shed some light for players to view, digest and use player rankings to their advantage. For the most Read More
One of the most challenging aspects of coaching at any level is trying to work within the often very parochial mindsets of players and parents. Since players/parents only know what they’ve seen as reference, many think the “world” consists of the local youth, summer, JV or varsity leagues that they Read More
Great list to share or print off for your team. Every player can run as hard as possible back on defense. Do things that please your coach. This tactic usually helps to get playing time. Choose advisors outside your program sparingly and carefully. Want to be selfish on offense? Get Read More