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I’ve always contended that if an offensive or defensive possession starts well, it has a good chance to end well-maybe not with a basket or a stop but with a good chance for either. Today we’ll concentrate on the offensive side of the equation. There are numerous reasons why an offensive possession can start…
Educators, coaches, and parents are constantly looking for ways to bring out the best in their kids, students, or players. “Just Do Your Best” is a phrase kids hear often these days. Have we ever stopped to think – just what it means – to do one’s best? In the age of high anxiety, entitlement,…
I’m sure you will be shocked to hear but this Princeton High Post Play is based on lots of movement and back cuts. The play starts with a high post entry out of the traditional Princeton set. I like it because every cut and back screen has an option on the right and left side of the floor….
Basic stationary ball handling workout routine for all ages. Older, more advanced players can increase the speed to make the drills more difficult. Good warm-up for older players. Sound fundamental drills for younger.
Sometimes events happen in such a way as to smack one in the face with a realization of an obvious premise that one has always known. Witness the following three illustrations: In a recent high-school game, the head coach and his assistants must have yelled the instruction, “Move the ball” at least 100 times. And…
Relatively simple baseline out of bounds play that can be used against a zone or man to man defense by adjusting the positioning and location of the screens. The play starts in a line set like the image On the smack of the ball, 3 breaks to the corner, the 2 breaks to the paint…