Keywords: ACROSS, X, CLOCK, WHAM, BOOMERANG SLOT, BOEHEIM, BUCKS, WHEEL, CROSSBOW, GONZAGA
Where's the value? Show me something I can use! Getting ready to renew FastModel and I'm going through my 2-3 zone offense files. Here are a few. Find a couple you like.
Where's the value? Show me something I can use! Getting ready to renew FastModel and I'm going through my 2-3 zone offense files. Here are a few. Find a couple you like.
Zone defense works in youth basketball because young players have limited range, lack experience against zone, get intimidated, and don't practice it a lot.
We can talk forever about spacing, cutting, screening, and passing...but you have to make shots. Nothing matters without shotmaking.
Belabor DR FlaPS: Dribble into gaps (Draw 2), reverse the ball, FLASH to open spaces, Post up
Distort the Zone: Pass fakes distort east-west, shot fakes move zones north-south
Two second rule. Move the ball within two seconds of a touch.
Ten actions, not by priority.
Ten actions, not by priority.
1. ACROSS. 1-3-1 set. Key components ball reversal into weakside low screen.
2. X (MSU). Low bigs screen the high defenders and ball is reversed into a wing attack.
3. Middle attack. 1-3-1 set. 2 cutters left (beginning of CLOCK rotation) or high post entry and cut (right).
4. Wham. Relocate an elbow to screen the middle hard. In the NFL it's a tight end WHAM BLOCK.
5. BOOMERANG SLOT. 1-3-1 into SLOT ball screen.
6. BOEHEIM vs BOEHEIM. What would Syracuse's Jim Boeheim do against himself?
7. BUCKS: Corner Pindown PnR.
8. 5 WHEEL. "The ball is a camera." When 1 finds 5 at the NAIL, she has both wings and the block or a shot.
9. CROSSBOW. 131 with 4 and 5 screening low bodies ("headhunt" means screen a body not an area) with 3 into the lane.
10. Gonzaga "BALLSCREEN CORNER" - BC - back cut.
Lagniappe: via Gordon Chiesa
TOD: Horses trot. Champions sprint. - Gordon Chiesa— Matt Doherty (@DohertyMatt) April 28, 2019
