Next, he encourages cutting with passing (give-and-go, v-cuts, circle/bury)
He allows dribbling into gaps (punching) and driving. Although he doesn't specifically address screening, we can use or limit it according to our preferences.
Monday, October 24, 2016
Del Harris Zone Offense Drill
Del Harris suggests this drill in Coaching Basketball's Zone Offenses (1976)
First, he builds in constraints...(from the split over). The defense moves and reacts as a conventional zone would.
Next, he encourages cutting with passing (give-and-go, v-cuts, circle/bury)
He allows dribbling into gaps (punching) and driving. Although he doesn't specifically address screening, we can use or limit it according to our preferences.
Next, he encourages cutting with passing (give-and-go, v-cuts, circle/bury)
He allows dribbling into gaps (punching) and driving. Although he doesn't specifically address screening, we can use or limit it according to our preferences.