Success matches intent to skill, just as an engine is matched to a car. Multiple actions on the court aren't always what they look like on a play design. Ask players how they feel about the actions. They have to buy in.
Players don't need to have a "granular" idea of everything in our head. For example, they don't need a list of "best BOB, SLOB, Man, Zone, and ATO" but we do.
Teams need absolutes: distribute key ideas, confirm with feedback.
- Know keys to the game (3)
- Be on the same page
- Play to our strengths
- Target opposition players/actions
- Be excited, not anxious. Enjoy the moment.
There's no 'best' special situation action but here are a few:
BOB: