- Spacing
- Creating advantage
- Exploiting advantage
Playing Off the Ball
— Steve Dagostino (@DagsBasketball) January 10, 2024
Simple way to understand when to cut or space … ask yourself, are you in the way of your teammates drive. If so, you need to space or cut to create a driving gap.
We use this advantage 3x3 with audibles before we start (think football) so that players… pic.twitter.com/BU2YxmdL9R
Don’t make it easier for your opponent.
— Jamy Bechler (@CoachBechler) January 10, 2024
- via @CoachJordan82 pic.twitter.com/7eqhF4WeaG
Lagniappe 2. Excellent players sacrifice for the game and for the team.
"It's not really about what you want.
— The Winning Difference (@thewinningdiff1) January 10, 2024
It's about what you are willing to do to get it.
And in that, maybe you have to give something up that may not be a good habit.
And replace it with a better habit.
That's what it all comes down to." -Nick Saban pic.twitter.com/wLaNFoxY1j
Lagniappe 3. We can't stop "every little thing." Find core opportunities to reduce opponents' scoring. What I see watching high school games and video...
🏀 Jazz head coach Will Hardy shares the importance of building habits through your preparation and not "making it a science project" for your players.
— Coaching U (@Coaching_U) January 9, 2024
📺 WATCH his presentation on preparation & how to guard actions now:
🔗 https://t.co/4TxJdOtJB4 pic.twitter.com/fnQVmkQOQ7
- Reduce opponents' transition baskets.
- Contest shots without fouling.
- Contain dribble penetration. No contain, no defense.