Insights from Rick Majerus on passing.
#MondayWithMajerus
1‑It is easy to find players who can pass in the open court and make the advance pass.
2‑It is difficult to find players who can penetrate and pitch in tight spaces or lob effectively in the paint.
3-The only way to hit cutters is to play with your head up and your eyes probing. When a teammate makes a basket cut, hit him in stride.
4-It is almost impossible to find players who can feed a stationary or flashing post by ball‑faking and dribbling to improve the passing angle. A good passer takes the ball to the defense, and that’s a trait often overlooked by most.
Congrats @NickBallenger0 for hitting 1000 points in your High School seasons. Brian Hoffman @HoffmansHoops started working with Nick on how to shoot in 3rd grade. Very grateful for Alvin Mitchell @TNEBasketball for working with Nick also.