AC @ Northwest Florida, Former AC @ Southern Miss, Former AC @ SW Mississippi CC, HC @ Scotland Campus, AC @ Adelphi(D2), Woodstock, Commonwealth, PVTO Founder
Some people call them "Barkley's", some people are now calling them "Brunson's". I say put your best players in positions to control the tempo of the game and win matchups.
POST UP YOUR GUARDS!
Not all turnovers are created equally.
Live ball turnovers yield ~ 1.30 PPP in the NBA and yield ~ 1.28 PPP in the NCAA.
Both of these are significantly above league averages, which are ~ 1.15 and 1.05 PPP respectively, and is a top 3 most equitable scenario for the offense.
The signal here is two things:
1. Aggression in transition is always a positive EV, even when factoring in TO’s.
2. Dead Ball turnovers play similar to missed shots. You miss the EV of a made FG, but the PPP coming back is favorable to the defense.
Allow your playmakers to cook, but teach them to be cognizant of the DIFFERENCE in these two types of TOs.
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.
@NWFRaiders_MBB So excited to be a part of this program. @NWFRaiders_MBB is a place where players and coaches can develop and add value in their careers while competing at the highest level.
Thank you to Coach Demeo for believing in me! #SoundTheSiren
@NWFRaiders_MBB So excited to be a part of this program. @NWFRaiders_MBB is a place where players and coaches can develop and add value in their careers while competing at the highest level.
Thank you to Coach Demeo for believing in me! #SoundTheSiren
“The smallest details have the largest consequences.”
- Buzz Williams
PLAYOFF BASKETBALL 101
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SCREEN ANGLES
HIGH SIDE REBOUNDS
NAIL DECISIONS
NO STRAIGHT LINE PASSES
CHEST TO CHEST
FIRST 3 STEPS IN TRANSITION
KNOW YOUR PERSONNEL
TIME AND SCORE
VERTICAL VS HORIZONTAL ATTACK
COVERAGE VS COVERAGE SOLUTIONS
Such a good quote to instill in our players not only for ball, but for life.
Canisius transfer Kahlil Singleton has committed to New Orleans.
The 6’3” junior guard started all 30 games played, averaging 13.9 points, and 3.2 rebounds per game. Singleton shot 38.5% from 3, hitting 87/226 shots on the season.