When most coaches think about transition offense, they default to familiar concepts like “running lanes” or a “numbered break.” But what happens when the defense is taught to stop those exact patterns?
The solution? A conceptual approach to transition: The 2-Sided Break.
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If you see something he can do better, build him up and help him with that." (Jon Scheyer)
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Once I learned to define this better, it was the buy-in factor, but you have to be brutally honest with each player and it’s not always easy. Your leadership will be tested.
"You have to dominate your role.
Every single one of us as part of the program has a role that will impact whether we are successful or not.
None of us have the same role but no role is any more or less important than the guy next to us."
Underrated coaching truth:
The best coaches aren’t obsessed with talent.
They’re obsessed with effort.
With attitude.
With toughness.
That’s what wins when it gets hard.
“One of the best things we can do to help our players is give them the energy that they need in that current situation. It might be intensity, it might be stoicism, it might be encouragement. One thing I’ve learned is what they almost never need is frustration,” Shaka Smart
@CoachJonBeck It's a stat world. We've eliminated IQ and feel for the most part. That's just what the sport has become. Many coaches don't even recognize those contributions, much less know how to foster that type of play.
@CoachJonBeck Gotta have scorers, but the high iq, glue guy, game controller, great defenders can make the team transcend from good to great.
Still strange that some high scorers who don’t distribute or play a lick of defense are still nearly always considered THE guy by the media.
“My philosophy is we have to get a great shot”
One of the best coaches in the country talks offense and ball movement
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Talent will win you games, but character will win you seasons.
If you’re a high school coach and not teaching your players how to handle adversity, communicate under pressure, and respect the game—then you’re only coaching half the battle.