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Over a period of four years, Coach Smith's Oak Hill teams averaged 96 point per game. This high scoring system is directly due to the full court offensive game which is not packed in this DVD. This powerful attack is built on good defense and rebounding. Smith starts in the half court and uses players to show his half court attack. All other players, except the point guard are interchangeable. The rim man is the first player to reach the floor. The goal is to score with a number advantage. To create scoring opportunities, the coach can call options. These options include: Dribble (three options), sideline, regular, two, three and free throw special. You can see every strategy and option in this full court offense by creating a 5-on-5 scenario. You will also find drills to help you build the system. These options can be integrated into any offense philosophy or system. 65 minutes. 2008.

Bruce Pearl's late-game and clock situations are huge opportunities for his team. Pearl's initial offense is described in detail. This attack is based on optimizing each player's abilities at different areas of the floor. The read & react full-court offense makes use of all defensive decisions. The ball screen calls are two reliable options for this offense. A high screen and roll is the first play, which creates an inside seal opportunity for post players. The high screen and pop is another play. This spreads the floor out 1 in. It can also flow into continuity offense. Five unique set plays are unleashed by Pearl starting at the baseline. This OB series will result in a lob lay up, switch seal and hi/low seal. It also has a high/low backscreen and post pin. Five variations can be created by the box set alignment, all of which could lead to baskets. The pin down screen removes the guard from the top of the floor. There are three options: slip screens, down screens, and penetration. 40 minutes. 2007.

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A collection of drills that will give your players lots of shots is a great addition to your practice arsenal. You can warm up your team by using drills that mimic game shots as well as cutting, passing, and cutting. Implement measurables to identify shooters in your program. For rapid skill development, take a lot of shots from different spots on the floor. Darris Nichols is on the floor to give team shooting drills. These drills create a winning environment on the practice floor that transfers over to game day. Coach Nichols will give you a set of drills for your team to use throughout the season. These drills can be used to improve team communication, team fundamentals, and overall accountability. Each drill has a competitive element, but also includes a conditioning component. Everyday Team Warm Up Drills (Peer Assessment Drills). Coach Nichols shows you a series warm-up drills that can be used to help your players assess each other. These drills are focused on fundamentals such as dribbling and screening, pivoting, and screen-catching. You'll see: Oregon Passing Ð An every other day drill to cut and pass. 3 Man Rush Ð Focuses on pitching the ball ahead and focusing on passing and catching in transition. 5-on-5 Full Court No Dribble- This focuses on saving your bounce, catching/rebounding with only two hands and saving your bounce. Team Shooting Drills Nichols' team shooting drills focus on fundamentals such as passing, catching and shooting. To create a friendly atmosphere, he sets goals for the team. To keep the team focused, players often need to take a certain number of shots before they miss. You will also learn drills to help you identify the shooters on your team who deserve a "green signal" in critical situations. Coach Nichols stresses the importance of creating a positive environment for your team each day in order to create a long-lasting team culture. This video will show you how to create a positive environment for your team and teach you some fundamental skills in basketball. 77 minutes. 2022.

NABC On the Court Open Practice with Frank Martin: High-Intensity Defensive Focus & Man to Man Offense University of South Carolina men’s basketball teams are known for their pressure defense. That is because head coach Frank Martin puts a premium on it. Martin was the 2017 Jim Phelan Coach of the Year after taking his Gamecocks to the 2017 Final Four. In this live-practice video, he shows you how he builds his pressure defense using breakdown drills and game-like situations. Group Work Players are divided into guards and bigs to work on 1-on-1 drills. The level of competition is evident right from the start. Coaches will learn a lot just from listening to Coach Martin correct his players as they go through the drills. Coaches will also benefit from seeing how a well-organized practice is designed. Martin uses a number of drills that work on both offense and defense at the same time. The result is game-like atmosphere and a time-efficient practice. Sets and Defensive Work Coach Martin then goes through a number of offensive sets both in transition and in the half-court. Martin and his staff continually emphasize building good habits and working while tired. Coaches will see how Martin teaches both offense and defense within the same drills. Man-to-man, zone, and press defenses are all covered. There are 1-on-1, 3-on-3, and 5-on-5 drills where Coach Martin works on both offense and defense. Coaches can take away a lot from watching Martin correct his players as well as watching him give positive feedback that helps his players develop. This is a great opportunity to watch one of the nation’s top coaches in action. Coach Martin progresses through a large number of game situations on both the offensive and defensive ends. The takeaways from this video are tremendous and any coach will improve his own game after watching.

Joanne Boyle: HighLow Continuity Offense Former Cal and Virginia head women’s basketball coach Joanne Boyle shows you how she rejuvenated both programs with her high/low continuity offense. Boyle, who also served a short stint as the head coach at Richmond, won over 300 games before retiring in 2018. She turned around a struggling Cal program taking the Bears to four straight NCAA tournaments and the 2009 Sweet Sixteen. In her seven seasons at Virginia, Boyle went 129-99 taking her final team (2017-18) to the NCAA tournament. In this video, Coach Boyle breaks down the entire offense and gives you the drills needed to support each part. There are six major pieces of the offense and Boyle teaches and demonstrates each in detail. The continuity offense features a number of options and Boyle reviews each including strong side, away action, post series, ball screens, dribble hand offs, and early high post screens. High Low Continuity Offense Shooting Drills Boyle then offers up four shooting drills to accompany each of the options in the offense. The drills help to make practice sessions more game-like and better prepare players for live game action. Coach Boyle uses both on-court demonstrations as well as game film to illustrate just how the offense is supposed to work. In Boyle’s High Low Continuity offense, players must have the ability to play multiple positions. Players must be versatile, which helps when substituting during games. It also helps when teams don’t have a lot of size as plays can fit into any one of the five spots on the floor. Coach Boyle also shows you how merge the offense with the fast break making it even harder to defend. The ability to execute quick scoring options before a defense has a chance to set up gives the offense a huge advantage. Every entry pass starts a new facet of Boyle’s offense applying constant pressure to a defense that will ultimately yield. The offense is easy to teach and can be used at any level. Learn it from a true pioneer of the continuity offense in this 65-minute video. Rent this High Low Continuity Offense DVD today.

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For every scenario that ends in a draw, there are specific, simple, and well-proven plays Find out the story behind ValparaisoÕs famed NCAA tournament buzzer beater How to prepare your team for situations where there are seconds remaining and no timeouts Preparing for the last seconds of a close match can make the difference between a thrilling win or a heartbreaking defeat. Homer Drew is an example of this after his 1998 NCAA tournament win. Coach Drew teaches you how to prepare and shows you the plays that can help you win. Drew guides you through many situations including out of bounds and tie score, tip plays, full-court, half court, and full-court. Drew shows you how to create an open 3-point shot from screen the-screener, and give your best athlete a lay-up. Drew presents his box play. This allows for your best athlete to make a play and gives you the opportunity to show off your creativity. His presentation ends with three length-of-court plays that can be completed in 3 seconds or less. You will learn the importance of game-ending concepts like knowing your personnel, having counters, reading and calculating the clock, and how to use these concepts in various situations. Drew will open his playbook and give you a variety of "special situations" plays that will help your team gain the confidence and courage they need to shock their opponent with a thrilling victory. 63 minutes. 2009.

Horns Sets vs. Man-to-Man Defense Northern Iowa basketball has flourished under head coach Ben Jacobson who has found a way to carve up defenses in the half-court with a variety of horns sets. In this Horns Sets video, Coach Jacobson shares many of his half-court set plays and why they actually work. At UNI, Jacobson has had great success winning two Missouri Valley Conference regular season titles and three conference tournament championships. More often than not, Coach Jacobson has guided the Panthers to a top three finish in the MVC during his tenure. Learn why his sets work and how he has adapted them to build a solid foundation of play. Horns Sets In Coach Jacobson’s version of the Horns set, he puts his top two post players at the free throw line and his best shooter in the corner to create space in the defense. The posts create various screening actions which lead to multiple scoring options. Coach Jacobson focuses on the details, especially setting screens, so that his players understand how to attack the defense. Jacobson helps you understand how your players should use the various types of scoring actions. For example, in the base set a dribble hand-off into a double screen is used to allow your best shooter to turn the corner and attack the basket or pull up for an easy jump shot. Comeback Action is a play where the post sprints out and sets a ball screen for the shooting guard. Players must be able to read defenses to understand when and how to attack. 2-1-2 Sets The final segment of Coach Jacobson’s presentation focuses on a number of 2-1-2 sets where players learn to attack screens coming from the wing. Post players learn these plays are great opportunities for them to score. Posts set screens and roll back into the paint where they can seal off a defender and post up. Coach Jacobson’s presentation is full of set plays that work against any defense. This video is 67 minutes of pure offense and if you are in need of some ideas to spark your scoring, you will find it here! Rent this Horns Sets DVD today.

How to Attack Pressure Defense The ability to handle pressure defenses is a must for smaller schools that play against more athletic teams regardless of the level. Saul Phillips, former head coach at North Dakota State and Ohio University, shows you his press breakings system and the drills he uses to teach it. In this video, he covers a full-court press break alignment and counters that go with it to help your players attack an opponent with poise. Phillips, who is now the head women’s coach at Northern State, consistently had some of the best teams in the nation in turnover margin. His teams simply didn’t turn the ball over. This was due to the fundamental skills that Coach Phillips stresses. It all begins with each player understanding the roles, responsibilities, and work habits of his position. This helps in creating an attacking mentality. You will see how hard your point guard has to work to beat a pressure defense. Phillips shows you the importance of your inbounder being able to move as well as why it is vital to use the entire floor to make your opponents work. Coach Phillips uses both 5-on-0 and 5-on-5 situations to demonstrate all the attack angles for his press breaking system. How to Break The Full Court Press The first drill Phillips uses in his practice is a simple pass and catch drill, but it is the foundation for breaking the press. Players learn the importance of making hard cuts to get open, coming to meet the ball, passing, and catching. As Coach Phillips dives further into how to break presses, you will hear these concepts referred to often. Whether it’s a 2-2-1 or a 1-3-1 press, players have to focus on strong passes, hard cuts, and catching the basketball.  Full Court Pressure Drills Included in the presentation are a number of drills that you can use right away to create an attacking mentality on your press break. Coach Phillips guides you through several disadvantage situations where you are outnumbered on offense. This forces your players to attack. There are full-court drills that simulate how defenses look when they trap and use the sideline to contain a press. Coach Phillips includes counters to beat the traps. Your players will learn how to deal with pressure and how to play with poise even with a defender in your face. This is a great DVD for coaches that need to find ways to counter defensive pressure or those that just simply want to create an attacking mentality with their press break. Rent this Pressure Defense DVD today.

Jim Shannon: How to Attack Trapping, Changing & Special Defenses Learn basketball offense drills from one of the great high school coaches of our time, Jim Shannon, how to beat attacking pressure defenses. These types of defenses can wreak havoc especially at the high school level, and Coach Shannon can show you how to make beating these defenses second nature. Shannon has over 500 career wins at New Albany HS in Indiana. He was the state’s Coach of the Year in 2016 and one of the reasons why was his ability to teach his players how to beat any high-pressure or specialty defense. Through a series of individual drills, breakdown drills, and ultimately team drills; Coach Shannon shares with you how to break the pressure defense. Individual Basketball Offense Drills One of Shannon’s favorite basketball offense drills is the Pull Back Crossover where a player attacks a cone on the floor and then retreats away from pressure and then uses a crossover dribble to change direction. The idea is to keep the body between the ball and the defender. Shannon offers coaching points reminding players to keep their heads up so they are able to see the defense as well as their teammates. Individual drills build the foundation for developing the skills necessary to beat pressure defenses. Players learn to come meet the ball against these defenses which helps them be strong with the ball in the face of pressure. Breakdown Baketball Offense Drills Four breakdown drills are introduced to attack high pressure trapping defenses. Coach Shannon’s drills allow your teams to work on multiple skills at once. Players learn to recognize traps and pass while under pressure as well as catch passes under pressure. While offensive players work on their skills, defensive players work on trapping and creating turnovers. One specific breakdown drill is the Texas Ringer Drill which teaches players to use their pivot and ball fakes as well as make strong passes in the heart of a defense. The drill can be extended to the half court forcing the defense to cover more area and allowing the offense to work on making good strong passes. Team Basketball Offense Drills Coach Shannon illustrates four team drills that simulate game situations for your players. Drills include 5-on-6, 1-2-1-1 press break, breaking a half-court 1-2-2 trap, and beating the box-and-1 defense. Coach also shows you three passing options for a trapped player, how to post up at center court to prevent a steal by a trapping defense, and how to create a scoring system when working on the press break. This 73-minute video conveys a wealth of knowledge from one the best coaching minds in the country. If breaking a press and beating trapping defenses is crucial to your success, this video is a must for your coaching library. Rent this great basketball offense drills DVD today.

How to Beat a 2-3 and 3-2 Zone Defenses Want to know How to Beat a 2-3 Zone ? Legendary North Carolina women’s basketball coach Sylvia Hatchell teaches you how to dissect and pick apart zone defenses in this video. You will learn Coach Hatchell’s 12 concepts and rules that form the basis of her zone offense as well as 11 different offensive sets that you can use against either a 2-3 or 3-2 zone defense. Coach Hatchell’s accomplishments are many: Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame (2013) Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame (2004) 1994 National Champions 3x NCAA Final Four 1,000-plus career wins (fourth in NCAA women’s history) National championships at three levels (NCAA, NAIA, AIAW) Zone Concepts - Learn How to Beat a 2-3 Zone Coach Hatchell shows her team’s basic offensive shell and a number of concepts that she uses to beat any type of zone defense. She begins with over 12 different concepts that can be used against a 2-3, 3-2, or anything an opponent can throw at you. The presentation continues with Coach Hatchell revealing her continuity system that allows her players to play to their strengths. You will see a number of set plays that allow scoring opportunities from both inside and outside the paint. You will learn that each player has a defined role within the system and those roles are designed to maximize the efficiency of the offense. Attacking Zone Defenses With the offensive shell in place, Hatchell then dives into zone entries and how to get the ball moving both inside to the post and around the perimeter. She reviews a number of different sets each designed to keep offensive players moving continuously in an effort to get high quality, high percentage shots. You also get a glimpse of Hatchell’s playbook as she breaks out 10 of her best zone plays. They are simply yet effective and can be incorporated easily into your system. If run correctly, these plays can create a wealth of scoring opportunities for your players. Finally, Coach Hatchell gives you some of her favorite out of bounds plays, including one that Houston Rockets coach Mike D’Antoni calls ‘one of the best plays I’ve ever seen.’ If you are looking for an easy way to beat zone defenses, Coach Hatchell’s 66-minute video is as complete a video on zone offense as you will find. Rent How to Beat a 2-3 Zone Defense today.Read our 2-3 Zone Defense Guide here.

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Half Court Defense from the Ground Up San Diego State head coach Brian Dutcher has a long history of building shut-down defenses. An assistant under long-time head coach Steve Fisher at both Michigan and San Diego State, Dutcher has been instrumental in leading the Aztecs to ten Mountain West titles and two appearances in the Sweet Sixteen. In this half court defense video, Dutcher shows you how to build a defense from closeouts to weak side positioning, post defense, double teams, beating ball screens, and much more. You will benefit from Dutcher’s years of experience on the defensive side of the ball. All the drills and techniques that he has used to produce outstanding defenses at both Michigan and San Diego State are on display here. Closeouts and Weak Side Positioning If you want to be good on defense, your players must have the ability to closeout. Coach Dutcher presents three drills to teach the technique and weak side positioning through closeout drills that begin in a 1-on-1 situation and progress to 2-on-2. Top and Bottom I is a drill that focuses on seeing the ball from the weak side, helping on dribble penetration, and then recovering with a closeout in a 2-on-2 situation. Post Defense The heart of any defense is defending the post. Coach Dutcher shows you multiple drills to help defend the post, including a drill that works on all phases of half-court post defense. You will also learn how you can effectively double team a post player. Coach Dutcher shows you how his teams double the post and then rotate out of traps in any scenario. Meeting of Three and 4-on-4 Stunting Meeting of Three is a drill that teaches players how to defend floppy action or pin down screens. The drill is great because it utilizes multiple athletes so there isn’t any standing around. Players learn individually and as a team how to defend these actions. The 4-on-4 Stunting Drill is Coach Dutcher’s take on a 4-on-4 Shell Drill, but it emphasizes stunting and closing out. Ball Screen Defense At all levels of basketball, defenses are facing the ball screen. As a result, you need to be proficient in defending against ball screens. Coach Dutcher shows you how to attack the popular motion ball screen offense. You will see a 2-on-2 breakdown drill that helps you practice reading ball screens. The final drill in the segment is a competitive ball screen cutthroat drill. If you want to build a dominant half court defense, this is the video for you. In 85 minutes, Coach Dutcher will show you exactly how to construct a defensive system that has helped his teams consistently finish among the nation’s best defenses year after year. Rent this Half Court Defense DVD today.