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A Good Point Guard
Posted 4/28/2008
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By Ken DeWeese
Head Coach, University of Mary Hardin Baylor |
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In this article, Ken DeWeese lists those skills and traits he expects from his guards. If you can master this list, then you are well on your way to being a really good point guard. If not, honestly evaluate yourself and start working.
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2-3 Zone Expanded
Posted 4/6/2008
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By Phil Robinson
40 Years of Coaching Experience |
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Phil Robinson describes the way he uses the basic 2-3 Zone to launch a variety of defensive looks. If utilized properly and executed well, these disguised defenses can easily throw offensive players off of their games.
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Post Development Drills
Posted 3/6/2008
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By Mike Taylor
Professional Head Coach in Europe |
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Mike Taylor breaks down 4 Post Drills that he uses religiously with his team regardless of the time of year. Used in the off season, these drills can develop a post player's skill set, while integrating them into an in season practice plan can keep those skills sharp.
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The Pinch Post
Posted 2/19/2008
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By Ryan Krueger
Recent Assistant Coach for the NJ Nets |
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Ryan Krueger describes the Pinch Post, another offensive action commonly run in the NBA since it is so difficult to defend. Especially when good shooters are in the mix, this set is a great addition to any offensive system.
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Perimeter Defense
Posted 1/31/2008
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By Keith Williams
Trainer of NBA and International players |
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We all know that defense is largely a product of effort. Keith Williams breaks down strategies for perimeter defenders that goes beyond, "Give it your all." Shut down your opponent with these tips.
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Advice for New Head Coaches
Posted 1/16/2008
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By JR Van Hoose
Leading Scorer for the IBL's West Virginia Wild |
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VanHoose, a high school coach and star center of the West Virginia Wild describes some tips for newly appointed head coaches. Having recently accepted a head coaching job in Kentucky, JR has lived the advice he gives and any new coach struggling to find his or her place can benefit from it.
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The Role of Statistics in Basketball
Posted 12/19/2007
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By Dr. Tom Ryan
PhD in Statistics, Author of 4 Statistics Books |
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In this article, Dr. Tom Ryan examines the rise of new statistical techniques and positions within the NBA. Dr. Ryan questions whether this trend should trickle down throughout the college and high school ranks as well and wants the opinion of the BB readers. So, check out the article and respond with your thoughts.
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Is the Iverson Trade History Repeating Itself?
Posted 3/31/2008 |
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By Mike Sheridan
Basketball Journalist |
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Mike Sheridan discusses the Sixers' past trade mistakes as well as their most recent dealing of A.I. Even though their trade history has been rocky, the release of Iverson seems to have the team back on solid ground. Read More |
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Full Court Defensive Drills
Posted 1/12/2007
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By Tom Kelsey
Head Coach, Belhaven College |
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Current Belhaven College Head Coach and former University of Alabama Assistant Tom Kelsey diagrams 6 full court drills he uses to train individual defenders. Although the emphasis rests on defense, these drills give the offense an opportunity to concentrate on ball handling and getting open without the ball.
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Veteran's Camp
Posted 1/13/2007
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By Bill Fleming
General Manager of the USBL's Scranton Breakers |
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Bill Fleming, the President and GM of a minor league team, cuts dozens of pro players every year. In this article, Fleming focuses on how to act once you've made it to Veteran's Camp. Although, specifics deal with those looking to reach the pros, the techniques apply to all levels of players trying to make the team.
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