I like the look of that coach, maybe you can help me with my dilemma for next season. I only return two quality players next year, one has been my leading scorer the last two years; can drive to the basket and shoots well from the outside. My own son, who is 6'5" is my only post player returning and does not have great ball handling skills or scoring instincts. I'll be surrounding them with a lot of young and inexperienced players. I do have two other returning players but I may have a hard time getting 5 players on the floor that have any real basketball skills. I'm considering some sort of single post set, any ideas?
Subject: Re: [basketball-coaching] ball control offense
Coach...
Take a look at this..... this is something we ran a lot of when I was coaching. I'm sure that there are many good ones out there also, especially in this group. Any questions feel free to ask.
Coaches, Last year when were in an important game and could not "catch" our opponent. With 7 minutes left to go and a 6 point lead, they ran an offense (we have no shot clock in Oregon that either forced us to foul perimeter players (one kid made 11-12 down the stretch) or allowed for easy penetration. This was not a delay game. This was an offense that patiently moved the ball between perimeter guards and then, when we were mismatched our out of position, they drove and most of the time were fouled. We ended up losing by 11 and our season was over.
Next year I would like to have something similar in my team's offensive package. Not a delay game. We have an offense that will protect the ball and often force a foul, but it is does not really pressure the defense. How about an offense that allows good ball/time control but still offers offensive opportunities via penetration?
I know that sounds like I just asked for a perfect offense, but there must be some low risk, clock control sets that still allow for some "offense."
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Coaches, Last year when were in an important game and could not "catch" our opponent. With 7 minutes left to go and a 6 point lead, they ran an offense (we...
Coach, Take a look at Coach Sar's "Open-Post Double-Up Offense" on this page: http://www.coachesclipboard.net/OpenPostDoubleUp.shtml There is an animation to...
Coaches, I just got word late this afternoon that one of my back-up guards has gone down with her second knee injury and will require her to go under the knife...
Coach Reid This past season I had a girl tear her ACL in our 10th ballgame. We went through the same thing you and your team is going through right now. How...
Mike
lightin@...
May 3, 2005 9:33 am
"what duties could I put forward to her ??" Hmmm, it's hard with an assistant coach who's at the same developmental level as the players. If you ever split up...
Coach Reid: what a great story. way to go coach! isn't your story why we do what we do? charlie -- 1934 130th lane NW Coon Rapids, MN 55448-7070 763-757-2940 ...
cpaxson@...
May 3, 2005 5:18 pm
Charlie Ill remember this kid forever. I was so thankful to be apart of it. That is why we do what we do! There have been a couple posts on this subject...
Mike
lightin@...
May 4, 2005 2:13 am
Thanks Mike for the link to the newspaper article, and the link on the acl surgery I will hand these on to Alex, my biggest fear is depression as this kid just...
Assuming you mean ACL reconstruction, having gone through it, here are restrictions I had you may want to keep in mind when deciding what she can and can't do....
John F Klein
Klein_John@...
May 3, 2005 9:01 pm
The sort of kid I'm talking about is a non-starter who worked really hard in the off-season and made the squad she trains hard and is/was a real source of...
Mike: awesome. thanks for writing charlie -- 1934 130th lane NW Coon Rapids, MN 55448-7070 763-757-2940 www.glorybasketball.com ... Charlie Ill remember...
cpaxson@...
May 4, 2005 9:51 am
Coach... Take a look at this..... this is something we ran a lot of when I was coaching. I'm sure that there are many good ones out there also, especially...
Sars300@...
May 2, 2005 9:23 pm
I like the look of that coach, maybe you can help me with my dilemma for next season. I only return two quality players next year, one has been my leading...
NS Gouett
CoachNeil@...
May 3, 2005 9:35 am
NS Gouett Please tell me how many points your: (1). leading scorer averages (2). your son's scoring averages (3). then your other players scoring averages...
If you are looking for a ball control offense, then I would look at the Shuffle Offense. You can find many web sites by searching Google. There are many...
Coach, A great ball control offense is the Shuffle Offense. I like it better than the Flex because it allows for more individual scoring opportunities for...
Coach I am sorry I haven't got back to you, but I have been dealing with some personal issues and I have resigned my position as coach. Your camps seem very...
Coach: If your 6'5 son needs ballhandling skills, do him a favor and help him get some. He's not really all that big. Just trying to help. charlie -- 1934...
cpaxson@...
May 3, 2005 5:17 pm
We've ran a 4-corner, one guy in the middle offense. You have guys towards each corner and one at the freethrow line and just keep moving and cutting and...
Neil.... Tough situation....... to be able to run Double Up you need some players that can handle the ball and make decent decisions. If they are not a good ...
Sars300@...
May 3, 2005 9:05 pm
I was a little lazy and there were 3 games I did not compile stats for, but the rest break down like this: Brent 5.8 11 games (my son) Alex 15.5...
NS Gouett
CoachNeil@...
May 19, 2005 9:12 am
NS Gouett Thank you for giving me your break down. Your son Brent is 6'5 and he is only averaging 5.8 points which is only one basket per quater and 1.45...
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