Here’s a guest post and very good lesson from Coach Ken Sartini. We really think he was on the money with this, so we decided to post it on our blog. Enjoy… I went to church this morning and as I was looking through the weekly bulletin I came upon this: Jesus said: ” A […]
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Sometimes you can learn by watching how end of game situations pan out in the NBA. Here’s my opinion on what happened the other day… Yesterday, with 14 seconds to go and the Cavs down 5, TV anouncers said, “of course they have to raise up for an early 3.” Why? It is a 2
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Coaches constantly complain that they can’t get their players to remember their plays. They want an easy basketball offense. Over and over again I hear, “My guys are thick. I can’t get them to remember anything.” Once in a while I might hear, “How can I teach my offense better?”, but I don’t hear it often
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Every year, thousands of high school and junior college basketball players compete to get one of the few basketball scholarships that are awarded each year. Here are some basketball tips on how to increase your chances of being selected to receive one of those coveted positions. Talent and Ability First and foremost, you have to
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We posted a NEW article about basketball defensive positioning and weak side help. Everybody knows that guarding the ball is important, but GREAT defense happens AWAY from the ball… Weak side help positioning is critically important for your defense. In this new article we review key elements to proper positioning and provide you with some simple rules that
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How does Chris Paul blow by defenders so easily? I feel sorry for all of the defenders trying to guard Chris Paul of the New Orleans Hornets as he blows by them for a jump shot or dunk. I am amazed at the way he finds that 3rd and 4th gear and CHANGES PACE so quickly and effortlessly.
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While my friend John Calipari is being roasted over the coals for not calling a time out at the end of regulation last night (maybe he should be fired) here are a few things to think about. Last week, Bob McKillop of Davidson called a time out to set up his last second shot against
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Just a couple of cynical thoughts as I watched Memphis wipe the floor with Texas. As, they run their “Dribble Drive Motion,” you can’t tell me that the type of offense they run will make any difference with how good they are. They are great athletes with terrific skills and any offense they run will
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