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Be positive It rubs off. If you complain about them not being in the starting lineup, they will do the same. Be an attentive listener. Be realistic Someone may be bigger, faster, stronger, tougher, or smarter. Know their limitations and encourage them to make the
Takeaways for all players, coaches & trainers: What to work on? What is going to get you on the floor. What is the difference between a good player and a great player? The fundamentals and the way they do things. The biggest adjustment for players
Finding your Team Leaders from Texas Head Coach, Shaka Smart Shooting Drills on The Gun from former Wisconsin Head Coach, Bo Ryan NBA Champion, Nick Nurse – 1st Year Head Coach with Plenty of Head Coaching Experience Articles on ‘Be the Same, Whether You’re Up
Practice after practice, day after day, season after season, the Spurs pound the rock. They get 1% better every day. They know that the first one hundred blows may not yield the outcome they hope for, but only through one hundred unsuccessful blows will come
Transition Defense Tenants from Kevin Eastman Shooting Drills on The Gun from former Gonzaga Coach, Jerry Krause Chris Beard, “Why I Coach”, from his time as Head Coach at Angelo State Articles on how heartbreak didn’t break Tony Bennett and ND Coach Muffet McGraw Says
Tom Izzo Rebounding – Send 4 to the boards Guys are constantly going (gives your players mental edge, keeps them aggressive) If you send 4 and they don’t get board you lose (players must fight for every board) Forces other teams to adjust Most basketball
Would implementing a shot clock at the high school level improve the game of basketball? With every game that is slowed down by long possessions & the final score kept in the 30’s, regardless of outcome, the debate rages on among the basketball community. Would
The February newsletter features: Program Organization from Virginia Tech Head Coach, Buzz Williams Shooting Drills on The Gun from Davidson Head Coach, Bob McKillop Kobe Bryant visits with Nick Saban during Alabama Training Days Articles on Arizona State women’s Head Coach, Charli Turner Thorne, who
1). Edit your life – What is most important to you? Things will become clearer very quickly. 2). If you want to be at a excellent level; you have to be excellent all of the time. It’s a way of life. 3). The Process –
The January newsletter features: Some Things I Think Are Over-Done from Texas Legend GM, Del Harris Shooting Drills on The Gun from Saint Joseph’s University Head Coach, Phil Martelli “Where does changing team culture start?” from Cori Close, UCLA Women’s Head Coach Articles on Michigan assistant
