Listen to the entire conversation here…https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/slappin-glass-podcast/id1528050811?l=en-GB&i=1000796615463
00:00 Start, Sub, Sit: Building a Clear Identity
04:57 Why Culture Has to Stay Simple
11:21 Coaching a Talented Player Below the Standard
15:06 Start, Sub, Sit: Coming Back From a Big Deficit
20:18 How Much Do You Practice the Press?
21:24 Why ETSU Eliminated the Traditional Center
25:13 Using Timeouts During a Comeback
Brooks Savage joins Slappin’ Glass for a Start, Sub, Sit conversation on program identity, standards, recruiting, late-game comebacks, pressing, lineup changes, and eliminating the traditional center.
Savage explains why clear standards are the biggest benefit of having a defined identity, why recruiting should be an honest presentation of what the program actually is, and why style of play ultimately follows the people and standards already in place.
The conversation then turns tactical: how to attack a large second-half deficit by changing the defense, going small, raising the tempo, and turning the game into “helter skelter.”
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