Reactive Pickups – Acceleration Trigger
Pop • Corner Pin – 5 Out & Zone Offense
Drive the Wake
A few months ago, during our “Film Room” session with Birmingham Squadron Head Coach, TJ Saint{🔓}, we had a conversation centered on playing small and analyzed the solutions he developed to combat switching and size mismatches. During this part of the session, he introduced us to an offensive concept for attacking switches called “Drive the Wake.” […]
Zipper Entry – Pop • Cross Screen
Cross Court DHO’s
Back in June 2024, we had a terrific conversation on the podcast with Nazareth Head Coach, Kevin Broderick, were we explored his systematic approach to limiting turnovers, focusing on techniques like “patient pivots” and off-ball cutting. After breaking down the film and studying his offense, we saw how these two techniques work together to build a […]
Ben Sullivan {Houston Rockets}
Slappin’ Glass sits down this week with the Assistant Coach of the Houston Rockets, Ben Sullivan! In this highly informative conversation the trio dive into Coach Sullivan’s thoughts on building elite shooters, and the habits that go with it, and discuss various switching techniques along with personnel-based film preparation during the always fun “Start, Sub, […]
High Paint Offense – Cross Court DHO’s
Arizona – Stagger Pop • Zoom DHO • Flex
“Hit” on the Roll – Mismatch Prevention
In our “Switching Primer” newsletter, we explored key considerations and various defensive concepts for effectively executing a Switching PNR defensive scheme. Within the newsletter, we highlighted strategies to prevent mismatches, including “Loaded Side Hits.” {🔒} This strategy involves, after the switch, sending a double team to the perimeter mismatch from the top defender on the […]
Frank Haith {Texas}
Slappin’ Glass sits down this week with Assistant Coach of Texas MBB, Frank Haith! In this highly interesting conversation the trio dive into Coach Haith’s thoughts on building teams that can win late in games, pressure free throws, and discuss internal program measures on defense, and “trick traps” during the always fun “Start, Sub, or […]