Erik Buehler

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Erik Buehler

Erik Buehler

@coachbue

Educator/Varsity Assistant Arapahoe Boys Basketball ✝️ Instagram: @therealcoachbue

Denver, CO Katılım Mart 2010
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Erik Buehler@coachbue·
Wife: “let’s put Christmas movies on while I make cookies.” Me: “can I watch film while we watch Christmas movies and you bake?” Wife: “yeah as long as a Christmas movie is on.” Point of the story is marry well if you want to Coach!😂
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@JamieJamie_O @GrizzliesFilm Refer the video Adam shared in this thread. It’s a rebounding/defensive system used to create more offensive rebounding opportunities and matching up to limit the other teams transition while you’re aggressive on the glass.
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@GrizzliesFilm That was where my mind went right away, was Aaron Fearne’s tag up rebounding. I haven’t seen the Grizzlies much this year so I haven’t seen Iisalo’s tactics.
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Gerry DeFilippo@Challenger_ST·
Strength coaches when they catch an athlete about to squat without clips on the bar
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@PrepHoopsCO You do realize this is when clubs and high schools have an understanding that this is when athletes will be playing with their HS teams right?
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Prep Hoops Colorado@PrepHoopsCO·
New Event: Colorado Shootout! A new tournament built for developing & emerging teams, focused on competitive balance, growth, and meaningful reps. All games played in ONE day. Built for the right level of competition and a better experience for new and developing teams.
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Greg Scheckenbach@GScheckenbach·
@coachbue It comes down to this. Jokic could do what Shai does scoring every night if he wanted to, but Shai can’t ever do wait Jokic does every night filling the stat sheet and making his teammates better.
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@GScheckenbach Baskeball people know how amazing he is. It’s the talking heads that need to have a take!
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Greg Scheckenbach@GScheckenbach·
@coachbue Cool. There is no way a rationale thinker would not have Joker as the MVP.
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@Bucketsince88 You have a point. Was surprised Spurs didn’t have late clock/end of game actions. If it’s close advantage Nuggets there in my opinion.
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Mile High Pete
Mile High Pete@Bucketsince88·
@coachbue Honestly kind of feel like neither team can stop the other. It just came down to made and missed shots
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@Bucketsince88 Thought this was a bad matchup for us and didn’t want to see them in the second round. This win makes me feel like we have some major advantages against the Spurs. 🤷‍♂️
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Liz Kay
Liz Kay@CoachLK22·
I am humbled and incredibly honored to have been selected as one of 4 high school coaches from the entire USA to be a court coach for the United States Junior National Women's Basketball Team Minicamp. Let's have some fun... usab.com/news/2026/03/f…
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Damin Altizer@DaminAltizer·
Nebraska putting 4 players on the court. Duke’s last 10 seconds up 2. Florida helping and giving up the 3. Just a reminder the next time you’re at a high school game: mental mistakes happen at EVERY level. And screaming at 15-18 year olds from the stands isn’t changing that.
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Something to think about for every practice and every scout.
WINK@tristan_wink

The Economics of Coaching 🏀 1. Opportunity Cost Every rep you spend on a play set is a rep you didn't spend on decision-making. Every minute in practice has a cost. The question isn't what you're doing, it's what you're giving up to do it. 2. Scarcity You have a limited amount of time with your team every day. A limited number of possessions per game. Great coaches treat everything like it's scarce, because it is. Stop acting like you have time to waste and focus on things that actually move the needle. 3. Marginal Utility The 10th rep of a drill isn't worth as much as the 1st. At some point, more reps stop producing more results. 4. Diminishing Returns At some point you can have TOO many plays and TOO many drills. Are you doing too much and in turn hurting your team? 5. Market Inefficiency Most coaches are chasing the same trends (same plays, same systems, etc.) The edge is in the overlooked stuff. Decision-making. Spacing. Habits. Shooting. That's where the value is underpriced. 6. Incentives Your players do what they're rewarded for. If you celebrate hustle but only play scorers, they'll figure it out fast. Culture is just incentive structure that you make visible consistently. 7. Information Asymmetry This one is interesting. our opponent doesn't know everything about you. You don't know everything about them. The team that does their homework wins the information war. Film work isn't extra, it's an edge. 8. Cost-Benefit Analysis Before you add another play, another drill, another concept, ask yourself: What does this cost me in time, reps, and mental load? And is the return worth it? The best coaches are teacher and economists!

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WINK
WINK@tristan_wink·
The Economics of Coaching 🏀 1. Opportunity Cost Every rep you spend on a play set is a rep you didn't spend on decision-making. Every minute in practice has a cost. The question isn't what you're doing, it's what you're giving up to do it. 2. Scarcity You have a limited amount of time with your team every day. A limited number of possessions per game. Great coaches treat everything like it's scarce, because it is. Stop acting like you have time to waste and focus on things that actually move the needle. 3. Marginal Utility The 10th rep of a drill isn't worth as much as the 1st. At some point, more reps stop producing more results. 4. Diminishing Returns At some point you can have TOO many plays and TOO many drills. Are you doing too much and in turn hurting your team? 5. Market Inefficiency Most coaches are chasing the same trends (same plays, same systems, etc.) The edge is in the overlooked stuff. Decision-making. Spacing. Habits. Shooting. That's where the value is underpriced. 6. Incentives Your players do what they're rewarded for. If you celebrate hustle but only play scorers, they'll figure it out fast. Culture is just incentive structure that you make visible consistently. 7. Information Asymmetry This one is interesting. our opponent doesn't know everything about you. You don't know everything about them. The team that does their homework wins the information war. Film work isn't extra, it's an edge. 8. Cost-Benefit Analysis Before you add another play, another drill, another concept, ask yourself: What does this cost me in time, reps, and mental load? And is the return worth it? The best coaches are teacher and economists!
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