Kyle Getter

Colts signed Notre Dame basketball forward Carson Towt with the idea of converting him to tight end.

Sad news to pass along: Robert Matty, better known in basketball circles as "The Judge" has passed away. The Judge has been a fixture in the basketball scene (DMV and beyond) for decades. Funeral arrangements have been scheduled for this Wednesday. The Judge is survived by two children, and his beloved grandchildren. The Judge will be missed. He impacted so many. 💕

Ty Jerome’s success is attributed to his exceptional perception-action coupling, which allows him to quickly process information and execute corresponding actions. His ability to read the body language of both his defender and the helping defenders enables him to manipulate the defense and create favorable situations for himself or his teammates. So what does this mean for coaches? The fundamental shift is for coaches to stop being "instructors" who teach techniques (such as the in and out or cross jab between the legs), and instead become "architects of an environment" where solutions can emerge. This is done by creating a game-like environment with constraints, such as a one-on-one situation where the defender must start and stay on the three-point line until the offense gets there, forcing the offense to solve a problem with defense present. The core idea is that when using the constraints-led approach, coaches are architects of a good learning environment, not teachers of techniques.