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UFC 242 Betting Trends with Gianni the Greek and Ian Parker pscp.tv/w/cEGocTFwempN…

8:00 of Erik Spoelstra EOG Playbook from 2008-2026. Must watch breakdown for coaches looking to study EOG situations.

Beautiful Iverson Set that Combines Turn Zoom Action with an Exit Screen.

One of the Popular Actions in the NBA Now!

The same way you can "turn" zoom action, you can "turn" a pindown. Unorthodox off-ball screening like this is hard to recognize & difficult to prevent.

UCONN HC Dan Hurley - Core Principles - Strength Of The Pack - Consistent Improvement (Process Focused) - Relentless Competitive Effort - Mindful Communication

In good hands.

Keep the family close.

Baiting the guard to guard switch in Spain action and coming off an exit screen is elite. Duke also ran it earlier this season:

There's a new head coach in Chapel Hill 👀

"I'm fired up, guys. I think this was the best remaining decision" Tyler Hansbrough (@THANS50) is ALL IN on Michael Malone! INSTANT REACTION ⬇️ youtube.com/live/gArtY-w8-… x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Tyler Hansbrough (@THANS50) called it!! 👀 “The last name that a lot of people really haven’t talked about publicly, who I think could actually get some momentum, is Mike Malone.”

“We’re on these guys. We stress them in practice. We put a lot of pressure on them on a daily basis to do the right things, to do everything hard, to do everything tough, to be prepared because that’s what it takes to win a game like this,” Dan Hurley The fearless heart of relentless competitors has no fear.

"Tyler Herro lived in the gym.. I walked in one morning and he was sleeping in the locker room on a chair because he didn't wanna walk across the street to the lodge.. If you don't live in the gym you're never gonna make it" ~ @CoachCalArk #PMSLive

Texas head coach Sean Miller at halftime vs Gonzaga "The most aggressive team in the second half, the team that wants to go to San Jose, the team who's gonna steal it from the other motherf***er, that's who's gonna win."

Love the simplicity and speed that Tennessee gets into their actions after breaking the press. It plays into the idea of eliminating the pause on offense and the difficulty that brings to the defense.

Film Room: March Madness 🎥 Team: St. Louis Game: St. Louis vs Georgia St. Louis is as good as anyone flowing into great action within a stalled offense Rifle Uphill Zoom Action was filthy #tylerrelphbasketball #marchmadness

UConn Huskies men's basketball best sets vs Xavier Musketeers men's basketball: ​ 1️⃣ Ghost Flare → Stagger Curl 2️⃣ Pin → Ghost → Zoom Slip 3️⃣ Circle Pin 4️⃣ Ghost Flare → Stagger Slip 5️⃣ Zipper → Pin → Seal 6️⃣ Pin → Flare → Rip → Zoom (Quick Roll) 7️⃣ Flare → Pin Curl → Pin 8️⃣ Stagger Brush → Pin Curl 9️⃣ Empty Side → Ghost Flare ​ 🎥 Big credit to Tahj Mitchell (tahjmitc) for breaking these down. Coaches — he’s a great follow.

TWO FEET vs. ONE FOOT In the Big South Champ High Point 🟣 2 ft: 80% / 1ft: 33% Winthrop 🟠 2 ft: 65% / 1 ft: 29% Why playing under control is vital during the @MarchMadnessMBB / @MarchMadnessWBB tournament! Something we will cover in our FREE PG IQ Challenge 💡🔥

ATO masterclass 🫡👀 @JonScheyer

🚨 If you INITIATE your OFFENSE through: Floppy, try a RIP screen. DHO, try a 'Get'. Back cut, try a wide pin. Wide pin, try a zoom. Low entry, try a guard on the low block. Spread PNR, try the guard setting the screen/big handling (inverted PNR). 'Away action', try a flare screen/slip. Take any offense and invert the initial action (like 'forwards out' Princeton). This teaches read and react, spacing templates and is extremely tough to guard. Simply cue for the counters can be thumbs and thumbs down. Fun way to coach, fun way to play, engages the creative part of the brain and forces learning through decision making. Micah Shrewsberry and Penn St run an inverted empty side ball screen off of a wide pin decoy action. 👇 🎥 @HarrConnor