Jan Cocozziello

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@SlappinGlass 🔥🔥🔥

Something new is coming to SG+. Over the past few years, we’ve spent a ton of time studying the tactics, concepts, and ideas shaping the modern game. Now, we’re building toward the next layer: how those ideas are taught, practiced, and transferred to the floor. More soon. 🏀 tv.slappinglass.com

Here’s my latest article on the New England Clash Sunday Storylines & Superlatives. This event continues to impress me with the depth and talent of these programs. Lots of sleepers and hidden gems. College Coaches make sure you tap in and don’t miss out : madehoops.com/made-society/a…

With the May D1 Live evaluation period less than 2 weeks away, it’s time to recognize what Alex Mazzella has built over the last 3 seasons up until this point. 68–12 AAU record. Wins over teams from EVERY major sneaker circuit. 5 championship weekends. At St. Joseph's Montvale — led one of the best seasons in program history as a sophomore. At Bergen Catholic — County & State Champion as a junior. The production is undeniable. FORCE MULTIPLIER. College coaches, if you’re paying attention… you WIN with Alex Mazzella.

G Isaac Gonzalez of Raritan Valley (JUCO) picks up an offer from Barton College. Efficient bucket getter with range — knocked down 45.9% from three while averaging 20.1 PPG. Added 3.2 REB / 3.6 AST per game. #BeastsBasketball 🗣️ @VerbalCommitsD2 @madehoops

@LegionHoops @MrBuckBuckNBA 🤣🤣🤣 that’s funny

Mitchell Robinson’s IG story to Dyson Daniels OMG 😂😂😂 (@MrBuckBuckNBA)

@NIKNBAYT Game on!

If I went live at like 1130-12 and talked about every offensive play ya would b down? Im just finding a tough time narrowing down what to do a vid on it’s just alot of bad

@steeder10 I would assume we can find a lot on YouTube?

If you are wanting to expand your understanding of the game. Jump down these rabbit holes. 👇🏼 Tuomas Iiaslo (NBA) Pablo Laso Pedro Martinez Saras Jasikevicius Zeliko Obradovic ( 🐐) Ergin Ataman Ettore Messina Georgios Bartzokas The innovation coming from across the pond never ceases to amaze me.

@Mike_kim714 Keep throwing out these nuggets, always good perspective from someone who is in it than doom scrolling through YouTube. Good stuff 🔥

If you want detailed videos on how I hit these 56 degree bump run and med traj videos, go search on my profile for steep vs shallow chipping videos. Go to my profile. Click on the 🔎 on the top right, search steep, click on the videos page. That entire thread can be useful

@steeder10 Boom🔥🔥!

The 4 most analytically driven teams in the last decade are Houston (under Morey), GS, OKC and the Celtics. 3/4 had very young rosters: 5 NBA Championships 7 Finals Appearances 9 #1 Seeds Don’t let casual fans tell you that analytics goes out the window in the post season.

@racjac24 🤣🤣🤣

Lmao well done

@steeder10 Great explanation!

Base coverage in the NBA is switching 1-4 and dropping the 5. Both switching and drop yield a net of ~ 1.00 PPP. These are considered passive coverages. One of the kickers with both is the ability for the POA defender is blow up or erase screens all together. NBA teams are good at being able to exploite both Switch and Drop coverages (1.10 with primary ball handlers for both, w/ Primary ball handler). One MAJOR difference between College and Pro is how much better POA defenders are at not having to default to their coverage. The best teams in the world all share this common trait BECAUSE PnR accounts for ~ 40% of total half court offense in the NBA. Here is two examples of Boston exploiting a switch and a drop, with their two of their primary ball handlers, when the POA defender can’t blow up the screen. 👇🏼

@tonywmiller It was really good.

Came to hear Coach Travis Steele talk offense and got a defensive clinic. Great stuff!

@steeder10 @BBallImmersion @BBallImmersion @SlappinGlass @RadiusAthletics @steeder10 to name a few awesome resources.

‼️ You can grow by addition or by multiplication ‼️ DEVELOPMENT is discovering breakthrough moments AND the mundane, simple habits that allow you to maintain the feeling of this breakthrough moment. Basketball Immersion and @BBallImmersion have been my single biggest paradigm ‘shifter’ and learning resource I use. The reason? It doesn’t provide ALL of the solutions, it shows you HOW to find solutions, both as a player and a coach. MULTIPLICATION. You won’t find endless amounts of randomized sets, you’ll be able to create your own sets or apply sets to situations. MULTIPLICATION. You won’t find a script to teach or ‘how to be a coach’, but you’ll learn how to teach and how to coach. MULTIPLICATION. You won’t find ONE way to do it, you’ll be able to synthesize your own style after hearing many ways to do it, at whatever level you are. MULTIPLICATION There is a number of good foundational communities and platforms to use for this. Would LOVE to hear from other coaches. Who has impacted your basketball career the most and what other resources can coaches discover? 👇🏼

@steeder10 🔥🔥🔥 well said and clear.

🚨Transability of ACTIONS 🚨 This time of year there is an abundance of offensive brilliance on display in the tourney. Many coaches have bookmarked and saved future sets they will be wanting run. 👇🏼 Translatability is much easier than the average coach realizes, IF the order of operations is: 1. Space - space is the prerequisite for shot quality, which is the most important metric in basketball. 2. Advantage - all actions/flow are designed to create an advantage, if you already have an advantage use it. 3. Coverage solution - how does the defense guard PnR/off ball screens and how to do they help (pack/load to the ball/ up the line). With this foundation in mind, translatability is simply understanding GRAVITY, ATHLETICIS and the FLOOR/CEILING of each action or trigger. For example, If it’s 13u, the average gravity won’t be 25 feet on shooters and they typically won’t be playing above the rim. Teams will be switching and putting 2 on the ball more because mistakes won’t be punished like more gravity and more athleticism. This makes it easier to decipher what actions will work and which ones won’t. 3 man actions like Spain, 77, and zoom are much less effective at amateur levels. Flex/princeton concepts like screen the screen and blind pig are KILLERS. Why? The ceiling of the play is determined by the gravity and athleticism. One can guard 2 effectively against 3 man actions without athleticism and shooting from the offense.

@steeder10 @KostasKal4 Good stuff!

DUSTY MAY is the most underrated/unassuming coach in the country, imo. Love his story, and love the way his teams play. Michigan’s holds opponents to 30% from 3, while simulateously averaging 6.1 blocks per game (2nd in the country). It’s very rare that teams BOTH protect the rim AND guard the 3 ball at elite levels. The icing on the cake is they have the best or second best offense in the country, in virtually every metric. Guards look to blow up ball screens vs always relying on coverage. If they get screened, their peel switching is always crisp. It’s loud, it’s active; elite level film to study.👇🏼

@adamyounggolf D1

Do you want to get to scratch? Say D1 below and I'll DM you the webinar.

@CoachLync Saban, Parcells and Cignetti.

🔴 SABAN — 12 pages ▪️ Standards ▪️ Habits ▪️ Leadership 🔵 PARCELLS — 14 pages ▪️ Accountability ▪️ Discipline ▪️ No Excuses 🔴 CIGNETTI — 13 pages ▪️ Build Programs ▪️ Develop Leaders ▪️ Create Culture Drop the name. I’ll send it ↓

@tonywmiller Great stuff!

Thinking about using 2-Sided Break (5-Out Transition Offense) with your team? Here's how we introduced it to our team. Included are the progressions, read options, and even set actions for early offense. 🎥 youtu.be/J0TfAic2Jfk

@TagnonThibaut @ShaxNBA Good stuff.

Starting a Mini Series on Quin Snyder's "First Play" ATOs from this Season: Flare into another Flare (slip).