This is a drill I've used as a pre-game warm-up because you can get up to 14 players moving! It includes screens, passing, shooting, rebounding, & dribbling. You can change the screens to fit your offense. See More
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These are a couple of Drills that I learned from Drew Hanlen at Puresweatbasketball.com Check out his website for more info. Both drills are great for conditioning and skill development. See More
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This is a drill that I learned from Drew Hanlen at Puresweatbasketball.com Check out his website for more info. It's a great drill for conditioning and skill development. See More
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This is one of the most complete drills and is great for a pre-game warmup. You get (1) Screens, Passes, Shots, and can add additional defense if desired. The drill incorporates every aspect of your offense and a great way to teach footwork. See More
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This drill I got from Brad Stevens at Butler. This drill gets your player 5 different shots. You can use both sides of one half to get more players involved or use The Gun if you have one available. See More
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This is a great shooting drill to use in your individula shooting workouts or if space permits to use as part of your team practice. The key is shooting at game speed from game spots. The 4 shots are: lay-up, elbow jumper. flare jumper and transition jumper. The footwork and speed of the drill make this a great drill to add to your workout. See More
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Here are a couple drills that are used at the D1experience.com camp. The drills I've included are: 2on2 Volleyball 3 Line Closeout Trace the Lane Agility Shooting See More
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Great drill to maximize time and teach taking a charge in game like scenario. See More
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Today's Man Set Play from Men's Basketball Hoop Scoop is from the National Champions "University of Kentucky". It is a great dribble handoff play to get your post player the ball in the paint in the dribble drive motion offense. It has a high low option possible situation at the end of it. See More
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Today's Set Play from Men's Basketball Hoopscoop is a National Champion "University of Kentucky" Dribble Handoff Set play. This set play is a great mis-direction set for Dribble Drive Motion Offense. It's a great play even if you don't run Dribble Motion Offense. See More
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Kansas coach Bill Self has a simple formula for evaluating his team’s three-point shooting numbers: Thirty percent from three equals good offense. The 30 percent isn't the percentage of made baskets, but it's the percentage of shots taken from the arc. If 30 percent of KU’s shots are coming from behind the arc, that’s a number that Self can live with. Coach Bill Self believes in playing inside then out. Coach Bill Self doesn't believe in launching from deep even if he is having trouble finding consistent post scoring this season. This basketball play takes advantage of his guards getting to the basket and finding the post on the roll. This season, the Jayhawks are hitting 39.6 percent from three-point range, which ranks 19th in the country. But after 22 games, the Jayhawks have taken just 29.4 percent of their shots from behind the three-point line. That ranks 289th in the country and is just slightly more than last season (28.6 percent). In conference play, the number has increased only marginally, to 29.9 percent, which aligns close to the 30 percent mark that Bill Self feels comfortable with. Philosophies on outside shooting vary from team to team, and coach to coach. No. 1 Kentucky, for example, takes three-pointers on 30 percent of its field-goal attempts, while Wisconsin, the nation’s most efficient offense, hoists threes on 36 percent of its shots. If you like this Bill Self Kansas University Set Play then check out our website: Men's Basketball Hoop Scoop Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/sports/college/big-12/university-of-kansas/article9395363.html#storylink=cpy See More
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Here is a NBA Golden State Warriors Dribble Hand-Off / Pick and Roll Action from Game 3 of the NBA Western Conference Finals. Steve Kerr is doing an excellent job in getting great motion and action into his set plays for their players. The Golden State Warriors are the team that I want to watch in the NBA Play-offs for my new sets. Steve Kerry has installed a system that is like the NBA San Antonio Spurs in it's movement, flow and creativity. The starters and reserves have bought into this system all season. David Lee is even getting a second chance in these NBA Playoffs. He is seizing the moment too. Stephy Curry and Klay Thompson are indeed the Splash Brothers and either of them can go off for 20 points in a quarter at any moment. Curry is the MVP, but Thompson is likely to go off on any night. They were one of the best teams ever in the regular season, despite the trip up from the always difficult Memphis Grizzlies. I love this action and you will notice that I chose a play where Steph Curry isn't in the game. It's an example of how their reserves have bought in. If you want to see more basketball plays like this one then check out: http://www.mensbasketballhoopscoop.com/ See More
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This play is for a quick hitter in transition. For this play to work the offense needs to get down and get into the play before the defense can get back and get completely set. Screeners need to set good legal screens, cutter needs to come off the down screens looking to score, and the play needs to happen as quickly as possible. This play is from the 2007-2008 Chicago Bulls season. See More
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Hand off basketball plays are a great way to get the defense to miss communicate and break down defensively. Also if you have a great shooter this may be the only way to get them the ball if they are being denied. Sometimes a bad shot from a great player is better then a good shot from a poor player. Shooter needs to get his shoulders squared when coming off of the hand off on the shot. Come shoulder to shoulder on the hand off and don’t let the defender squeeze through. This play is from the 2005-2006 Duke season. See More
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This drill was submitted by Keven Bradley, an assistant coach from Upper Iowa University See More
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