Matt Levy

Pepperdine University Men's Basketball Contributor since 07/20/12 Follow

Basketball plays and drills from coach Matt Levy.

About Matt Levy

Matt Levy served the Pepperdine men's basketball staff as its graduate assistant/video coordinator for two seasons (2010-11 and 2011-12).

A recent graduate of Indiana University and a Southern California native, Levy pursued a master's degree in American Studies at Pepperdine in addition to his basketball duties.

He graduated from Indiana in 2010 with a degree in kinesiology. While there, he served as an assistant coach for both the varsity and junior varsity teams at Bloomington North High School for three seasons and an assistant coach with the eighth-grade team at Jackson Creek Middle School for one season.

Levy was an honors student at Indiana who earned a Browning Scholarship Award and an IU Faculty Award.

He has been a coach at Pepperdine, UCLA and Double Pump basketball camps during previous summers. Levy graduated from Chaminade College Preparatory in West Hills, Calif., in 2005.

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Levy: Kobe Game Winner

Matt Levy 07/23/2012

This is a quick hitter from Sideline Out-of-Bounds. Phil Jackson implemented this play at the end of quarters or halves to get Kobe an open 3pt jumper. See More

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Levy: Kobe Game Winner

Matt Levy 07/22/2012

This is a quick hitter from Sideline Out-of-Bounds. Phil Jackson implemented this play at the end of quarters or halves to get Kobe an open 3pt jumper. See More

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Levy: Double Backdoor

Matt Levy 07/22/2012

This is a quick hitter to hit the backdoor cutter. Your best shooter starts at the top of the key with the ball, and right side post must be able to handle the ball. The person who starts the play must generally demand the most defensive attention. See More

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Levy: Double Backdoor (Box Set)

Matt Levy 07/21/2012

This is a quick hitter to hit the backdoor cutter. Your best shooter starts at the top of the key with the ball, and right side post must be able to handle the ball. The person who starts the play at the top of the key must generally demand the most defensive attention. See More

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