2014 Roselle Catholic Clinic Notes by Justin DeFeo
Roselle Catholic Clinic – 2014
Larry Brown | 2014 Roselle Catholic Clinic Notes
• It’s not about the drill you do, but how you teach it.
• Wants to be the most in shape team; runs wind sprints for selfish play and lack of effort.
• If you’re doing your job, every coach sitting next to you should be a coach
in waiting.
• Shell drill teaching points:
o move on the pass
o Talk
o See man and ball
• Late in the clock on d – sets of rules (switch ball screens)
• Everyday you should do a competitive 1v1 drill that has players guarding the dribbler
• He’s relentless – never lets his players do something wrong.
• Guard motion everyday = gets your team good at guarding any offense
• If you’re late on ball screens = flat hedge (the reality is you’re going to be late sometimes)
Kevin Ollie | 2014 Roselle Catholic Clinic Notes
• “Don’t just GO through life, GROW through life” – encourages players to read outside of
basketball/sports
• When dealing with players: “give them the sugar before you give them the hot stuff.” – player to
player too
• 10 toes in = being all-in, regardless of circumstance
• Down 16-4 in the National Semi-final, Ollie went to three PG’s – changed the tempo of the game.
• Wants his players making GAPS = game altering plays.
• Defensive philosophy = keep people of your yard (painted area). “Guard your yard”.
• Great for 3 – be able to guard for three steps or slides.
• Opponent’s size doesn’t matter if they can’t get in the paint.
• Defense starts on offense | 2014 Roselle Catholic Clinic Notes
o No live ball turnovers (throwing it out of bounds is better).
o No bad shots.
• Transition Defense – guards get to your circles (half-court, top of the three
point line)
• Three steps in transition D: paint, problem, man, then load
• You don’t have a man in transition defense
• You can’t offensive rebound from the baseline.
• 80-20’s = 80% on the shooter, 20% in help = stunting
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