2015 OHSBCA CLINIC NOTES including Jay Bilas, Bob Huggins, and etc.
The 2015 OHSBCA CLINIC NOTES show quite a bit of Jay Bilas’s thoughts, his ideas on motion offense and diagrams of that motion offense. He likes to use a lot of screen and re-screen action with his guards. Gary Waters explained his entire defensive system in the 2015 OHSBCA CLINIC NOTES. He talked about how Cleveland State University is a pressure defense system. That they try to make teams do things that they don’t want to do.
Coach Gary Waters thinks that there are 3 equalizers in the game of basketball. They believe that they have to play harder than their opponent. That you have to maximize the quickness of your players daily. The third thing is that you have to be strong in the weight room.
In the 2015 OHSBCA CLINIC NOTES, they talk about Jim Jabir who is at the University of Dayton and how they run the Phoenix Transition system. Jim Jabir talked about how they try to teach the kids to learn how to play than how to play a set play. They try to impose their will on the other team. Basically they are playing “freedom” with structure.
Bob Huggins talks about his West Virginia Full Court Press and gives them a couple reasons to press and why to press. Coach Huggins borrowed a lot of sayings and techniques from Jerry Tarkanian which I thought was quite interesting. I believe that they can press almost anyone in college basketball.
Thad Matta talks about program development and how to construct your culture there.
Chris Holtman talked about the Butler University defensive and some of her favorite drills.
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