Roy Williams UNC Secondary Break
Secondary Break and UNC Transition
Roy Williams, University of North Carolina
Against popular belief…”You can have control as a coach if you run”
2 biggest factors in increasing offensive possessions
1. Rebounding
2. Shot Quality
Caution | Roy Williams UNC Secondary Break
Don’t be married to the way you want to play. Sometime it doesn’t work.
Accountability Shot Selection
Stop practice to stress shot selection (empower don’t threaten/ Good better Best)
Players have must understand that there are good shots and bad shots and that those shots vary based on who is taking them.
Hubie Brown said “ A shooter can make up for a multitude of sins”
Tips for running efficiently | Roy Williams UNC Secondary Break
1. Work at running after the make
a. Closest big takes out the ball
2. Attacking quickly alleviates pressure IF you finish
3. PG must be able to stop and change directions
Best offense vs. the press
1. Don’t let them score
2. Attack with speed and look to score on the backend
Primary Break
1. 2 or fewer defenders back
2. 2 or fewer passes to score
If 2 defenders are back: Make top player commit
If only 1 defender is back: Players should give the ball up early and ball should never be passed backward.
Secondary Break: Allows teams to score quickly when 3, 4, or 5 defenders are back.
Utilizing the post in secondary transition
1. Teach post players to seal in transition
2. Teach perimeter players to read how the post is being guarded (if post is fronted skip ball to entry)
Learning to get open | Roy Williams UNC Secondary Break
One of the greatest things you can do on offense is be a good actor
If things don’t work Play basketball
Tips on gaining more possessions
Tip out offensive FT misses | Roy Williams UNC Secondary Break
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