Andy Enfield 2014 Nike Tunica Clinic Notes
You can see from the Andy Enfield 2014 Nike Tunica Clinic Notes that Coach Enfield will have USC going in the right direction shortly. The USC Trojans just landed depth to their 2015 recruiting front with the addition of four star power forward Chmezie Metu from Lawndale, California.
Chmezie Metu is currently the number 46 prospect for 2015 according to Rivals.com. He will solve a need on the USC front court. Metu loves to get up and down the court utlizing his athleticism and long wingspan to finish strong at the rim while also blocking shots on the defensive end of the floor.
The Andy Enfield 2014 Nike Tunica Clinic Notes shows the transition offense that made Florida Gulf Coast University a media darling in the NCAA Tournament a couple years ago. The three pointers and ally-oops made for entertaining television, but their transition offense all starts with the defensive scheme that Andy Enfield installed a couple years ago. The USC offensive strategy is to attack the hell out of the bucket. They had nearly 70 possessions per game and their fast pace and turnover heavy defense will have more one they upgrade their talent level at USC.
They don’t like to slow the ball down. The Andy Enfield 2014 Nike Tunica Clinic Notes will show you that they try to push the ball down the court and they want to attack, attack, and attack. That they are in full attack mode the whole entire game. There is a reason that they were called Dunk City at FGCU. 44 percent of the Eagle’s baskets were lay-ups or dunks that is more than any other Sweet 16 team. Coach Enfield came up with the strategy when his FGCU Eagles were rolling too many shots off the rim instead of slamming them. He wanted his team to finish stronger in the interior.
The Andy Enfield 2014 Nike Tunica Clinic Notes will show you all about their transition offense.
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