Andy Enfield was the NCAA Coaching star of the NCAA Tournament this past year.  He has NCAA and NBA experience.

He is a coach with confidence in his players. He makes plays and does not control his players from the sidelines during every possession. Many coaches are against implementing a running an attacking basketball style. They  actually don’t like to implement this style, because they lose control from the sidelines. In my opinion that has been what we can learn from the success of the Eagles. Andy has ceded some of his control of the team basketball plays and decision-making, especially on offensive basketball plays. This simply happens because he feels confident about his team.

Instead of relying on the classical approach of implementing a set of well -designed by the coach offensive basketball plays, coach Enfield gives his players the space to play. As a result the Hayekian Eagles have utilized the Dunk City Offense that everyone is raving about.

This year coach Enfield impressed us all at Florida Gulf Coast University when he and his team achieved the first No. 15 seed into the Sweet Sixteen NCAA series. As a result he has agreed with USC to become the Trojans’ head men’s basketball coach.

His basketball coaching tactics -including up-tempo offensive plays and some well-organized defenses- are fun for all, players, coaches and fans.

Except the Eagles’ man defense, coach Enfield installed 1-2-2 zone defense. The least two are essentially match-up zones. Switching between man and zone defenses coach Enfield makes it so hard for his opposing teams to attack.

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