Brandon Miller Butler Transition Offense 2014 Nike Vegas Clinic

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I have coached at the NCAA Division 2 (Southwestern Oklahoma State University), NAIA (USAO), and JUCO Levels (Blinn College and Carl Albert State College) as well as high school. I just felt that fellow coaches especially young coaches need to constantly work on their “game”. Just like the basketball players that we coach. We as coaches need to improve ourselves. That is my story and why I do this blog.

June 10, 2014

Brandon Miller Butler Transition Offense 2014 Nike Vegas Clinic

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email: Bmiller3@butler.edu

2 ways to become a better coach
1. Talk to other coaches
2. Watch Film

Butler Offense  |  Brandon Miller Butler Transition Offense 2014 Nike Vegas Clinic

Transition Offense  |  Brandon Miller Butler Transition Offense 2014 Nike Vegas Clinic
– The most efficient way to score
-Track with points per shot
– Different levels of transition
– UNC (all systems go)
– Only run on live ball turnovers
– Where ever you fall your players need to know and be trained how you want them to push
– You must be committed to your transition offense
– Practice
– John Groce at Illinois is the best at teaching it
– All five guys must be capable of running
– Spacing and ball movement are essential
How transition offense beats teams  |  Brandon Miller Butler Transition Offense 2014 Nike Vegas Clinic
1. With Pace
2. With Space
3. With Ball Movement
4. It stops teams from crashing the offensive glass

Players must buy in to running

Playing up tempo will force you to play your bench, but also forces your opponent to play theirs.

Shot selection
Take great shots early and good shots late
Try to score in the first six seconds  |  Brandon Miller Butler Transition Offense 2014 Nike Vegas Clinic
– When utilizing this in practice drills create rules where a turnover by the offensive team is an automatic loss (This allows players to understand the importance of possessions)

Thoughts on Transition O
– The most difficult action to guard in basketball is a ball screen, the most difficult time to defend a ballscreen is in transition

– You need multiple guys to handle the ball on the break

– You get the ball up quicker if the rebounder can bring the ball up

– Adapt your transition game to your personnel

– Make it easy for your players to flow into your half court offense
RULES For transition  |   Brandon Miller Butler Transition Offense 2014 Nike Vegas Clinic
1) When possession begins you must sprint your first 3 steps
2) 2’s and 3’s sprint to corners
3) 4s and 5s stay out of the tunnel
4) 4s and 5s run opposite the ball
5) 4s and 5s space to shooting range
6) Always make the extra pass
7) No bodes crossing the middle of the floor NO ONE IN tHE TUNNEL

Transition Actions

NOTE: Sweet spot is from elbow 45 degrees to three point line

PG wants the sweet spot

Action #1 Drag  |  Brandon Miller Butler Transition Offense 2014 Nike Vegas Clinic
– Trailing Big sets pick and roll with PG/ball handler at sweet spot
– Trailing big must sprint to the FT line first, in order to get angle for screen
– PG must wait until screen is set
– Back Action Big rolls to basket Corner lifts to wing

Action #2 Dribble at Drag  |  Brandon Miller Butler Transition Offense 2014 Nike Vegas Clinic
– PG dribbles at corner man’s defender
– Cornerman lifts and get flick pass from PG around sweet spot
– Trailing Big sets screen on player guarding corner man
– Back action PG lifts to wing

Action #3 Advance Pass Drag   |  Brandon Miller Butler Transition Offense 2014 Nike Vegas Clinic
-PG is delayed so they advance pass to wing or cross the ball opposite
– Trailing big screens for player with ball

Action #4 Double Drag  |  Brandon Miller Butler Transition Offense 2014 Nike Vegas Clinic
-Use when both bigs are trailing
-Bigs set a stagger screen for PG near middle of court
– 1st big rolls
– 2nd big opens up

Action #5 Step ups
– 1st big down stops sprint early to set flat screen for PG
– Work great vs. less mobile bigs
Work on actions 5 on 0 in practice give 2 random call for down and back if the screw up the do it again

on ball screens turn and sprint not open up to ball ( it doesn’t matter as long as you get there)

Primary transition warm up
Big runs to the rim if no one is in front of them (O and D)
Others run to 3 point line

1. Rim Run for layup
2. Same Side Advance pass Drive
3. Opposite side advance pass Drive
4. Fake dribble at keep

STAY OUT OF THE TUNNEL  |  Brandon Miller Butler Transition Offense 2014 Nike Vegas Clinic

Trailing big must stay opposite the ball

If the big can’t shoot space them to the short corner

EMBRACE THE RANDOMNESS

Ideas Against Zone

Screen shooters man with first big down

Goal is 2:1 assist to TO ratio

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Brandon Miller Butler Transition Offense 2014 Nike Vegas Clinic

 

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