Favorite Baseline Inbounds Plays Top Inbound Plays NBA/NCAA
Here are some baseline out of bounds plays that are the best in the NBA and NCAA Division 1 level. Zak Boisvert is an assistant men’s basketball coach at Fairleigh Dickinson University. I think that you will like his blob plays that he has diagrammed for you. He has also added a video of the plays so you can see each one of these baseline inbounds plays live.
Most coaches don’t appreciate special situations, but they can make or break your season in crucial times if your basketball players are prepared. I always wanted to score on any special teams situation. I never wanted to just get the ball in. I wanted to attack the defense.
Baseline inbounds plays can be the difference in winning and losing a close game. When you are running a baseline out of bounds play then you are basically running a offensive play and you should be getting your team a quality shot. Your special situations should have your team scoring 10-12 points from every blob and slob that you run.
Tom Izzo is one of the best coaches that excels in special situations. He believes that 4-5 points every game can you win you more close games than not. He believes that any dead ball situation is considered a special teams opportunity and his goal is to be aggressive and pick up 4-5 points a game in any special teams play.
Special teams involves:
Jump balls
Missed offensive free throws
Baseline Inbounds Plays
Sideline out-of-bounds
Plays after time outs
Coach Izzo wants to stress three main goals when it comes to special teams. They should score points, have a specific purpose, and have two scoring options on every play (inside and outside)
I really appreciate all the work that Zak Boisvert has done here. He was one of my first basketball coaching contributors to work his way up to NCAA Divison 1. He has an exceptional work ethic.
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