Jason Kidd NBA Brooklyn Nets Slob Play by Adam Short
The end of May is always a dead time for basketball. College basketball players are at home enjoying the little bit of time away they have away from campus. Grassroots basketball is finishing up their spring session. High school coaches are looking forward to the opportunity to finally get their teams in the gym. The only thing basketball fans have are the NBA playoffs. I got this Jason Kidd NBA Brooklyn Nets Slob Play from watching the Brooklyn Nets against the Miami Heat. This Jason Kidd NBA Brooklyn Nets Slob Play can get potentially four shots to win the game. I think this play can be effective for any grassroot coach who might need to draw up a game winner during their summer session.
I learned a very painful early in my coaching career of not having a full court play, SLOB, or a BLOB play to win a game. I froze in the timeout. I ended up drawing up a play that resulted in my team not even getting a shot up. After that experience, I promised myself I will always be prepared. Going into a game, a coach should have a play to win the game whether they are down by 1, 2, or 3 points. “Kidd” is a play to run whether you are down by 2 or 3 points. “Kidd” states off with 4 coming off a triple back screen from 5, 2, and 3. You can either have 4 cut to the rim or to the weak side wing, depending on the score. 5 and 2 will then screen for 3. 3 will come off the screens cutting to the ball side corner. 1’s looking to hit 3 for a shot. If 3 isn’t open, 5 is then screening for 2. 2 is cutting to the ball side wing looking for a shot. If 2 gets the ball and doesn’t have a shot, 5 is finding 1’s defender who is guarding the in-bounds pass. 2 will hit 1 for a game winner. I hope this Jason Kidd NBA Brooklyn Nets Slob Play can help some young coach out there who needs to draw a play up at the end of a game. I would like to hear some feedback on this Jason Kidd NBA Brooklyn Nets Slob Play.
Coach Adam Short is entering his first season as men’s basketball assistant coach at Missouri State University-West Plains. Prior to Missouri State University-West Plains, Adam Short was an assistant men’s basketball coach at Cowley College. Short grew up in Indiana and was a First-Team All-Conference selection as a senior at Lake Central High School. He went on to attend Joliet (Ill) Junior College and helped the team to a NJCAA Division III national runner-up finish, while being named First-Team All-Conference and a two-time Region 4 Player of the Week. After Joliet, Short spent his final two years of college basketball playing at NAIA school Avila University in Kansas City, MO. At Avila, he scored more than 1,000 points in his career and earned all-conference honors each year at the school. He graduated from Avila in 2011 with a Bachelor’s degree in English with an emphasis in writing. Short then served as a graduate assistant coach with the Avila men’s basketball team from 2011-2013 and earned a Master’s degree in Organizational Development in 2013. During his time at Avila, Coach Short help led the Eagles to their best record in a decade. As well As well in 2011 where they were 1st in the Nation in three pointers made per game and 3rd in the Nation in three point percentage per game 38%. Short also help lead team to first ever conference tournament hosted game in school history 2012 He also spent the past four years working with MoKan Nike Elite Youth Basketball League out of Kansas City, MO. His job duties consisted of coaching, scouting, and breaking down film.
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