Jim Crews 2014 Nike Tunica Clinic Notes
The Jim Crews 2014 Nike Tunica Clinic Notes will explain everything that Bob Knight was saying about Jim Crews during the NCAA Tournament. He wasn’t holding anything back and it was all praise for Jim Crews. St. Louis was 22-2 and undefeated in the Atlantic 10 conference and on track for the best season in program history. They were ranking 156th in offensive effficiency and not playing the most pleasing sight of basketball to most fans.
They don’t win the game on the offensive end, but rather on the defensive end. You will see that in the Jim Crews 2014 Nike Tunica Clinic Notes. They have offense with movement and don’t rely on the 3 point shot. They do a lot of screening and they don’t just come down the floor to jack a shot. They shoot more free throws (534) compared to the other team (450). They aren’t an easy team to play and they understand the value of defense.
Coach Bob Knight is no stranger to Jim Crews. Coach Jim Crews played for Bob Knight at Indiana and was an assistant for him there. The Jim Crews 2014 Nike Tunica Clinic Notes will show that Coach Crews is a teacher of the game and that he understands the game.
Jim Crews took over for Rick Majerus when he passed away. Coach Crews has his team emphasize movement and spacing on offense mixed in with tireless man defense. St. Louis was the nation’s second most experienced team. The players are basically adults with five seniors being 24. They simply make fewer poor decisions than their opponents.
The Jim Crews 2014 Nike Tunica Clinic Notes are a great set of basketball coaching clinic notes and I hope that you enjoy them.
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