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About the Full Court Defense:<\/h2>\n

This pressure defense is modeled after the Run and Stun that Ex-Cleveland State coach Kevin Mackey used to take his Vikings to the sweet sixteen in 1986. It uses a ten or more players to wear down their opponents and keep their team fresh. This Full Court Pressure Defense has been one of the best over the last three years of college basketball.<\/p>\n

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Why Press?<\/h2>\n

-To cause TO\u2019s and leading to easier baskets
\n-To wear your opponents down
\n-To play more players on your roster
\n-To break opponents\u2019 rhythm
\n-To eat clock on defense- shortening the time for the offense to get a good shot<\/p>\n

These are just some of the reasons you should employ a press defense.<\/p>\n

This book examines a variety of press defenses employed by some of the press defenses being used today. In this playbook, you will get breakdowns and drills from:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Shaka Smart- VCU and \u201cHAVOC basketball.\u201d
\nMike White- Florida
\nRick Pitino- Louisville
\nJay Wright- Villanova
\nScott Drew- Baylor
\nMike Anderson- Arkansas and \u201cFastest 40\u201d (derived from his mentor Nolan Richardson and \u201c40 Minutes of Hell\u201d)
\nBob Huggins- West Virginia and \u201cPress Virginia.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Contents<\/h2>\n