With that said, I did like how Kelly Olynyk used it against the Timberwolves last night. What I liked about it wasn't that it made the Big KAT get weak in the knees, it is that Olynyk used it IMMEDIATELY. He saw that KAT was out of position already and used the jab with a purpose - to further get him out of position. I like this and it's a LOT different from what Anthony is doing above. It's fast and keeps the cadence of the offense going. Now, looking at it through the lens of a high school coach, I'm probably teaching a hard drive on this - unless it's an exceptional shooter.
Some kids wanted to be firemen when they grew up, some wanted to be astronauts, some wanted to be ninjas, but I wanted to coach high school basketball. This is a blog about coaching basketball and basketball in general. I have a deep passion for basketball and am going to use this blog to share that passion with others as well as expand my own knowledge and ideas. I might post Xs and Os, drills, coaching ideas, or just random thoughts on basketball. Enjoy!
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2 comments:
Great vine. Great thoughts. Very strategic.
Like your stuff.
thanks
Bren
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Well, I am a big fan of basketball, I know how Jordan plays and know every step and strategy of playing the game. Instead of where I play my game as a professional player in NBA which is my dream to join the club game. I really need some help and rarely need any professional essay writing service for my Social science subject and need to pass the papers on my last semester of MBA in Marketing.
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