2018-19 NBA CHAMPION TORONTO RAPTORS PLAYBOOK Send to FastDraw via button above, or download the PDF here. Liston to A Quick Timeout Podcast: Nick Nurse's Diverse Coaching Background See More
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Even if you have FastDraw, the #1 play diagramming tool for coaches, we know it can be helpful to have scratch paper handy for sketching up sets in a hurry. We created this simple 3x3 blank diagram sheet to aide in your NCAA tournament viewing. It includes Half Court, Full Court, BLOB and SLOB court layouts. Click the Send To FastDraw button above to download to your library, where you can customize the layout if you'd like. You can also download the sheet as a PDF. And if you don't yet have FastDraw, take advantage of our special offer for new subscribers! Use code at checkout: MADNESS20 Also, check out this guide on How To Maximize Your March Madness With FastDraw! Follow #FastModelMadness24 on Twitter for live XsOs during the tourneys! See More
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This play, from Coach Brandon Rosenthal, is the first in our new series of 'Post Ups', featuring FastDraw contributors from all over the coaching profession. Coach Rosenthal details great movement to stretch the defense and set up a ball screen at the top of the key. Follow Coach Rosenthal on Twitter: @CoachRosenthal See More
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This is a great transition drill for offense and defense. Teaching Point(s): Emphasize defensive philosophy and principles; protect the paint, closeouts with contested shots, rotation and recover, communication, no easy baskets, no layups, 3 players box out, no fouling. Work For: Work to hold offense until equal defender gets back. Charges, Steals, Deflections, Bad Shots. *Drill can also be taught for transition offense* See More
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Great competitive drill for teaching offense and defense transition. See More
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This is an action utilized by Coach Sergio Scariola (currently coaching EA Milan in Italy, as well as the Spanish National coach) while coaching BC Khimki in Russia. It combines ball screens and overloads against the zone. See More
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David Blatt used this play action to open a game during his coaching tenure at Maccabi Tel Aviv. *New customers use discount code SAVE10 at purchase* See More
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This is a fun set to install. The players will love it and you'll love the result. We use a pass I first saw late one night watching FIBA basketball on NBATV. Think Manu Ginobili type play. Your player passing will sprint to the baseline, jump out of bounds and complete a cross court pass. I like this pass because if the defense tips it you get to run a BLOB (see my other posts) and most defenders, mine included are going to stop at the baseline. If they don't, again, hit them and its a BLOB opportunity. Drill included See More
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This plan comes for 3fromthecorner.com follower Coach Dan Carey from Hamilton High School in Sussex, Wisconsin. Offense's goal is to simply dribble the ball into the paint -- no shots, just get into the paint safely with both feet and under control with the ball. This game really helps with a "no help needed" mentality guarding the ball -- something we say all the time to our players. We want them in "one-on-one mentality" when guarding the ball. But when focusing on help, and getting into gaps, this is a great drill to build the habit of being there early with your FEET on helpside, and not reaching. Put in a "shot clock" of 15-20 seconds that the offense has to try to get into the paint *Offense not allowed to play "butt ball" and just catch it, back your man down and get into the paint -- has to be on a direct drive *Great drill to build toughness in your team. Also a great drill for taking charges See More
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Check out how great FastDraw is for scouting your opponents. These plays are from a team (AR) we scouted last season. If you are serious about coaching you need FastDraw. . Failing to Prepare is preparing to fail. See More
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This is a teaching tool used along with drills to teach Guards how to use the slot screen most effectively. See More
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This is the tool we use when teaching guards how to use a ball screen on the wing. This chart, accompanied with breakdown drills creates a great understanding of the play. See More
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This is the best drill there is for teaching the game of basketball. Cut-Throat is a pillar of the Snow Valley Basketball School. Every camp ends with this drill. See More
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David Blatt been around the Israeli and Euroleague basketball circuit. Including coaching for Maccabi Tel Aviv (they de bezt, alweyz de bezt) and the Russian National Team (Kirilenko, Mozgov, Shved). He coached Anthony Parker back into the NBA. Names don't exactly get the point across, but let it be known, that he has coached winning teams, almost exclusively. And thats the point of the game. From what I can gather Blatt's teams run a lot through a horns offense. Which, if you don't know, puts two guys- one on either- high post (witch's nipple), two guys in opposite corner/wings and starts with the ball handler at the top of the key. It is not a triangle offense, but it does revolve around cerebral players creating space with passing, smart cutting and good footwork. Certainly a proprietor of the Triangle has respect for this, a verySpurs-y set of offensive goals. Everybody needs touches to make this kitten purr. Everyone needs to fill the open spaces that relate to their skill set, and everyone must become a threat when they have the ball. You can check out other David Blatt Plays at Men's Basketball Hoop Scoop. See More
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Fred Hoiberg has turned Iowa State into a fast-paced offensive machine, akin to the Warriors in the NBA. The Iowa State Cyclones offense is predicated upon fast tempo, unselfish ball movement, three-point shooting, and positional versatility. PerNCAA.com, Hoiberg’s squad sits at 11th in the nation in scoring offense and 11th in field goal percentage. According to Ken Pomeroy, Iowa State plays at the 13th fastest pace in the country and ranks eighth in the nation in offensive efficiency. The efficiency stems from the infectious ball movement instilled by Hoiberg, reflected by the team’s second best assist per game average in the country. When the Cyclones click on all cylinders, they look like a team destined for a deep run in March. If you are interested in seeing more of Coach Fred Hoiberg's Offense then check out our website: Men's Basketball Hoop Scoop See More
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