The pick and roll is basketball’s ultimate weapon, deadly if left unchecked. But defending it isn’t one-size-fits-all. From Low Drop to Ice Defense, each strategy brings its own unique strengths […]

During my coaching career, I’ve learned that sometimes the best defensive strategy isn’t the most conventional one. The box and 1 defense has been my secret weapon in numerous games

The pick-and-roll is one of the oldest and most fundamental plays in basketball. It involves one offensive player setting a screen (pick) for a teammate with the ball and then

Does this sound familiar? Your team keeps passing the ball around, looking for a way through the 2-3 zone. The defense just sits back, cutting off drives and forcing bad

As basketball coaches, we all dream of a smooth-running transition offense that leads to easy buckets. The foundation of this dream? A well-executed outlet pass. I’ve been coaching for over

The 1-3-1 zone defense isn’t just a strategy—it’s a weapon. It can throw teams completely off their game, speed up the tempo, and force turnovers that fuel your offense. Whether

The 2-3 zone is the most popular and well-known zone defense in basketball. Teams of all age and experience levels use it as a way to change pace, slow down

The 4-Out offense is one of the most popular and versatile offenses in basketball and can be used at all levels of play – from youth basketball to the professional ranks.

The Princeton offense is very popula because it emphasizes spacing, timing, and cutting. It is very difficult to defend, and is aesthetically pleasing to watch.