Mike Woodson says his assistant coaches saw a play the women's team ran during a game "the other day". The assistant came to Woody and showed him.
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It was the first play of the game against Michigan. The possession ended in a TJD dunk.
Purdue scored 1.36 pts per poss last night -- the most Florida State has given up in 15 years.
Breakdown of how the Boilermakers exploited FSU's aggressive "up-the-line" defense with seals and slips.
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In both of Purdue's last two games, they successfully executed the "2-for-1 Killer" — a clever clock management strategy that shuts down an opponent's chance at a 2-for-1
Video breaking down the strategy
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Extreme pack line principles for Bellarmine last night vs Louisville
- 3 on the ball on middle drives
- Post traps
- Ball screen hedges with the 5-man
54% of Louisville shot attempts were from 3
Alabama-Houston was a chess match between Alabama's spread ball screens and Houston's "2-on-the ball" defense
Breakdown of how Nate Oats and Bama exploited Houston's coverage during crunch time with a set play for back-to-back Jaden Shackelford threes
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Michigan State's off-ball positional defense looked way ahead of schedule for an early season exhibition.
Lock-and-trail pin downs, blow up handoffs, stunt 1 pass away, three quarters in the post:
In 2008, Loyola MD made national news by doubling Steph Curry for an ENTIRE game (holding him scoreless but losing by 30). Somehow, no film of it existed on the internet
I tracked down the film & examined (one of) the most extreme gameplans in CBB history
Here's the intro from yesterday's video explaining the mathematical reason for why drop coverage is so popular... and how Houston does the exact opposite