
| 1 Herb Brown
- play up and down until one team scores, defend against a set offence and transition - start at one basket (halfcourt set or inbounds), go up and back (three plays total), rotate teams, play to 7 baskets - run out of bounds plays - play a two-minute game, simulate score (e.g., stealing or fouling if behind) - run plays after a made or missed free throw - play 5 on 0 attack on one end to 5 on 5 on the other to 5 on 5 in transition after a stop or score.
Bruce Pearl - play 3-possession (halfcourt, up, back) or 5-possession basketball, a turnover does not count as a possession. Gregg Popovich - 3 ways - team A attacks team B halfcourt, coach calls a set and passes to the point guard, go up and back on changes of possession, you can then teach, start over with team B on offence, play to 10 points with 1 point for scoring and 1 point for a stop. You can run an inbounds play if the ball goes out of bounds under a goal. Ian MacKinnon - 5 on 0 upcourt (e.g., press offence), back against a set defence (e.g., 2-3 zone), switch teams on a stop or score, repeat. goxavier.com - 4 on 0 motion upcourt (flarescreen and post touch before a shot), 4 on 4 coming back [could be three teams], work on set plays and inbounds plays as well, also 5 on 0 motion into 5 on 5.. |