at top of key, screen away. At elbow, "spin" option.

Thanks, appreciate it!

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Man this is nothing new. Im just now looking this stuff up. This is small ball lineup stuff. Pick n roll stuff.. Lmao.

@@pmontyjaaaymes488no one said it was new. Just that calipari couldn’t teach it.😊

It's night and day.

Man its literally dribble drive and pick n rolls. Lmao. Playing through the 5 man you have to go small ball line up. The best teams were UConn and Purdue. But other teams that went deep had traditional centers. Lmao

@@pmontyjaaaymes488 You have no clue what you're about. Just talking out of your ass. Lmao

BYU had a higher NET rating than Kentucky last year. They were also projected to be 13th in the conference at the start of the season. So you are mad that Kentucky selected an over achieving coach vs. an over achieving recruiter and under achieving coach? Makes sense.

yeah I included that verbiage in there as some call it that. Lots of times in Ghost Screens it is big-on-little, but Marquette will use slides guard on guard. I happened to have the practice footage of Shaka teaching it at VCU with the "slide" verbiage, so that's what I used.

@@RadiusAthletics Ghosts are typically a shooter, usually a guard, it's a slip into a Pop. You can roll or slip, or pop or ghost. That's how i explain it to my athletes at least

@@mcfuckinanotheraccount808 i agree with you, ghost sounds cool and that's what people call it now, but i had actual practice footage of Shaka calling it "slide" so i went with that...

"Laker Cut" to me is a give-and-go after a post entry. It was part of the triangle offense and the Phil Jackson-era Lakers ran it to perfection. Hence the name "laker cut."

@@RadiusAthletics That explains why I was unfamiliar with it. Although I've heard it before. That was after my playing days. LOL I feel old now

Treat that like "spin" Dribble at the denied player, they cut backdoor. Pass to forward then that sets up the drift screen for the passer.

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Great feedback, I wanted to try one without music for once to see if I liked it. And no, I do not like it! It is better with a bit of music.

I don't know. I'd do it by coaching my team out of habits and ruts to introduce variety. "Hey let's take it to point some..." or "Hey, let's get to a drift as soon as possible..." When habits and ruts start to form, I steer the team away from them. Coaching!

@@RadiusAthletics Great stuff, i just wonder if it is somehow conceptual and there are triggers to distinguish the actions, but maybe that's just complicating things sometimes.

@@mcfuckinanotheraccount808 I get what you are asking: what is "telling them" to take it to Point vs. continuing through the Chin to Drift progress. I don't see calls or anything and sometimes there is some denial of the guard to forward pass, that could be one thing. But my hunch is just a team wanting a varied attack using all the option. I like the way you think though!

@@mcfuckinanotheraccount808 From a member of their coaching staff: "We like to mix it up, if we have went through chin completely a couple times we really like to get into another action. Example; If they are really pressuring then we will hit the point spot and see how many actions we can get to before the defense messes up. We have more options out of our point series than chin. But as far as triggers go, we really just let our guys play out of it."

@@RadiusAthletics Very interesting, so it’s more as you suspected, use a varied attack and look to cause different problems for the defense. The execution on this teams you’ve been posting really sets them apart, players buy into the system. I love this actions, to play them and to coach them 👌🏼