Higher level perimeter defense

Mark Rosen, head coach at University of Michigan, explains how perimeter defense changes to match your team's, and the opposing team's level. For college teams, perimeter defenders must be deeper in the back of the court to compete against higher level offenses. For high school and club, the defenders often start in a more shallow position to be ready for the setter dump.
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Finally, a coach recognizing the futility of trying to dig the hard driven middle attack. Good on yuh