What do you find to be an effective approach, games, drills, etc to maximize your teams warmup time in order to get them ready to play. Both pre game and coming out of half time?

Are these something you guys think is most effective when used daily?

If our rationale for our Offense and Defense KPI’s is eFG% is the #1 indicator to winning, is making our KPI’s focusing on increasing/decreasing (offense/defense) BA shots, or decreasing/increasing (defense/offense) NA shots more beneficial.

We want to emphasize arriving alone when you set a ball screen or away screen. How can we build a constraint focused on that?

I think my note taking has confused me as I am trying to make our game model. I get that each phase needs to be broken down with a KPI, principles of play, and concepts under each principle of play. I remember the cohort call saying that having this should help create a checklist for watching film and communicating with players and coaches. I also love the idea for making sure when we create practice plans that we know what we are specifically trying to improve on. The question I have is, in the sample game model resource, what does the "desired outcomes" table include? Principles of play, concepts, both, neither?