I am the freshman head coach and I agree with Scott Nicholson and Danny. I try to see what kind of players I have or what their roles could be. Our program at the freshmen level is all about development. I align the offense and defense based on JV and varsity, to prepare and/or to potentially move up. Also have fun with it. Have a high standard. Teach good habits and accountability.

I think other than basketball IQ, knowing how to motivate a team, knowing how to build chemistry with a team, and how to build confidence in players

Definitely 1-4. Insight to the traveling and networking with others to build relationships.

What has helped me out is getting different perspectives and ideas of how to approach workouts, ideas on how to create workouts from SSG, but the next step is learning the business end, so getting insight from post about the business end of training.

If I could ONLY pick one, I'd pick 200 with defense. Maybe we don't have to be 100% live all the time but I think seeing and reacting to defense can improve those game reps, it can provide data of player progression, and players still get good amount of reps in per day.