Hey Guys, I hope you had a good weekend. I have a request. If it’s not too much to ask, could you comment on this thread with a little bit of information? Have you gotten better since joining the community? Have you learned anything since joining the community? Do you understand basketball more than you did before? If I have helped in any way, please let me know how. Let me know ow what has helped the most, and what your favorite post was. I’m trying to see how many of you have improved your game and how much I have helped. I also want to see what everyone’s favorite type of content is so I can make more of it. Thank you guys so much for your time!

Hey Guys, I’m about to make my biggest post yet. It’s a breakdown on how to attack off of a screen / in transition. It’s my first post like this, so I’m nervous and it’s a little awkward, please bear with me. Hope you guys enjoy it, and it helps you level up your game. It’s over 3 minutes long. Would appreciate any feedback you guys have! Also thank you guys so much for 60 members, you’re awesome! We are also top 75 in the Sports Categories. Let’s keep the ball rolling! - Hinton Hoops

Ask How you can learn not Why it happened. Ask how you can be better from a loss not why you lost. Have a winners mentality not a victims. Learn and grow. That’s the key. What are you guys working on this weekend?

Team > I. Working together will get you farther than any individual can. Just look at the Knicks Spurs series. The Spurs had the better record, the best player, the better defense, were the favorites, but none of that mattered. The Knicks played team basketball. They had different guys step up and not only won but destroyed the Spurs when it easily could’ve been a sweep the other day. It was one play, one possession, one quarter, one half at a time. They went after every loose ball, crashed every board, took charges and played help side defense. No one person had to do it alone. They got down 10+ in every game and won 4/5. They stuck together and made it happen. Another lesson learned is how much of an impact you can make without scoring. Hart was huge this series. He was rebounding, blocking shots, getting in passing lanes and more. Proof that you can play at the highest level and get time without needing to score. He’s also an undersized player for his position. Heart over height and team over individual.

Touched rim on a 9’7 not dunked it