Hey I met with a coach recently and wanted your opinion on what kind of skill development anyone is doing if they run chin. Is it different post moves. Is it retreat dribbles that gets to a attack again. Just wanted to pick some brains for this.

I have been doing the LL course and I was interested in pick n roll coverage. Tyler and Mark talk about doing what works for you and your program. Here are my questions: 1. What are thoughts or experiences on coverage (drop, switch, ice, hedge, etc)? 2. Does where the ball screen occur change your coverage (middle vs wing)? 3. What do you look for in your personnel to determine coverage?

does anyone have some notes on the 1-1-3? we tandem our 2-3 zone just want to improve it when we change the defense!

I have been a head coach for over ten years, however the last two seasons I have been an assistant coach for high school girls. Initially, the head coach assigned me to come up with all inbounds plays, lead our players through Read & React offense(I had run it for almost 8 years prior), press break, and at least one defense that I thought our players could thrive in. We start practice in a week and I was just sent the practice plan for the first practice. It was enough for 3 practices. I asked our HC if I could maybe tinker with it and they were fine with that. Just curious if it will look like I am overstepping when I pair it way back.

@Tyler Coston @Frank Fogg LL question—we played 55 games this summer and fall and committed to LL with great success. Invited ball left with on ball and gap D etc and denied reversals as best we could. But inevitably the ball would occasionally make it to right side, where we were a “no middle team, so we wanted the ball to go right and we did a good job of hell the helper. Seems y’all advocate forcing/influencing left even on right side..Seems in a league like ours good guards getting into paint in Trouble! Just curious on your thoughts about no middle on right side, LL on left? Thanks gents!