I like to see the leaders on my team ask teammates to stay and shoot with them for those 15-20min after practice. Good for team chemistry. Challenging my leaders to do it with everyone on the team at least once.

3man weave or pattern drills like this. If coaches want to use them as a quick warmup I’m fine with it. But I’ve talked to some coaches where they see these pattern drills as skill development

How you would train a player in YouTube 1v1 space? I keep up with the scene and watch a lot of games, but just curious how you would approach it

I would teach spacing more and teach memorizing sets less. Then by default your offense becomes skill development.

I’m gonna try some a new progression this year. 4v2 lava, the first rule is you can’t catch the ball in the midrange. The mid range is lava. Then once they are comfortable with that I will add every drive and kick has to be a 2out (drive, kick, and one more), next rule is the curry rule which is after you drive and kick you have to relocate to space in 2seconds or it’s a Turnover. Then the last rule I will add cutting. You can only catch the ball in the lava on a direct cut to the basket. Preferably off a drive. Then the next progression would be to play 4v3 and then 4v4

I like watching Doug Novak’s teams. I like his Spacing and how all his actions flow together seamlessly. I first heard of him when he recruited me out of high school. His offense was playing out of concepts and different formations, and not plays. He was doing this before it was trending like today.

@Daniel Cooper here are some resources https://www.coachdougnovak.com/coachingtools there is a spot in his website that shows his teams offense from every year he has coached