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Charlie Koopman
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 18 พ.ย. 2020
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NBA Offense
มุมมอง 543 ปีที่แล้ว
This is a Man to Man offensive set play that is meant to give multiple options and reads to get easy layups and wide open jump shots.
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 18 พ.ย. 2020
Actually goated
you’re awsome bro keep posting, i’m a 6ft 3 sophomore trying to get my handles better and you help me push myself
Good workout. I like how you put emphasis on change in pace
I think that after we ran this so many times today and the other team started cheating, it showed how many other options can open up after this happens
I like the play coach, thanks for taking the time to put it into video form
This is fire 🔥
This is luke brohl btw just on my brothers account
Like option 1 would be Celtics or somethin and 2 would be pistons
I think we should name each option a different nba team
That's a cool idea, even if you go through all the options, the different team names can confuse the defense.
@@charliekoopman7338 yeah that’s why it would most likely work
ya, to that I would say that this play has different ways it could turn out, even tho it is the same play, so I would just say that we should say an NBA team name so it sounds like we have so many plays, even tho we don't
Once we run this play 4 or 5 times and get a few wide open options off of it, then there are other reads that open up. One, for the 1 or Brohl, when the defense thinks you are always going to reverse the ball to the 4, then you have an options to use Jacob's pick to drive and set up another option to drive to the bucket while Jacob rolls to the hoop or a kickout to the 4. Two, once the ball is reversed to the 4, and the defense knows the dribble handoff is going to happen, then the 3 or Koop can cut back door for an easy pass from the 4 or the 4 can do a jab step toward the dribble handoff and drive to the right looking for a layup or a kickout for an open jumper for the 1or 2 or a weakside bounce pass to the 3 cutting to the bucket. Then we could just mirror the entire offense and move some positions around to create even more confusion and options. That's why we need to memorize all the positions.
@@charliekoopman7338 that is exactly what happened today