Author: Aaron Schuck
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COACHING NOTES-MAJERUS 4 MOTION SCREENING
Here are screening options that Rick Majerus would teach with his big inside in his 4 motion. All these screens take place when the ball is on the top.[private]Screening options Majerus 4 motion[/private]
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HALF-COURT-HEAT HORNS
This is a HORNS set that the Heat have used often this year in the playoffs. It provides many scoring options from their best players.[private]MIAMI HEAT HORNS[/private]
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BOB- STANFORD WOMEN’S BOX
The Stanford Women’s team had another successful season this past year. Here is a BOB they would run to get their best shooter an open shot or get a post an easy bucket on a slip.[private]Stanford Women BOB Box[/private]
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HALF-COURT-PIKEVILLE DRAG
This is a set that comes from the Pikeville University men’s team. It contains a drag screen right into a backscreen. [private]Pikeville Drag[/private]
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HALF-COURT-ST. LOUIS BOX
This is a set that we picked up from the Tunica Nike clinic. This is great action to get your shooters open looks. [private]ST. Louis BOX[/private]
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HALF COURT-YALE MOTION
Here is a good look at how Yale gets into their motion offense. There is constant movement by all 5 players on the floor. [private]Yale motion[/private]
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BOB KNIGHT CORNERSTONE OF PHILOSOPHY NOTES
Photo credit – Truett Holmes. Photo from Wikipedia Bob Knight had a hall of fame coaching career. These are some notes from a clinic we attended where Bob Knight was a featured speaker. He talked a lot on the cornerstones of his coaching philosophy. [private] BOB KNIGHT NOTES[/private]
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HALF COURT-1-4 HIGH SINGLE DOUBLE
This is a good set to get your best two shooter good looks. It is basic but provides a couple good scoring opportunities.[private]1-4 single double[/private]