Tag: Coaching Notes
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ASK COACH HEMI: Evaluating Basketball Talent
One of the most frequent questions I get asked is, “What do you look for when evaluating player?” That is a question that requires depth and time to answer. So while working as a talent evaluator within the game of basketball has taught me what to look for when finding successful players. Here is a…
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COACHING NOTES – PIKEVILLE PROGRAM NOTES
*Pikeville logo taken from Wikipedia Pikeville Men’s basketball team won the NAIA National Championship in 2011. Here are some program notes regarding their philosophy on building a winning program. [private]UNIVERISTY OF PIKEVILLE MENS BASKETBALL[/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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ASK COACH HEMI: CORNERSTONES OF SUCCESSFUL PROGRAMS
This weekend I had the chance to spend the weekend evaluating girls basketball players at the Midwest Showdown in Mason, OH. I was accompanied by former Auburn University standout, Blanche Alverson, who plans to join the college coaching ranks in the near future. While talking about evaluating players and coaching, we began discussing what the…
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NOTES – JIM CREWS
Photo of Jim Crews while at Army. *Photo from Wikipedia Jim Crews has long been one of the great teachers of the game of basketball. He got his start as an assistant under legendary Bob Knight at Indiana. He gained his reputation at Evansville University during the 80s & 90s. He built the Aces into…
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COACHING NOTES – INDIANA WESLEYAN DEFENSIVE SYSTEM
*Photo from Wikipedia Principles from Indiana Wesleyan who were the 2007 & 2013 NAIA Women’s National Championship program. [private] INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERISTY[/private]
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NOTES – FLORIDA STATE BASKETBALL DEFENSIVE SYSTEM
*Photo from Wikipedia Here are the defensive notes that Leonard Hamilton shared at the NIKE Clinic in Tunica, Mississippi in May of 2014. [private] FSU DEFENSIVE SYSTEM [/private]
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NOTES: BOB STARKEY SHELL DEFENSE
Bob Starkey is one of the best teachers of the game of basketball. He would be considered by many as a “Guardian” of the game because of his ability to easily communicate the practical principles of the game. Although many may be familiar with his work as a motion offense coach, Starkey taught the shell…
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NOTES: UGA WBB 2-3 FLIP FLOP ZONE
Andy Landers gave a clinic at the WBCA National Convention talking specifically on his 2-3 “Flip-Flop” zone. Although he is not a “zone coach,” he has adapted several principles over the years to make his zone defense work. Members can read what he had to say below: [private]04-06-14 Andy Landers 2-3 Flip Flop Zone[/private]
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CLINIC NOTES: ROBBIE LAING via 2010 COLUMBUS STATE CLINIC
Coach Robbie Laing spent 10 years as the head coach at Campbell University in Buies Creek, N.C. His defensive notes that he gave at this clinic were unique and helpful all at once. He provides a different way of looking at match-ups, defending screens and philosophy on half/full court defense. [/private]Robbie Laing via 2010 Columbus…