by:Seth Massey

Bison Basketball







Showing posts with label defense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label defense. Show all posts

Monday, September 27, 2010

LSU Lady Tiger Defensive General Concepts


WE WANT TO TAKE AWAY THE PAINT AT ALL TIMES
◄When the ball gets to the paint it creates easy shot opportunities in the paint
◄When the ball gets to the paint it creates easy perimeter shots (especially 3’s)
◄When the ball gets to the paint it creates help and recover situations
◄When the ball gets to the paint it creates closeout situations
◄When the ball gets to the paint it creates fouling situations
......taking away the paint starts with transition defense
......stance, head, eyes and footwork are critically important
…...team defense — having the ability to help early — is a necessity

WE WANT A HAND ON THE BALL
◄When the ball handler has the ball and has not dribbled…
......we want to have a hand on the ball — constantly mirroring the ball!
◄When the ball handler is dribbling…
......we want the defender to have a hand on the ball as it is dribbled!
◄When the ball handler is attempting to pass…
......we want a hand on the ball as it is passed with the goal of deflecting it!
◄When the ball handler is attempting to shoot…
......we want a hand on the ball to block or alter the shot!

WE WANT TO TAKE AWAY THE OPPONENT’S STRENGTH
◄This will come from scouting and game preparation

WE WANT TO HAVE A COMMUNICATIVE DEFENSE
◄We want to be constantly talking at all times
◄This will increase our concentration and execution

WE WANT TO DO ALL THE ABOVE WITHOUT FOULING
◄Do not give your opponent’s easy scores and free throws are easy scores
◄Don’t bail out bad shots or bad plays
◄Make our opponent’s make plays

WE WANT TO FINISH WITH A BLOCKOUT AND A REBOUND
◄Grabbing the rebound is like picking up your paycheck at the end of the work week.

via Bob Starkey LSU

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Defensive Analysis by Greg Brown



ANALYZING OUR DEFENSE
1. One on One Defense
a. Focus on our player’s ability to fight through
i. An off ball screen
ii. An on ball screen
iii. Closeouts
iv. Shot pressure
v. Ball pressure
vi. Coverdowns
vii. Blockouts
2. Post Defense
3. Vision
4. Opponents Scoring Sequence
a. How are they scoring on us?
i. Transition
ii. Put backs
iii. Vs set defense
iv. Out of Bounds
v. FT’s
5. Penetration
a. Where does penetration occur?
b. How did they generate the penetration?
compliments of Greg Brown UCF http://ucfwbbthoughts.blogspot.com/

Monday, May 24, 2010

Coach K: Components of good defnese


1. Conditioning
- never rest on the defensive end
2. Courage
- dive on loose balls / Take a charge
3. Intelligence
- understand our defense in game situations
4. Habits
- constant reps, do defensive drills daily
5. Attitude
- positive defensive attitude
- don't fear failing
- confidence in selves & teammates

Sunday, May 23, 2010

Coach K: Principles of Defense


1. Vision - See ball at all times
2. Move as the ball moves making
gradual adjustments.
3. Communication- glue that holds
all 5 players together. To talk
you must concentrate on what is
happening on the floor.
4. Aggressiveness- but don't foul.