Make this shooting drill competitive by adding a timed element or a score element (or both). We will often do "Best out of 5." You could also do "Best out of 10" and have the player go through the 5 spots twice. The drill also serves as a great conditioning drill. It's best to use a rebounder. Click for more #PlayerDevelopmentWeek content! See More
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Players will love this 1-on-1 finishing drill. Teach offensive players to keep their eyes on the rim while finishing through contact. Teach defensive players to contest at the basket without fouling. You can mix up cone placement for different finishing angles. Click for more #PlayerDevelopmentWeek content! See More
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Coach Tom Izzo creates several scoring opportunities out of this double stagger set for the Spartans. Click for more plays and drills from Tony Miller! See More
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A little misdirection and an elevator screen can get you an open look from deep for a game winner. Click for more plays and drills from Tony Miller! See More
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This multipurpose drill works on both defense and offense. Players must react quickly when the coach chooses a player to throw the ball to on either block. The player on offense must score at the basket against immediate pressure. The player on defense attempts to prevent a basket without fouling. Make the drill competitive by keeping score (defensive stops, made baskets, etc.). Click for more #PlayerDevelopmentWeek content! See More
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I firmly believe that every team should work on defensive closeouts and lateral slides in some way EVERY practice. This drill incorporates both of these skills into one drill. Coaches can set up multiple diamonds on the court. Have each player go 3-4 times then switch with a partner. Make the drill competitive by timing players. Click for more #PlayerDevelopmentWeek content! See More
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With interchangeable big men and multiple shooters on the 2017-2018 Duke team, Coach Mike Krzyzewski had the option of running this Horns set to either side of the court. See More
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In Utah's 2018 NBA Playoff series with the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Jazz used a variety of Horns sets to pick apart the OKC defense. See More
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Jazz coach, Quin Snyder, uses a variety of Horns sets to maximize his unique blend of players. Joe Ingles' ability to shoot from deep at the 4 position makes this Horns play a great option as an ATO. See More
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Tied with less than 8 seconds left, the Celtics' Brad Steves chose to put five shooters on the floor for a shot to win the game against the Jazz. The decision paid off with a Jaylen Brown three from the top of the key. See More
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In this 3 Low BLOB, the Celtics get an open look for a shooter with a screen-the-screener (STS) action. See More
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Find yourself needing a 3 with only a couple minutes left? This ATO can get you a look from deep in the first half of your shot clock. See More
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The Spartans used this SLOB primarily to get Miles Bridges into the post off a guard-to-big back screen. Another option is for a 3 off the stagger for the initial screener. See More
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In Miles Bridges, Tom Izzo had a stretch four who could stroke it from deep. This horns set gave Bridges a 3pt look early in the possession. See More
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This quick hitter from the Golden State Warriors is one of many hammer players in Steve Kerr's playbook. See More
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