🚨 Coaching Hack 🚨 Taking common actions and turning... them into SLOB/BLOBs is an extremely effective way to disguise them. - During a scout, teams will typically split live ball offense and SLOB/BLOBs. - Very easy to start in a pseudo spacing template - Help will typically be in 1 pass away formation Conversely, taking your best SLOB/BLOBs and turning them into live ball actions accomplishes the EXACT same thing. This is a simple tactical strategy to steal 6 + points a game. The incredibly popular 'Iverson Curl' used as a SLOB. 👇🏼 🎥 Coach Rioshow more

‼️ Concepts that KILL IN HS ‼️ Iverson from... dead ball actions > Iverson from live ball actions. Pace and tag removal are much easier from SLOB scenarios, in my opinion. 👇🏼 Magrath Zeniths SLOB Iverson Curl | Emptyshow more

"Zipper Iverson" A simple SLOB pattern that gets you... into any of your horns package Organized and ready to run your stuffshow more

Game winning slob from LW. Staudacher used Hunt well... as a decoy to get the layup for sr. Phipps!show more

Hubert Davis with a great SLOB Hammer for Cormac... for the huge 3 (Via Coach Rio 🎥)show more

something fun I forgot to post -- the Liberty... run GSW's (and Red Holzman) classic "WTF" SLOB under Chris DeMarco. I have it as their most common SLOB this szn, actually:show more

With a one-point lead and 20 seconds left to... play in OT, the Pacers went to a SLOB play that ended up spacing both of their stars out to the logo to create an empty-side 3v3 opportunity. What a cool team.show more

A big shift in college basketball: STAY OUT OF... ROTATION AT ALL COSTS. Contested shooting % in the paint is a bigger advantage for the defense, than it is the offense when the alternative is a long closeout. In the event teams guard a ball screen with 3, instead of 2, the tag and rotation is short and extremely crisp in most cases. To counter this, offenses have gone into heavy 'EMPTY BELOW THE NAIL' looks to stretch the tag. UC Irvine uses a goalie in the key, 'whips' off ball screening actions and lock and trail all perimeter threats. They also stay home (packline gaps) beautifully on penetration. This allows them to rebound at a high level as well. 👇🏼show more

FLAT GHOST Simple and EXTREMELY effective. This is a... STAPLE of Daigneault that I love. We call it ‘flat’. - screen is below the 3PT line with butt to the baseline - typically used in inverted or G2G actions - punishes a switch - great end of clock/end of game when switching is assumed - usually forces the D to put 2 on the ball, creating a 2 on 1 on the weakside Common mistakes: - setting the screen to high, pulling the pop out of range. Must be set ~ around the nail. - killing the dribble due to pressure Adding a 45 cut to this action really stretches the D and beats virtually any coverage. 🎥 Taylor Tuckershow more

And on today´s AI Slob feature... Is that an... engine fire or a RATO? 😅😅show more

🚨🚨And on today´s fake ai slob, this is reaching... 500 commentaries on FB as "PLANE MAKES EMERGENCY LANDING!""show more

So the turnovers jump out when looking at the... numbers (3.7 a game) But that’s what typically happens when a guy has the full keys to an offense 24/7 The key is that you add a guy for Bam and Ware who aren’t strictly pocket pass play-makers He can get them the ball anywhereshow more

This is an oldie but ever so applicable with... summer coming to a close in the northern hemisphere. That rough around the greens is healthy and happy. Try this if you are less than 2 feet into the rough. It’s a great escape shot to have in your arsenal! Ball behind trail foot / Putter delofted to project the ball INTO the turf / You’ll typically hit this shot softer than you might anticipate / Ball will pop up and over the rough before landing in the fringe and trickling up to the hole. Give it a go!show more

🚨🚨I AM EXTREMELY BULLISH 🚨🚨 I walked into UNIQLO... today in NYC and saw employees live shopping. This will probably grow into $1 trillion industry alone, overtime. Brands that start doing this immediately will get the first mover advantage. Interactive live shopping is the future as customers can put questions in the open chat and ask employees to try on different outfits live. But it won’t stop at clothing. If you are a Small Business, particularly a coffee shop or a café I would start Live shopping making different coffees and experimenting - overtime you will drive insane traffic. If you are in the jewelry business selling watches, I would start live streaming your sales, especially your online auctions if you sell on eBay. Mark my words, live shopping will be huge. Every major flagship retail outlet on fifth avenue should start doing this, it would even be worth it to build a small studio section in the store and overtime you will grow spectators that will come in just to watch the live stream.show more

You telling me this fat slob in Memphis pulling... a gun on the daughter of a man they snatched is a real ICE agentshow more

The 4 OFFENSES that make up ALL OFFENSES: Triangle,... Princeton, DDM, Flex Understanding the spacing and triggers behind these systems opens up the Pandora's box of teaching the game conceptually. 👇🏼 Specific elements to study from each: TRIANGLE - Weakside 2 man game (pinch post) - Strongside cutting - Corner occupation and stretching the D PRINCETON - Playing through the big on the perimeter (point series) - Occupying the weakside defenders with replace/flare - 2 man off ball actions (split/chin) - Cutting DDM - Push/pull on penetration - Filling space - Short corner hunting seams Flex - Occupation of multiple helpside defenders - Screen the screener and finishing the action - Reading lock and trail vs switch out of off ball actions - BLOB/SLOB execution (STS) Rick Adelman was one of the first to modernize Princeton. Point Series into Spread spacing 👇🏼show more

This is what the future of football will look... like, at least in the teams I coach. A mix of positional players- who give the team depth & support under the ball and functional players who are free to migrate to the ball zone. Moving actions aren’t exclusive to functional playersshow more

I came across this clip of Carlos Alcaraz doing... this simple but effective drill to help with his ball toss when serving It immediately made me think about how these amazing players in ANY sport don't skip the basics I see it everyday with golf, the recreational golfer isn't willing to do the smallest, most basic things in order to help themselves acheive their goals They say they want one thing but their actions don't show they will achieve it Golfers always want to hit driver as hard as they can, they skip the importance of setting up to the ball correctly, they don't like changing their terrible grip because it "feels weird" Yet the best tennis player on the planet is working on his ball toss in order to ensure he can serve the ball to the best of his abilities It's these 1% efforts that can help you achieve exactly what you want. Don't skip them & when a coach asks you to do them, there's a reason we want you to listen and do them. They are importantshow more

If you’re the St Louis guy taking the ball... out, you have to fire it at the bench player as quickly as possible. Leave them no choice but to call a technical because a live ball hit himshow more