Kyle Fisher retweeted
Oaks Christian sophomore wing James Marcaccini
Bright future, just starting to scratch the surface
Comes from a big time basketball family
Bright future, just starting to scratch the surface
Comes from a big time basketball family
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Kyle Fisher retweeted
Breaking: World Stage Sports unveils ATLAS, a new global league for high school and academy basketball, sources tell ESPN’s @PaulBiancardi.
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The Bucks keep talking about “constraints” in practice. What the heck does that mean?
A closer look at the Constraints-Led Approach, why Taylor Jenkins is embracing it, and how it changes the way Milwaukee practices:
dairylandexpress.com/what-is-the-co…
A closer look at the Constraints-Led Approach, why Taylor Jenkins is embracing it, and how it changes the way Milwaukee practices:
dairylandexpress.com/what-is-the-co…
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Kyle Fisher retweeted
COMPLETE BASKETBALL · THE SPACE LADDER
Add A Player
Coach Tim Brady
Add A Player builds the game one player at a time, from 1 v 1 to 5 v 5, from the same drill start. Each rung adds one attacker and one defender, and the new pair brings one new decision, so players never learn 5 v 5, the help can come from four places, and the players have already seen each one on its own. No passes are drawn, on purpose. The frames show the drive, the help and the movement, and the pass is the player's to find by seeing where the help came from. Off the ball, the cue is the direction of the drive: toward you pushes you, away pulls you, and once the floor is full it turns into the Wheel.
The third page gives three questions for freezes and clips, after Doug Lemov: What's going to happen? And so? Is there an if/then rule? Nothing on the card draws the pass, so the questions are how you find out whether the player saw it.
Add A Player
Coach Tim Brady
Add A Player builds the game one player at a time, from 1 v 1 to 5 v 5, from the same drill start. Each rung adds one attacker and one defender, and the new pair brings one new decision, so players never learn 5 v 5, the help can come from four places, and the players have already seen each one on its own. No passes are drawn, on purpose. The frames show the drive, the help and the movement, and the pass is the player's to find by seeing where the help came from. Off the ball, the cue is the direction of the drive: toward you pushes you, away pulls you, and once the floor is full it turns into the Wheel.
The third page gives three questions for freezes and clips, after Doug Lemov: What's going to happen? And so? Is there an if/then rule? Nothing on the card draws the pass, so the questions are how you find out whether the player saw it.
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Kyle Fisher retweeted
You don’t need Synergy, Sportscode, or an analyst to build a useful postgame report.
If you have a normal box score, start here:
eFG% = (FGM + 0.5 × 3PM) ÷ FGA
3PT Rate = 3PA ÷ FGA
FT Rate = FTA ÷ FGA
ORB% = ORB ÷ (ORB + Opponent DRB)
TO Rate = TO ÷ Possessions
You can also break down where your points came from:
% from 2s
% from 3s
% from FTs
Now you have a quick picture of:
How you shot
Where your shots came from
If you got to the line
If you created extra possessions
If turnovers hurt you
Especially for high school staffs with limited help, you don’t need to track everything.
You just need a few numbers that actually tell you what happened.
If you have a normal box score, start here:
eFG% = (FGM + 0.5 × 3PM) ÷ FGA
3PT Rate = 3PA ÷ FGA
FT Rate = FTA ÷ FGA
ORB% = ORB ÷ (ORB + Opponent DRB)
TO Rate = TO ÷ Possessions
You can also break down where your points came from:
% from 2s
% from 3s
% from FTs
Now you have a quick picture of:
How you shot
Where your shots came from
If you got to the line
If you created extra possessions
If turnovers hurt you
Especially for high school staffs with limited help, you don’t need to track everything.
You just need a few numbers that actually tell you what happened.
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Kyle Fisher retweeted
Mark Daigneault never played college basketball lol. Neither did Dusty May. Playing at a high level has never been a prerequisite to being a great coach and player development is just another aspect of coaching
Guys who have NEVER played sports at a high level are training PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES. Lol
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Kyle Fisher retweeted
Cardinals reached agreement Wednesday with standout WR Michael Wilson on a three-year extension that keeps him in Arizona through the 2029 season, per me and @RapSheet. Wilson is expected to sign the deal today.
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For all of my fellow analytical nerds or fans that want to learn more about how math gets used in CBB....
Here is 14 minutes of (Dr/professor) Josh Schertz teaching me more analytics in the classroom on how he builds a roster & system👨🔬
@SaintLouisMBB
@JoshSchertzSLU
Here is 14 minutes of (Dr/professor) Josh Schertz teaching me more analytics in the classroom on how he builds a roster & system👨🔬
@SaintLouisMBB
@JoshSchertzSLU
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This was a loaded squad! Fun group to coach.
Jonathan Plax ‘28 Oak Park
Bryshon McGee ‘29 Pacifica
Valentino Canessa ‘27 Santa Barbara
Brady Sullivan ‘28 Oaks Christian
Tommy Williams ‘28 St. Bonaventure
Rayden Goodwin ‘28 Oaks Christian
Hank Baskett IV ‘28 Oaks Christian
Jonathan Plax ‘28 Oak Park
Bryshon McGee ‘29 Pacifica
Valentino Canessa ‘27 Santa Barbara
Brady Sullivan ‘28 Oaks Christian
Tommy Williams ‘28 St. Bonaventure
Rayden Goodwin ‘28 Oaks Christian
Hank Baskett IV ‘28 Oaks Christian
Sports Academy Swish 2028 completes the summer winning the Hi-Top Hoops Hoopsteria 15u division in Vegas. Proud of this group, excited to watch them compete at the next level!
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‼️ FOUNDATIONAL OFFENSE ‼️
HOLD SPACE
- the tendency under pressure is to flock to the ball. This is counterintuitive. Corner spacing is 🔑 in half court and transition offense.
TEACH DOUBLE GAPS
- this is a universal truth of all offense; double gaps create big advantage BALL HORIZONTALLY
- statistically PPP increases ~ 50% strictly by reversing the basketball (and the residual effects this encompasses).
PAINT TOUCHES
- if you win the paint touch battle you will win > 60% of your games if the talent disparity is comparable.
OBOARDS OR TRANSITION?
- will you steal possessions on the glass or in fast break? Typically this is a core identity of the team you want to become. When the shots aren't falling, extra possessions are CRITICAL.
@ShotTracker studied 12 D1 programs to find the relationship between PPP and ball reversals/paint touches.
👇🏼
HOLD SPACE
- the tendency under pressure is to flock to the ball. This is counterintuitive. Corner spacing is 🔑 in half court and transition offense.
TEACH DOUBLE GAPS
- this is a universal truth of all offense; double gaps create big advantage BALL HORIZONTALLY
- statistically PPP increases ~ 50% strictly by reversing the basketball (and the residual effects this encompasses).
PAINT TOUCHES
- if you win the paint touch battle you will win > 60% of your games if the talent disparity is comparable.
OBOARDS OR TRANSITION?
- will you steal possessions on the glass or in fast break? Typically this is a core identity of the team you want to become. When the shots aren't falling, extra possessions are CRITICAL.
@ShotTracker studied 12 D1 programs to find the relationship between PPP and ball reversals/paint touches.
👇🏼
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Kyle Fisher retweeted
Play Calling System
Each set play has a main counter and a backdoor counter
“Chest” = Parent Action
“Chest-Again” = Counter Action
“Chest-Run It” = Backdoor Counter
Become impossible to scout!
Each set play has a main counter and a backdoor counter
“Chest” = Parent Action
“Chest-Again” = Counter Action
“Chest-Run It” = Backdoor Counter
Become impossible to scout!
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Kyle Fisher retweeted
Former Simi Valley standout is now at Crespi
Solid addition to the staff
Solid addition to the staff
Welcome to the Brotherhood, @KyFish21!
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Dusty May has a hard drive loaded with his favorite actions teams across the world run.
Story on the Dallas Mavericks “basketball junkie” coach who believes the line between college and the NBA is blurring. Free to read here: nytimes.com/athletic/74071…
Story on the Dallas Mavericks “basketball junkie” coach who believes the line between college and the NBA is blurring. Free to read here: nytimes.com/athletic/74071…
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