Thank you for content coach.

@TheFilmRoom1

5 ай бұрын

You bet Jake! Happy to help

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@rahulleonardhans5627

6 ай бұрын

Wow u explain so well.....love from 🇮🇳

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Is the Slip a valid option for the Flare screener in Horns Flare? They could look to pass to the slip and pass to the corner players slightly lifting to get better passing angles.

@TheFilmRoom1

4 ай бұрын

Yes. Slipping a flare screen in any action or play should always be an options, because it puts pressure on the rim & if the defense doesn’t communicate well, the slip can be wide open.

Hey, at 3:40, number 30 rolled ball side, should he roll ball side, is that a read, should he roll diagonal to the ball handler's path for the handler to have a double gap to drive at? Does he roll and then go ball side? Cause if he stayed same side of the roll, on weak post, the Empty Side Ball Screen on the reversal wouldn't be there in terms of spacing

@TheFilmRoom1

4 ай бұрын

I think what he did was good as far as spacing. You should always roll right to the rim, but when the ball got swung back to the Replace, the two main options would be to post up (for a high-low) or get to the “room” (or short corner) where he went. I think MSU has a plan to go right into that cleared side ballscreen after hitting the replace & #30 is in great spacing when that happens.

Could you explore Horns "Free" in a later video, i think NBA teams do it a lot and talking to a fellow U16 coach here in Europe, i was thinking of Horns off concepts similar to the ones displayed here, but he told me i could run a Horns "3on3" where essentially we add concepts and actions and develop the reads in SSG over time, and then they play Horns and it's basically a free flow 3on3

@TheFilmRoom1

4 ай бұрын

I’m unfamiliar with Horns “Free”. And I’m not sure what you meant by SSG.