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@@bogiekmh44 Thanks for watching!

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Thank for checking out the video! I am glad you like the drill! At the 4th/5th level I would definitely hone in on decision-making and adjust the spacing to suit your needs. Good spacing is hard to come by so the sooner you start to teach it, the better. Good suggestion on the corner. That corner cut can impact ball reversal, so you just have to make sure the wing attacks the double gap.

@KennyPowers101mph Definitely missed a switch or did not communicate it which makes the set difficult to defend.

@@ElyseMcmillan No doubt about it!

@jess-hc4xg 😂😂 I just like the play itself

@@albertoshum1486 Helped them win the game

NBA players do the same thing, that's onnthe opponent for facing away🤷‍♂️

@moonmanstan I haven't seen someone do it to run the clock..I have seen them throw the ball off someone and score though.

@@GetBetterBasketball i know, just for the win but.... this time all people do same thing, im done with it, its not profession, its not serios this look like a street game, dont like it, just it

@@albertoshum1486 oh wow. I think it's just a next level basketball play. High IQ.

High IQ play!

I've actually never seen this happen in any basketball before. Throw it off a person on purpose to run the clock. I have seen players throw the ball off the back of a player and get it to score in a BLOB play. I've also seen them throw it off someome to avoid a 5 second count.

shows how much you dont watch sports then. but thats ok im not trying to be rude bout it just pointing out that not anything in the "new age" is actually new. its been done before. they just trying to hype up the new players and give them a bit of fame.

The refs did not call a travel on this play. Either way, it's a solid action that UCONN uses.

@@GetBetterBasketball It’s a solid play. Just saying dudes traveled.

@@The_ZeroLine Thanks for checking it out!

@@chadspencer954 Thanks for watching! I'm glad you liked the video!

@MikeGuerrero-c9e Thanks for checking out the video coach! The 2-1-2 is definitely a great press!

@jasonstone7584 Thanks for checking out the video. I'm going to see if we can something together for you.

If they play inside we will pin them for an easy shot. I note the F on weakside could be inside. Any way they defend it, you can adjust which is why I love it. We have seen both in, both out, playside out/weakside in, and them get in stacks. In a traditional 2-3 in the half court teams like to hedge the F on the wing so a lot of teams will keep them out or 1 and 1. We have options however they play it which is why I like it. Thanks for watching!

@laslow1988 Thanks for checking out the video! Glad you liked it!

@noahrodriguez9538 Thanks for checking out the video! I am glad you liked it.

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Thanks! I'm glad you liked the video. Hammer action is a great suggestion that will open up the corner player!

Thanks for checking out the video! If you like true Overload sets, then check out this video that includes two of them: ruclips.net/video/V_d6Gjpk3mE/видео.html I wouldn't necessarily call this USC set an Overload, but everyone has different terminology.

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Thanks coach!

Weak side guard will usually rotate back middle, but I do see a lot teams rotate opposite half court player middle then back. Also different variations of the press. We used to run and jump out of a 2-2-1 set up.

Thanks for checking out the set. Glad you liked it! The number of screens UCONN uses are really difficult to defend. You could probably call an offensive foul on a screen most possessions in any game, so it's definitely something they have to think about. I dont think the screen impacted the play as the defender was late. Either way, as long as the officials are consistent in what they call during the game.

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Thanks for checking out the video! This is a GREAT press that can be a difference maker. Glad it worked for your team!

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Thanks for checking out the video coach! I appreciate the insight.

Thanks coach, I appreciate it! I'm glad you liked the video!

That's awesome, coach! I'm glad to hear it helped your team! Thanks for checking out the video!

Thanks for watching! I agree that this Zags team does not seem as talented, but they are definitely well coached and hard working. This could be the year they surprise people in the tournament.

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Thanks coach! I am glad you enjoyed the video.

Good point. They could definitly make that adjustment. I'm not sure how much zone they play though. Or, they could consider switching their ball screen coverage. They did the same thing each time. I'm guessing their was a reason they didn't change.

Coach Murphy said he really wants to emphasize that corner trap to speed them up and force them into difficult decisions. Try to isolate the ball on a side of the floor in not able to trap.

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I think you really just have to adjust the madman who is usually on the ball to face guard. He picks up first guy to cut to the ball and double him. If that player catches easy trap or they often don't catch. Two players defending the guards stay a step behind to force into trap. Later in game they cab be more aggressive knowing the back to players will pick up anything long.

You could use it against either, but primarily used against M2M at the end of the game to get the ball inbounds.

Glad you liked the video! I'm not sure what you mean with regard to commentary as that is the preferred audience for this video per RUclips. Details matter! Thanks for watching the video and the feedback!