How Houston Wins Without Making Shots

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  • @bryannixon4297
    @bryannixon4297 3 года назад +511

    I think too many teams at the high school level try to copy NBA and college teams who place almost no emphasis on offensive rebounding. Truth is, most high school kids don't shoot it well enough to be successful only getting one shot at the basket. They would be better served by following the model of teams like Houston.

  • @willsales765
    @willsales765 3 года назад +179

    Pickup basketball: 100% make or miss game.

  • @BobbyDouglasBasketball
    @BobbyDouglasBasketball 3 года назад +95

    What a title. I just imagine how much more dominant Houston could've been on the offensive glass if Nate Hinton stayed.

  • @louderthangod
    @louderthangod 2 года назад +17

    This is one of those examples where this is effective at the college and high school level. The spacing and 1-5 talent in the NBA would eat this up plus the more you play a team like this, the less effective they tend to be. This is also what makes March so much fun, so many radically different styles and just 40 minutes to figure it out.

  • @Zaghzackio
    @Zaghzackio 3 года назад +93

    Quentin grimes makes Houston even more dangerous being a bucket getter

  • @sammyvillena9777
    @sammyvillena9777 3 года назад +67

    Damn! That practice is intense!

    • @purebasketballproductions
      @purebasketballproductions 3 года назад

      That's how we practiced at Pacific U. The aggression is good, but as u can see in the video, it encourages guys to foul in real games.

  • @rolandorobles6375
    @rolandorobles6375 3 года назад +9

    3:40 that’s ELITE

  • @grxengine
    @grxengine 3 года назад +11

    ...and this is why they raced through the 2021 tournament. Great coaching and execution of that coaching. Brilliant video describing them. Go Coogs!

  • @Niko-gk2oo
    @Niko-gk2oo 3 года назад +19

    The futur of basketball is 5 versatiles wings, who protect the paint with multiple help and then recover with a good close-out. You only give up 2 pts after dribble, and if possible, contested.
    That's just my opinion,
    Basketball is art, beautiful and constantly evolving !
    Players have never been so good.

    • @justinstlaurent3101
      @justinstlaurent3101 3 года назад +4

      That’s Oregon basketball, whole starting lineup is 6’6-6’7 wings that are dogs

    • @TheNamesDitto
      @TheNamesDitto 2 года назад +2

      You're absolutely right. I've had that opinion since I saw LeBron play. Give me 4 versatile wings and maybe a taller versatile wings and I'll beat your team 9/10. Being able to switch, man or play any coverage with grit is gonna bethe worst matchup ever

  • @BlackCast
    @BlackCast 3 года назад +15

    Worked for Samp for 3 years. Best basketball Mind I’ve ever been around.

  • @raphaelhernandez7724
    @raphaelhernandez7724 3 года назад +15

    And our win yesterday on Rutgers came on an And-1 from an Offensive Rebound lol 💪🏽

  • @ChessCoinsChemistry
    @ChessCoinsChemistry 3 года назад +73

    I don't think I've ever seen a video with this many views without a SINGLE dislike. Impressive

  • @Jacobclarkeconnects
    @Jacobclarkeconnects 3 года назад +48

    This is basically the same defensive scheme as the Toronto Raptors'

  • @blakemartin9196
    @blakemartin9196 3 года назад +6

    Comes up in my feed after the close Oregon St. game in which they destroyed them in O Rebounding and good trapping

  • @kangms3273
    @kangms3273 3 года назад +5

    That's actually incredible. They're playing my alma mater Rutgers the next game in the tourney and I'm feeling a little less confident now, but congrats to Rutgers on their first tourney win since 1983.

    • @tomnunamaker9801
      @tomnunamaker9801 3 года назад +2

      UH fan here. Here's to a great game. Both teams are physical so I'm hoping for no technicals.

    • @kangms3273
      @kangms3273 3 года назад +1

      Yeah let's hope it's fun

    • @dirklerxstpratt2112
      @dirklerxstpratt2112 3 года назад +1

      Since Rutgers has won a game in this tournament, they deserve to be respected and taken seriously. You can toss the seedings out the window at this point.

    • @brentrichards1200
      @brentrichards1200 3 года назад +1

      Rutgers put up one hell of a fight.

  • @TELEthruVOXx
    @TELEthruVOXx 3 года назад +9

    This channel has convinced me that the NCAA is rooted in defense and hustle. The NBA GMs are so far behind the curve on this. Year after year we see lottery picks bust and even had drafts were we don’t see starters or all nba team guys drafted. Some were along the way there is a massive flaw in the system. I would like to know the owner of this channel opinion.

    • @bball767
      @bball767 3 года назад +5

      Look at who the majority of the top players are in the NBA. They're the guys with elite tools, elite feel, and able to do multiple things at a high level
      While the draft misses a lot of quality players every year, often due to different biases. They are usually rooted in ideas of trying to acquire the upside of a high level player. A star is worth so much more than a role player in the NBA (10th best player is worth 2 of the 25th best player) that it often leads to teams aiming for those tools more than feel.
      This is why so many quality players are missed all the time, that and that NCAA and NBA games are just so different it's hard to translate performance

    • @fenzelian
      @fenzelian 3 года назад +1

      Well don’t forget luck. It’s impossible to fully predict the future, and most pro athlete prospects in all sports fail to reach elite status.
      The biggest issue is bias based on how the players look - read “The Undoing Project” by Michael Lewis to learn more about that. Everybody looking at prospects compares them to other players they look like, especially their skin color, rather than how they play, whether they know it or not.
      Also the statistical connection between scoring and wins is not as clear in basketball as is in baseball, and there are some flaws in PER and other popular advanced stats that misevaluate how scoring contributes to wins.
      I think one dream is to be able to use advanced ball and player tracking to improve defensive and off-the-ball analysis of players - that might for example shed some light on why Zion Williamson for all his apparent natural ability and scoring efficiency can’t push his team above a losing record.
      But the gist is that everybody is trying to win the last war - and what that means now is everybody is trying to out-Warrior the Warriors from a few years ago, but without Steph Curry. It’s not the only way to approach the game.

    • @ianlindblom6579
      @ianlindblom6579 3 года назад +1

      NBA has become a souless league that tries to manufacture a playstyle that they feel will garner views.....its failing.

    • @TheMrSuge
      @TheMrSuge 3 года назад +2

      The reason the NCAA is rooted in defense and hustle is because of all the guys who go to the NBA early and all the guys who transfer. Coaches don't have players long enough to teach them all the fundamentals of the game. I once heard Calipari say exactly that.... that he only has players long enough to teach them to give effort and play defense.

    • @markhathaway9456
      @markhathaway9456 3 года назад

      @@TheMrSuge It's pretty much the same with the collegiate women. The top half-dozen are much stronger on defense than others.

  • @ericbonomo4987
    @ericbonomo4987 3 года назад +5

    I’m a Beaver fan and man they killed us on with all of their offensive rebounds. We shot a 46% to their 32% and they still managed to beat us because they simply got way more shots.

  • @arturotorres6437
    @arturotorres6437 3 года назад +8

    Ah just in time for FInal Four! UH Vs Syracuse 62 to 46 in the sweet sixteen and made it looked easy. So much for Syracuse's 3pt strategy ...I'm subscribing to this channel for more analysis. I'm not familiar with Baylor's basketball and I need the insights!

  • @warrenpughsley8352
    @warrenpughsley8352 2 года назад +1

    Kelvin Sampson is an amazing coach! And his staff along with him have gotten those guys to play HARD!!! I watched them lose in a buzzer beater in the West regional final when my nephew was the point guard at Michigan. I was impressed with everything Houston brought to the table!

  • @OlivierElkan
    @OlivierElkan 3 года назад +4

    Here after Final Four bid...you mad lad

  • @BS-uj3ny
    @BS-uj3ny 3 года назад +119

    Who's here after they made the Final Four?

  • @cessnaflyer
    @cessnaflyer 3 года назад +5

    One of the top 5 active coaches in NCAA basketball.

  • @aidenpentz3390
    @aidenpentz3390 2 года назад +1

    One of my favorite channels. Actually goes into detail and explains what I’m actually looking for

  • @Zhigzi
    @Zhigzi 3 года назад +1

    Qdot needed to get out of Kansas. Glad hes back in Texas. Great guy to watch play the game, went to my rival high school.

  • @JB-hb1iv
    @JB-hb1iv 3 года назад +11

    go coogs!! Great video!

  • @sgk0012
    @sgk0012 3 года назад +1

    I loved watching Houston so far and this got me even more hyped for their Sweet 16 matchup with 'Cuse

  • @camdencapps6894
    @camdencapps6894 3 года назад +28

    Hey could you do a video on northwest Missouri state’s ball screen motion?

  • @bretkindell6887
    @bretkindell6887 3 года назад +7

    I wish indiana still had coach sampson..got fired for texting high school kids when now it's not even a violation anymore..damn

  • @favoriteheartfelt7401
    @favoriteheartfelt7401 3 года назад +8

    Houston is grimey and I love it. I was getting tired of basketball of turning extremely soft especially in the NBA

  • @nate_kang
    @nate_kang 3 года назад +6

    I like how you already updated the thumbnail to say "Final Four" lol

  • @xhappybunnyx
    @xhappybunnyx 2 года назад

    My eyes glaze over when people try to talk to me about basketball and yet I love watching your vids. Maybe if I watch enough I might be able to relate next time someone brings it up :P

  • @andrewbradley5235
    @andrewbradley5235 3 года назад +1

    Grimy, hustle, tough basketball. This is not the prettiest to watch, but damn it is my favorite. Have always appreciated great defense then offense.

  • @lipsterman1
    @lipsterman1 2 года назад +1

    Reminds me of the old Georgetown Hoyas teams. It wasn't pretty to watch but they were so physical and usually won.

  • @Hustlekids
    @Hustlekids 10 месяцев назад

    I love defense u just earned a new subscriber sir I love Jamal shred on this team 2 he is a defensive powerhouse

  • @TheMrSuge
    @TheMrSuge 3 года назад +5

    I knew Houston's 1st round match up was going to be a blowout because Cleveland State tries to play the exact same style. They didnt need to do anything special to prepare for the opponent because they see a much better version of their exact same style every day in practice.

  • @drewswartz2566
    @drewswartz2566 3 года назад

    That dive on the ball drill is ridiculous. I saw multiple players in just those few clips get up holding a limb

  • @oldcat87
    @oldcat87 3 года назад +7

    The reason houston played crap today but still won... Secret is here

  • @IYALM
    @IYALM 3 года назад +1

    Awesome breakdown. I’ve watched every game the past 5 years and I think you’re spot on with this! Good job using the slow motion and pauses, they play so fast it’s hard to tell what’s going on sometimes

  • @Harry-vb1vr
    @Harry-vb1vr 3 года назад

    This channel absolutely rules man. Keep up the great work.

  • @injusticeanywherethreatens4810
    @injusticeanywherethreatens4810 Год назад +1

    the miami heat actuAlly did something like this wheN lebron james was there . ALWAYS trapping the ball handler and having a fast guy scramble in the corners for a quick defense or even a steal on the corner threes or the corner skip pass. They still do it today with adebayo as the low man and robinson, butler and herro scrambling to the corners.

  • @thomass3653
    @thomass3653 Год назад

    You have to recruit a certain type of player to do this, you have to look for it when you're recruiting. Intensity, Reaction time, quick hands, hustle, tenacity, anticipation etc. You may not get great shooters, but you get more shots ,steals, offensive rebounds, so do the math.

  • @levihamilton5760
    @levihamilton5760 3 года назад +4

    hahahah Trick question! great video!

  • @bender9222222222
    @bender9222222222 2 года назад

    New year. Same cougars. Great analysis.

  • @twostepz4982
    @twostepz4982 3 года назад

    I like this video breakdown! Nice job!

  • @benroyce2176
    @benroyce2176 3 года назад

    yo this is some top tier content keep it up

  • @lexwaldez
    @lexwaldez 3 года назад

    Can't wait to play Houston. Should be a very entertaining game.

    • @dirklerxstpratt2112
      @dirklerxstpratt2112 3 года назад +2

      Houston's style of play isn't what I would call entertaining. I would label their games as hard-fought battles.

  • @williamherman9065
    @williamherman9065 3 года назад +1

    I love watching a Team play lock down Defense!
    I don't want to sound like an Old head, but, I don't think anyone would argue that there is a serious lack of emphasis on Defense in almost ALL Levels of the Game these days.
    Just like this video says, there are always gonna be exceptions, but very few teams bring a focus on Defense to each game.
    Loyal Chicago, St Bonnie, Liberty, San Diego St, Tennessee... these teams bring the pressure and play 40 minutes of Defense.
    Should be an interesting Tournament for the teams that focus of Defense and Rebounding.

    • @g.williams2047
      @g.williams2047 3 года назад

      Lock down defense doesn't really work other than 3 or so teams. Those you listed? All of them lost in the first round, 3 were blowouts, and Loyola beat a GT team missing it's best player. Besides Houston, Virginia, and Villanova (maybe not this year for those last two) who else is remembered for lockdown defense in the big game? Sure, Liberty can play great defense and beat up on weaker teams, but only power 6 schools can seem to win with a defense-first mentality.

    • @williamherman9065
      @williamherman9065 3 года назад

      @@g.williams2047 Wait, so Loyal "lost"?

    • @g.williams2047
      @g.williams2047 3 года назад

      @@williamherman9065 No, they beat a GT team missing the ACC player of the year.

    • @williamherman9065
      @williamherman9065 3 года назад

      @@g.williams2047 So, there was a built in excuse as to why a halfway decent, not anywhere even CLOSE to *great* , GT team lost to what is quite LITERALLY the best Defensive Team in the Country?
      Right. Got it.

    • @g.williams2047
      @g.williams2047 3 года назад

      @@williamherman9065 I'm just saying that it likely would have been a much different game if Georgia Tech is at full strength.

  • @RIPJimmyA7X
    @RIPJimmyA7X 2 года назад +1

    Offensive rebounding is almost 100 percent how they scored against Oregon states defense

  • @vcropper2
    @vcropper2 3 года назад +1

    The Dennis Rodman school of basketball

  • @BoomersBoo
    @BoomersBoo 3 года назад +2

    This is a very smart video.

  • @adot
    @adot 3 года назад

    Look at Quentin grimes at 6:36 🤣🤣 bro funny

    • @raymondqiu8202
      @raymondqiu8202 3 года назад

      Do you know who he is in that clip? I searched his name up and know his face ish but can't figure him out in that short slightly blurry clip. If you could describe where he is, that would be great. Thanks

  • @istayro
    @istayro Год назад

    The Rodman generator

  • @user-ou5pm6gn9j
    @user-ou5pm6gn9j 3 года назад

    This playstyle will shock the undisciplines, my aau squad used to be stunned by teams like this with tall aggresive players. A year later and we can deal with it.

  • @aaronkapper5897
    @aaronkapper5897 3 года назад +10

    So is Houston's offense basically being more athletic than the other teams in their conference and grabbing all their misses?

    • @mbell985
      @mbell985 3 года назад +13

      Because they are so dominant on the boards, it forces teams to rush their offense from the get go. Cincy's HC said it's like starting the game with 12 fewer possessions. Even when UH is not making the 1st shot, they usually get another chance. But when they are hitting shots, it gets real bad for the other team real fast. In the AAC Championship game, Cincinnati was in "hoist mode" very early. At one point UH was scoring 1.3 points per possession. UH shot 56% overall, 48% from 3, and 86% from the line.

    • @aaronkapper5897
      @aaronkapper5897 3 года назад +1

      @@mbell985 I am a little confused how being so good on the boards leads to rushing the other team's offense. I understand their high pressure defense could rush some teams. I just don't see how dominating rebounding correlates to hurrying up offenses.

    • @willcorbin3081
      @willcorbin3081 3 года назад +11

      ​@@aaronkapper5897 When a team like Houston dominates the defensive glass, it leads to their opponent only getting one shot per possession. Then if they dominate the offensive glass too, they create more shots per possession. Over the course of the game this can lead to a team taking about 10ish (picked arbitrarily) more shots than their opponents. It's hard for the opponent to make up all of these shots if they can't get offensive rebounds, so the next option is to shoot earlier in the possession more often. It's the shorter possessions in an effort to create more shots that leads to the rushed offense.

    • @tomnunamaker9801
      @tomnunamaker9801 3 года назад +2

      @@mbell985 I'm a UH alum and in all fairness, that's the best we've shot this year, not counting Our Lady of the Lake. But, since our last loss to Wichita State about a month ago, we are shooting 46-47% overall and 39% from 3. We shoot those numbers and we're a tough team to beat even without Jarreau (hip pointer). Go Coogs!!

    • @tomnunamaker9801
      @tomnunamaker9801 3 года назад +1

      @@aaronkapper5897 in the case of Cincy, they fell behind by a lot so quickly that they had no choice but to run and gun and hope someone got hot.

  • @yerrrrr3485
    @yerrrrr3485 3 года назад

    RUclips recommended lowkey throwin shade

  • @bobbong8483
    @bobbong8483 2 года назад

    The endorsement made me subscribe

  • @rafgill7820
    @rafgill7820 3 года назад

    I watch ur video last week! Later i opened my tv houston is down 2. The hustle was there missed shot follow lay up and 1! I dont know but rutgers faces they were evidently scared when houston got that 1 pt lead

  • @orbnitsky
    @orbnitsky Год назад

    All of the discomfort and contending and even fouling to deny the shot means another chance to miss a foul shot and even that in a frustrated state.

  • @brandblue8980
    @brandblue8980 Год назад

    htown heart hustle

  • @prolix9976
    @prolix9976 3 года назад +1

    Top 5 in offensive efficiency

  • @Chasearabbi
    @Chasearabbi 3 года назад

    Genius practice drill

  • @stern_standard
    @stern_standard 3 года назад +1

    Kelvin is one of my favorites went to a lot OU games in early 2000’s

  • @olivergamble838
    @olivergamble838 3 года назад

    Do a video breaking down UNC’s play style pleaseeee

  • @BBZ9000
    @BBZ9000 2 месяца назад

    Well… if Houston gets double the rebounds as the other team it’s hard to lose. Also Coogs might only score 60 but they hold the other team to 45 so it works. Go Coogs! Womp womp!!

  • @ShareefusMaximus
    @ShareefusMaximus 3 года назад

    @2:37 Agreed. This is the best X and Os channel on RUclips.

  • @djmaineycashe
    @djmaineycashe 2 года назад

    Kelvins teams always play a scrappy style....heart hustle and hardwood is the philosophy

  • @packers256
    @packers256 3 года назад

    Nice work

  • @romulus3529
    @romulus3529 3 года назад

    875 likes and no dislikes as of now. That’s really good

  • @Josh-ii3bi
    @Josh-ii3bi 3 года назад

    Great video.

  • @tylerbutash
    @tylerbutash 3 года назад

    “To make a shot just don’t miss”

  • @oldcat87
    @oldcat87 3 года назад

    Great video

  • @sammysouth8372
    @sammysouth8372 3 года назад +2

    Cougs rule that’s how they win

  • @joeyhanan4482
    @joeyhanan4482 2 года назад

    good vid

  • @avinashnair8491
    @avinashnair8491 3 года назад +1

    Go COOGS!

  • @chrismansfield2133
    @chrismansfield2133 3 года назад +1

    Do one on the Memphis Tigers defense

    • @tomnunamaker9801
      @tomnunamaker9801 3 года назад +1

      That would be good. Their D is as a good as UH. Memphis is the only team to play UH close and it makes we wonder how they are not in the Dance. Yeah, I know, no Quad 1 wins, but still.

    • @Thejajaera
      @Thejajaera 3 года назад

      @@tomnunamaker9801 Memphis can’t make free throws if they did they’ll be in the tournament

  • @mcray0309
    @mcray0309 3 года назад +1

    Damn did you change the thumbnail or just call it

  • @tylersnaza222
    @tylersnaza222 3 года назад

    Could you do a video on the Peel switch?

  • @markgiordonello6710
    @markgiordonello6710 2 года назад +1

    KELVIN SAMPSON BELONGS IN THE BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME PERIOD!!!

  • @santiagohernandez5755
    @santiagohernandez5755 3 года назад

    Go Coogs!

  • @ScumsaveChris
    @ScumsaveChris 3 года назад +2

    I loved Sampson at IU, he was railroaded.

    • @tomnunamaker9801
      @tomnunamaker9801 3 года назад

      Absolutely. And now the FBI has evidence of coaches paying players and NOTHING HAPPENS to them. What a joke.

  • @RedLeo-pf9yo
    @RedLeo-pf9yo 3 года назад

    Nice !!!

  • @borger99
    @borger99 Год назад

    Grimes is him

  • @miguelabrego1079
    @miguelabrego1079 3 года назад

    Ethan Cheblowski is that you?

  • @jeffperdue5106
    @jeffperdue5106 3 года назад

    This video could be called how to become a Final Four team

  • @jettagriffin
    @jettagriffin 3 года назад

    I clicked on this video as a Memphis Tigers fan to tell you I don’t need to watch this to know the only reason Houston is elite this year is because of the Offensive boards and extra shots. Boom sorry I didn’t watch the video, tomorrow after my shift I’ll watch it to give you that fat view

  • @oldcat87
    @oldcat87 3 года назад

    Elite 8 inbound

  • @damanij9747
    @damanij9747 3 года назад

    They abused that midrange against Syracuse.

  • @jakereed1023
    @jakereed1023 3 года назад

    Simple answer, I mean let’s not over complicated things.... they out rebound teams and get second chance buckets. And a top tier defense.....

  • @oldcat87
    @oldcat87 3 года назад

    Final 4

  • @josephcarswell24
    @josephcarswell24 3 года назад

    Bad boys houston

  • @marcuscompton3772
    @marcuscompton3772 Год назад

    I believe Kelvin Sampson could be one of the all time best if not for all the shady stuff.

  • @OtesOtesOtes
    @OtesOtesOtes 2 года назад

    I honestly have no idea how defense works in basketball.

  • @tumbleweedjones
    @tumbleweedjones 2 года назад

    Syracuse runs a 1-3-1. Not a 2-3 zone.

  • @ThaDownestFoo
    @ThaDownestFoo 3 года назад

    Funny how this is recommended to me after they lose.

  • @johnmclain89
    @johnmclain89 3 года назад

    They’ve played only ONE Kenpom top 25 team - Tech in November (including their run to the Final 4). That helps when you can’t shoot.

  • @alexanderliu9376
    @alexanderliu9376 3 года назад

    28-3

  • @maxrappoport2073
    @maxrappoport2073 2 года назад

    Who is here after Houston beat Arizona?

  • @andrewschell1534
    @andrewschell1534 3 года назад +1

    7:14

  • @jgneolardo8875
    @jgneolardo8875 2 года назад

    0:54 WTF IS GOING ON HERE

  • @collenrivers9762
    @collenrivers9762 2 года назад

    Literally just came here because I had to make the comment in case no one else did...
    28-3.