This video below the diagrams is from a Creighton basketball practice.
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As with every idea I post, pick the one that fits your defensive rules and needs the best, or use some of the ideas to add to what you already do.
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Ranger Defensive Drill
As with everything I post, my purpose is to stimulate you to think in detail about the way that would be best for you to play the given situations, not to tell you how I think you should coach it.
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The video is 3 minutes and 48 seconds long.
This week’s eBook bundle is the Encyclopedia of the Packline Defense assembled by Chris Filios paired with the “Attack the Pack Playbook,” which was also compiled by Chris. Click here to see the Packline Attack and Defense Bundle
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Creighton does not “X-Out,” they stunt and recover. If that ball got reversed to the corner instead of the top of the key like they did there, the top defender would just stunt at the corner but recover to his man up top on the pass, while the original corner guarded gets back to his man, and the guarder of the original driver helps on the drive from the top guy on the kick out and reverse.
Hi Coach,
Thanks for the feedback and I apologize for not being more clear when I made the post. I have now bolded the sentence that the diagrams and the video are different variations of a similar drill.