Offense

Coach Brian Barone is the head coach at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville after being hired in March of 2019.

Coach Barone has learned under two successful head coaches in Tom Crean & Porter Moser.

Barone brings previous NCAA Division I experience as an assistant as well as stints as an assistant and head coach in the junior college ranks.

If you would like to see more free zone offense and press breaker content from Coach Barone or are interested in purchasing his entire online course for $12.99 click here Zone Attack Quick Hitters and Press Attack

These short video clips were put together by Army Men’s Assistant Coach Zak Boisvert showing some actions to consider using when running corner step-ups.

Zak has an outstanding site with posts on various coaching topics at www.pickandpop.net

His YouTube channel has several videos with various types of man-to-man plays, zone sets, and inbounds plays as well as clips on various defensive coverages.

You can subscribe to receive an update when he posts a new video Zak Boisvert You Tube Channel

You can follow him on Twitter at this link: @ZakBoisvert

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This video is with with Lennie Acuff, Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Lipscomb University.

He calls it Georgia. I am not suggesting that you run it as is, but that his movements might give you some ideas that you can use in your secondary or half court offense.

At the end of the video he also quickly mentions his “red” concept that helps to reorganize them if they have gotten out of sink during the possession.

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You can find out more about the Championship Productions video that this clip is from at this link: Effective 5-Out Actions, Counters, & Reads.

The video with Coach is available in both DVD and online format.

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These quick hitters that can be run as a part of a Princeton Offense system were contributed by Quinn McDowell.

Quinn is currently a Division I Assistant Coach and runs the Basketball Coaching resource site aretehoops.com

His passions include…

*The Princeton Offense
*Ball Screen Continuity
*Player Development
*Leadership and Team-Building
*Coaching with Excellence
*Leading with Purpose

The quick hitters that can be run in the Princeton Offense are from his online course: Mastering the Princeton Offense.

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You can find out more about the course at: by clicking here.

Zak Boisvert has assembled some video clips of ways to counter the defensive tactic of helping off the passer on floppy action.

His You Tube channel has several videos with various types of man to man plays, zone sets, and inbounds plays as well as clips on various defensive coverages.

You can subscribe to receive an update when he posts a new video Zak Boisvert You Tube Channel

You can follow him on Twitter at this link: @ZakBoisvert

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Zak Boisvert, Asst Men’s Coach at St. Louis, has assembled some clips of how John Beilein attacked ICE ball screen coverage when he was at Michigan.

His You Tube channel has several videos with various types of man to man plays, zone sets, and inbounds plays as well as clips on various defensive coverages.

You can subscribe to receive an update when he posts a new video Zak Boisvert You Tube Channel

You can follow him on Twitter at this link: @ZakBoisvert

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There is narration with this video, so please make sure your sound is on.