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DEVELOPING A YEAR-ROUND GAME PLAN
MAXIMIZING YOUR TALENT
PROCESS BEGINS 2 WEEKS AFTER OUR SEASON IS COMPLETE
REVIEW FILM – TYPICALLY 4 TO 5 OF OUR FINAL GAMES
WHERE CAN PLAYERS IMPROVE INDIVIDUALLY
WHAT DO I NEED TO TEACH/EMPHASIZE BETTER
WHAT DO WE NEED TO DO TO GET WHERE WE WANT TO GO?
TEAM MEETING – CLOSE DOWN THE PREVIOUS SEASON AND PRESENT A VISION OF WHAT WE NEED TO DO AS A TEAM TO IMPROVE.
SPRING
INDIVIDUAL MEETINGS WITH PLAYERS
DISCUSS THEIR GOALS AND WHAT THEY NEED TO IMPROVE ON AS PLAYERS
PICK UP GAMES – PUT RULES INTO GAMES TO EMPHASIZE DIFFERENT AREAS
DEFENSE CALLS FOULS
TRANSITION
SHOOT FREE THROWS TO FINISH A WIN
WEIGHT TRAINING – 3X A WEEK
INDIVIDUAL WORKOUTS – DESIGNED TO IMPROVE SKILLS NEEDED TO BE EFFECTIVE IN OUR SYSTEM
Point Workout
Point Workout
Point Workout
Point Workout
Point Workout
Point Workout
Point Workout
Scheduling
Make sure the best team we play is not the best team in our league
Balance between home and road
Try to balance between “50/50” games and games I feel we should win.
Team Preparation
Video Review of Season Games
Watch Full Games of the Top Teams we played in the last 2 months of the season(7-8 Games).
Trying to see where we were at different points of the season and where we ended up.
Clips of Offense and Defense
What was effective and why?
SUMMER
Player Development – Summer Workout Plan (8 Week Plan)
Give to each player
Weight Program/Workout Program
Nutritional Information
Professional Development – Learn New Ideas – What can be applied to our team?
Clinics
Chalk Talks
Videos/Books
Summer (Cont.)
Develop My Game Plan for the Year
Know roster now – figure out what our strengths will be
How do we have to play to beat the best teams in our league?
Offensively
Defensively
Special Situations
Fall
Team Meeting – Establish the tone and set the standards
Meeting will be the day before class begins
Must be organized
Players need to know
Important Dates
Team Rules: Early/Late, Alcohol, Drug Use, Appearance, Class Attendance, Managers, Locker Room, Facilities, Football Game(Tailgates), Study Hall?, DON’T EMBARRASS THE PROGRAM, I am the prosecution, defense, judge, and jury.
Hurt vs. Injured
Social Media
Keep things internal
Team Goals and How we achieve those goals.
Fall (Continued)
Organizing for the Season
Game Plan
Introductions
Daily Installations
Practice Planning
Drill Sheet
GAME PLAN
List of everything we are going to run during the season
OFFENSE
DEFENSE
SPECIAL SITUATIONS
WEEKLY INTRODUCTIONS
Lists, by week, what needs to be installed in practice.
Guide for making sure we don’t miss anything or have to rush through things.
Allows me to see what is coming up and what needs to in for each scrimmage/game for us to have a chance for success.
DAILY INSTALLATIONS
What will be introduced to the team each day.
Guide for planning of each days practice
DRILL SHEET
All the drills we will use in practice.
Simple guide with all the drills we do
Broken up by situation
Warm Up
Shooting
Defense
½ Court Offense
Etc.
Quick Guide to Keep Practice Fresh by Using Different Drills.
Practice Plan - Blank
Front Back
Sample Practice Plans
Planning Practice
Quick Tempo
Don’t want to talk to hear my self. Instruct and move
Challenging to players mentally and physically for a purpose.
Balance between Offense, Defense, and Skill Instruction
Length Varies based on time of the year.
Meet with Staff Several Hours Prior to Practice
They must know what is going on each day.
They will have to be prepared for different situations
Add input in regards to things we need to work on(Done day before, or early in morning).
Want Competition in Everything. When do you go to top 7-8 vs. next 7-8?
SEASON BREAKDOWN
Breakdown the Season Into Thirds
First Third-Figuring Out Best Group to Play/Testing and Adjusting Lineups
Second Third-Settling in on lineup/Final adjustments to things we are doing
Final Third-Everyone should be comfortable/confident in roles and what we are doing offensively and defensively
GAME DAY THOUGTHS
Game Day Itinerary
Shoot-Around when you can
Walk Through
What time do you want team dressed and ready to warm-up?
When will you meet with team?
Review Scout?
Review Game Plan?
Team Warm-Up-What do they need to do to be ready to play?
When do you return to the floor prior to the game?
GAME DAY THOUGHTS (Cont.)
Know Before the Tip
How many kids do you need to play in the first half?
If he may play in the second half, play him in the first half?
Do you have a pre-arranged time for subs?
Do you want to get weaker or stronger when you sub?
When will you accept your team being the weakest? First 5, Second 5, Third 5, Fourth 5?
Do you have your team ready to communicate without a time-out?
Let the game develop. Don’t over coach at the beginning.
Is your opponent playing the expected defense and offense? If not, can you identify what you are seeing?
ASSISTANTS MUST BE EMOTIONALLY REMOVED FROM THE GAME-NEVER GET ON THE OFFICIALS!
GAME DAY THOUGHTS (Cont.)
Assistants must keep an accurate game chart?
Assistants must play a role in the game?
What are their jobs?
Are they just sitting on the bench watching?
Must communicate in a few concise phrases.
Have you thought out your adjustments?
If they do this or make this change, then we will do this?
Preparation over inspiration – Find a minimum of 30 minutes within 4 hours of the game to review your game plan. Try to anticipate their adjustments and have your own adjustments ready.
Work hard to avoid officiating. Coaches who “work” the officials aren’t working their players
GAME DAY THOUGHTS (Cont.)
Figure out how to finish strong at the half
The best way to come out of the half with momentum is to go into the half with momentum.
Are you flexible enough to show your opponent a bluff before the half?
Halftime Someone must be responsible for the time on the clock
Assistant must make sure their chart is correct
Leave team alone for first 5 minutes
You can’t make 20 corrections, so don’t try. Decide:
What you want to do, then what your lineup will be, or who you want to play and what can you do with that lineup?
Need to get your stats quickly
GAME DAY THOUGHTS (Cont.)
Are you getting the shots you want?
What type of shots is your opponent getting?
Are a couple of their players killing you?
Address team from 10-5
You can 3-5 points/adjustment. Maybe 6-8 with an experienced team
How do you want to send them back out?
Chew them out?
Pump them up?
Something that will help them win?
Save 5-3 for emergencies(have someone tell you when there is 5 mins left)
Back on the floor by 3
Get your starters in and find out who they are going with? What does their lineup mean?
GAME DAY THOUGHTS (Cont.)
Coaching the Timeout
Prepare your team to play as if timeouts were not part of the game.
Save them with inferior opponents. Don’t hesitate to use them with superior opponents.
Players must hustle to the bench.
Assistants have :15 to make pertinent suggestions
Only you speak to the team, unless you tell the assistant to chime in.
All players must pay attention in the huddle(Film it from time to time)
2 or 3 points to players. Don’t confuse them. Be calm and concise.
Sometimes Humor is seen as confidence.
Sometimes you call timeout just to break momentum: tell players just that.
GAME DAY THOUGHTS (Cont.)
Second Half
Be quicker to use timeouts in the second half
When do you give your players a break?
Do you change your shot selection at any point?
If you are ahead are you going to try and blow them out or play the clock?
Do you need to break their rhythm? Timeout? Defensive Change?
Ahead Late
Offense
Fake Delay
Make good shooters chase
Who do you want handling the ball for you?
GAME DAY THOUGHTS (Cont.)
Defense
How do they shoot the 3?
Taller/Longer man on best jump shooters
Quicker man on drivers
Defend without fouling
Up 3 Late? Do you foul? If yes, when?
Sub to set your defense?
Behind Late
Offense
Don’t rush. 2-3 minutes is a long time.
Get ball in front court quickly to save time.
Drive and kick. Put pressure on the defense.
Attack the lane.
GAME DAY THOUGHTS (Cont.)
Defense
If you can’t press then don’t. Instead of 8 becoming 2, it may become 16.
Become more aggressive when they stop looking to score.
At :30 seconds the :05 second rule is automatic
Deny good foul shooters and allow receptions by weak ones.
Late Game Press Offense
Have your basic sets and check offs
Get the ball to your best free throw shooters
Have special OB’s for side in the front and back court
Get into an X
:05 second call is preferable to a turnover.
GAME DAY THOUGHTS (Cont.)
Post Game
Get off the floor and in the locker room. Do not hang around with friends, parents, etc.
Keep it short after the game
If you played well and win, don’t dampen their enthusiasm. Time for that tomorrow. If you played poorly and won, tell them so, but a win is a win-don’t forget that. If you played well and lost, understand they’re hurting, be honest, but be positive. If you played poorly and lost, make it clear that is not acceptable, but don’t harangue. Make your point and get out.
Don’t forget they are all you’ve got until next year. Don’t beat them down so that they won’t play for you.
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