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Finding the Simplicity in the Complexity of Basketball

Posted on April 3, 2012 by Brian McCormick

Is offensive basketball complex or complicated? To disguise one’s intentions or one’s system, offense is complex; however, as Eric Berlow talks about above, offensive basketball does not need to be complicated.

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Brian Giorgis – Continuity Pick-and-Roll Offense

Posted on March 31, 2012 by Brian McCormick

At the WBCA convention, Marist Head Coach Brian Giorgis spoke about his continuity pick-and-roll offense. He is typically a motion offense, and said that he uses the PnR offense as a break, as their motion offense requires five players to … Continue reading →

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Two General Concepts to Explain Offensive Basketball

Posted on January 26, 2011 by Brian McCormick

Last week, I conducted a clinic in Boulder and attempted to emphasize two offensive objectives: an individual’s goal is to create space and the team’s goal is to disorganize  the defense (the first is the focal point of Hard2Guard: Skill … Continue reading →

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