2016 Nike Championship Basketball Clinic Cleveland, Ohio October 7-9, 2016 Archie Miller ...

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2016 Nike Championship Basketball Clinic
Cleveland, Ohio
October 7-9, 2016

Archie Miller University of Dayton- ”Dayton’s Shooting Program”

● Nothing more important
● Changed the way we recruit
● Get a guy one way and have him leave another
● Hammer feet Approach, Balance at all levels
● Consistent maniacal footwork
● Shooting program similar to weight program
● 6 week program during 2nd year at Arizona
● 3 days a week
● Dad recorded what you are doing
● Measured goals (daily, weekly)
● Only way to show player getting better is data
● 20-45 min workout from menu
● Premise of program is to put week by week program & recorded
● Every rep is a game rep on the clock
● High intensity shooting workout simulates game fatigue
● Players have to figure out how to fight through the fatigue to improve %’s
● Shouldn’t be fun
● As serious as practice
● Keep language the same if you change drills
● Start inside the line 12-14 feet
● Work game speed
● 1-2 step 2’s 5 rounds of 60 sec.
● Feet hit the ground same way every time
● 70% on unguarded is good
● 70%-8)0% unguarded is an elite shooter
● 60 sec goal to make 15 a spot in a min
● Train body to shoot same shot each time
● Breathe right when fatigued
● Jordan Sibert during red shirt went from 21 3’s in 2 years @ OSU to 163 in 2 years Comment [1]: check the stat
@Dayton
● Poor mechanics will get fewer shots
● Want to make it in a game, make it now
● Work from 3 next
● 40-45 sec 60 sec or 90 sec 3 min round=steph curry’s
● Same feet every time
● Ready to shoot when ball hits your hand
● Finish the shot before worrying about next shot
● Know data when you leave the gym
● Teach teammates to be a game passer ( on time on target)
● Sometimes shooting workout turns into rebounders workout
● 10 min start is better than what most do in a week
● Now straight to the foul line 2 FT’s water and towel
● Next set “Hubie Brown’s on the move”
● 4 sets at 60 sec. Hardest thing to do...goal is 40 makes
● Can shoot 2 ft’s between each or every 2 sets
● Off down screen then flare
● Don’t pass early
● Repeat same footwork
● Make him run-fight through fatigue
● Get feet set on the move when you’re tired
● Going away from ball get butt flush to the sideline
● 1-2 step gets you going to the rim
● Skip pass away and chest pass to
● Beginners or in season go 30-40 sec a round
● Last 10 sec of drill is “when they count”
● Finish better than they start =focus
● Left foot coming right at the ball
● Get tired emphasize follow thru
● Don’t run away till it goes in
● Next step get creative
○ Pulls up
○ Finishers
○ challengers

Next round
● 1 long dribble 5 spots 45 sec or up
● Don’t pass on backpedal
● Pass on 1-2 step
● Long dribble-”clear by throw ball out in front”
● “Break the floor board”
● Cover ground
● IF you can make it now...you can make it anytime
● Last round=Curry’s 3 rounds of 3 mins 40-45 makes a set (150 makes in 9 min.-wow)
● Separate with 4 FT between sets
● c/s 3’s top and each wing
● Great shape to be a great shooter
● #’s will go down at 1st...then consistent
● 2 finishers to finish-Celtic Drill
● Don’t worry about the miss just focus on the next
● 2nd finisher 15 makes in 90 sec- can’t move til make 3 a spot
● 25 made 3’s in 2 min….5 a spot
● Finishers/challengers at end demand focus & toughness
● Will incorporate 1 portion into in season practice
● For HS program
○ Use gun
○ Use own players with group of 3-4
● Give #’s immediately and daily
● Bigs same drills but may keep 12-15 or 60 sec of jump hooks
● [email protected] (Bill Comar)

Ben Jacobson Northern Iowa - ”My Favorite Practice Drills”
● Defense isn’t very good 1st ? “Are you guarding the ball?”
● Pack Line Team
● Guard ball 1st
● Practice 1-1 live to get better at guarding ball
● Be good at rotations, but can’t spend each possession in rotations
● Pack doesn’t mean rely on teammates help
● Mentality I’m going to guard the ball!! Help will be there if I need it
● 3 min a station group of 5-6 (3 stations total)
● 1st station rotations
○ Jump to the ball
○ Front the cutter (cutter touch rim and go oppo wing)
○ Close outs are head on
○ Driver go b/l and help meets outside paint
○ On the ball leaves trap on pass
● 2nd station- traps Comment [2]: 1 down
○ On trap...trapper be disciplined-don’t leave on pass fake or dribble
○ CAN”t Get Split
○ Trap isn’t for a steal...Don’t foul or give up position
○ Let Offense make mistake
● 3rd station-block outs
○ Lead with Forearm and front pivot...hands free and ride with him
○ Play it make or miss
○ Work both directions-then O choice
○ Reverse pivot puts on heels and lose vision
● 3-3
○ Position to guard
○ Jump to ball & front the cutter -ball side foot forward
■ Drive b/l and trap/rotation
■ Go early and get there before your needed
○ Skip drill O can’t make 2 straight passes w/out a skip
■ Drive on skip back and drive b/l
■ Work rotation and play live
○ Pride drill-take charge (toughness drill)
■ Gap man stunt & recover
■ On ball reversal b/l drive and take charge defender catch & flip to coach
■ Coach pass out and catch and shoot to work block out
■ Have to get a rebound to get out of drill
○ # rebound
■ Defenders on midline in spots 1, 2 or 3
■ Coach passes and calls a number
■ That spot closes to ball and 2 helpers talk it out
■ Catch and shoot
■ Block out drill

Didn’t use to teach rotations-use to be get beat b/l a lot, get taken out
Rotations build teamwork, culture, trust & communication
Drills teach what it takes to be a unit

● Change angles of 3-3 drills/start with coach throw out
● Man making 1st rotation has toughest job to stay in position out of trap
● Play through mistakes
● Ball side foot up instead of parallel to help on closeouts and cut away
● If you have to move into gap on the dribble, you weren’t in gap
● Get out of gap as teammate catches up
● Be there as often as we can on the catch
● Move out of gap as dribble picked up

4-4
● Jump to ball & front the cutter
○ Last man covers the hole on a b/l drive
○ Ball side sinks to centerfield
● “Butler” Drill
○ 4-3 with defender at half court
○ 18 sec on clock
○ 1st 6 sec only passing 4-3 catch & hold 1count
○ Call “ball” if taking ball “gap” off of it
○ On go sprint back down the middle
○ When last defender splits top 2 its live
○ Anything but ball screen
● 4-4 change drill
○ Ball moves d moving to gaps
○ Coach calls “change”
○ Set ball down O sprints to paint and changes sides of floor
○ D steps out and pick ball up
○ Don’t run all the way to man if he’s away from ball-run to gap
○ 1 pass after change then live or live on the pick up
5-5
● Shut out drill
○ 30 sec shot clock
○ Keep shot clock at the stop time (d rebound at 7 keep clock at 30)
○ D has to wind down til 30 seconds gone
○ Can keep D in drill til they get it to 0 or you got 1 more shot and then you got a
down back down back
7 Point Game (keep same O & D)
○ D gets 1 point for every stop
○ O gets their points (common foul 1 pt)
○ D has to get 7 stops to win
○ Forces really good D
○ O wins most of the time
○ Builds your team & Defensive identity
○

Go live on the catch after reversal so we don’t just get good at drill (work end shot clock
situation) Can only get out of drill with clean stop

Leaving to trap...run to get next to teammate--can’t get split
Double the post big-big against traditional
4 out team double post from opposite elbow or dig out from least dangerous shooter
MIke Moran John Carrol U.- ”Platooning-How We Play”

● Top 10 List Reasons to Listen to me speak
○ 10-Difficulties sharing the gym and the amount of time in the gym
○ 9- Scrutiny of limited budgets
○ 8- None of us are overpaid
○ 7
○ 6- Work with underpaid part time assistants with families, mortgages & jobs
○ 5- Share our athletes with other sports
○ 4- Criticized by same loud-mouth parents & fans
○ 3- Games officiated by men wanted for hate crimes against coaches
■ Why aren’t officials required to pass physicals or conditioning tests?
○ 2- Drink heavily after wins...We like to Celebrate
○ 1- Drink heavily after we lose
● We platoon b/c its been successful over the past 20 years
○ 10 OAC championships
○ 11 Div. III NCAA tourney appearances
○ Our level of talent is level across the roster
● In high school at Cleveland St. Joe’s had Clark Kellogg
○ Taught me talent determines success level
● Advantages of platooning
○ Comes from football
○ 1950’s LSU Chinese Bandits
■ 2nd String that didn’t see field much..played to give breaks
■ Give up a score your out
■ Played harder and together
■ They don’t understand they are average players
■ They think they’re good
○ Tried it at St Joe’s
■ Small, aggressive-give up 4 pts your out
○ Started at JCU
■ Go on time
■ Tried per score
■ Now based on possessions (6-8 possessions)
○ Increases depth 10-12 ready to play
○ Increases practice intensity and competition
○ Eliminates player thoughts 1st string or no string
○ 90 possessions increases shots for all
○ Caters to HS b/c of changes in talent level from year to year
○ Protects against “best players” having bad games
○ Protects against foul trouble
○ Makes for easier adjustments
○ Allows to teach different pressures
○ Harder to prepare for-getting ready to play 2 different teams
○ Happier players & parents
○ Involves more coaches

Worst thing you can do is not use an assistant coach

● Offensively we are 1st & Goal
● Every time you touch the ball its 1st & Goal-No different in basketball
● Get the ball and GO
○ Push, pitch and then some dribble drive elements
● Force D to defend us in a backpedal
● Speed up the game

Bothers me that officials make us wait on dead ball until D is ready
If you are prepared..you don’t need timeouts or white boards
Don’t give other team/coach advantage by calling timeout

● We never use the full timeout
● Don’t know what to talk to assistants about during media timeouts

● Defense-We are pressuring each possession
○ We want players to think we are still on offense
○ 1 deflection away from having the ball
● Can’t be on the same page if you aren’t in the same book
● Should take you as long to prepare practice plan than it does to have practice
● Stretch on your own….can’t use gym time to stretch
● Warm up is Special Situation break 4 min.
○ 5-0 Press Breaks
○ Take FT X Stunt
○ 5-0 Press Breaks
○ 5 secs left
○ 4 secs left
● “Personnel” All guys have a label (slasher, scorer, shooter, plumber) 4 mins
○ Work closeouts against what personnel strength is
○ 5 guys around arc 1 defender with a few reps each coach throws out and calls
label
● 2 groups working defending ball screens
○ 1 group working hard hedge
○ 1 group working blitz
● 5 man shell live
○ Hold play cards up for “scout”
○ Tell each coach who to watch
○ 3 groups Scout o group sees card ready to play
○ 3 stops in a row and you stay on
○ We reward by letting them keep playing
● Full Court D
○ Make non ball handlers handle the ball
○ Bigs will bring up, but won’t take it to rim...they are looking to get it to a guard
○ Will double a ball handler if he touches it
○ Guards lock in to their man and never leave
○ Face guard most time on guards during in bounds. Make entry difficult
Jay Wright Villanova- ”Villanova’s Multiple Defenses”

● Basic concept of showing 1 look but doing multiple things
● We do it out of ¾ court look
● Coaching for Rollie Massamino-his philosophy
● 1-2-2 ¾ set can move it back to slow down or up to keep pressure up
○ Will zone press but always drop back to man
○ Can also show and then go to man on 1st pass
○ Will show 1-1-2-1 and drop to 2-3
● Aggressive in the backcourt and drop to man
● We don’t worry if the opposing coaches know what we are doing-make players
uncomfortable
● We don’t care how smart we are, we want our guys to be comfortable
● We execute what we practice and will talk about opponent is doing-don’t change in
game
● Play off of our habits
● IF you press, you HAVE to play harder than your opponent
● If we are in it, we are aggressive
● Everything we do in practice is to create habits for the most difficult situation
● Toughest team to press is a good passing team who attacks to get 3’s
● #1 rule is NO MIDDLE-want mind set to be don’t let ball get middle
● Point attack small/retreat big...don’t give up dribble middle
● Want ALL traps to be on sideline
● Have to trap enough to authenticate your “fakes”
● Forcing guard to pick up dribble in backcourt and retreating is more important than traps
● IF you get to help middle and no O is there STAY MIddle, just back up
● Weak side back man is on the midline responsible for deep skip
● Stay patient leaving middle when ball gets reversed-let ball come up sideline
● Will trap in trap areas at ½ court and baseline
● Will trap more against smaller skilled teams who want to slow down
● Trap less against bigger or more athletic teams-save the trap for end game out of
timeout
● “Blitz-Step Up” deny everyone ball side and leave furthest away unguarded
● Our press is more effective on execution of non traps-guys are too good to get trapped
● But slowing down to have to play ½ court d for less than 20 sec is our goal
● What we do when trap is beat is more important to us
● Create habits for most difficult situation
● Prepare for your trap to get beat
● Set up situations in practice where we get beat in trap
● Anytime they beat a trap...automatic “convert” we know what we will do
○ Anybody ahead or even of ball sprint to paint
○ Load to ball side
○ Point to a man
○ Behind the ball chase the ball from behind
■ Practice from behind lay out and tap ball with inside hand
○ Make them speed up out of trap
○ We also “convert” vs. diagonal skip
○ Never try to play perfect-Always try to play hard & play together
○ Vs. wheel or 3 back...keep it square on ball and pinch middle
○ Attack presses to score at ALL times
○ Vs. teams using skip and make 3’s
■ Show same look we go man on 1st pass
■ Communication huge to matchup
■ Everyone is up the line
■ Furthest guy from ball yells “BACK” so we can stay up the line
■ If dribbler beats man...up the line contain and switch...beat defender
sprints back to get furthest man away
■ If beat off the dribble becomes “Convert”
■ React to your teammate more than react to rules
○ 1-1-2-1 back to 2-3
■ Back man can’t let anything behind him

Start games in pressure and be aggressive...can always back off...harder to start ½ & go full
We want our guys to think “I am a committed, maniacal, aggressive defender.”
Still valuable against great offensive players if they have to play a little faster than they want
At least put a zone in for your D to practice Zone O