“Every practice we have is high energy- high intensity. At this point in the year, we do not build in breaks and try to condition the guys to be game ready. We incorporate at least 15 minutes of skill development a day. Most days we will get 20-30 minutes in during practice, and extra work outside of practice. We try to transition from offense to defense throughout practice. In our first few pre-season games getting off to a slow start has been the norm. Because of that, we have been starting practice with a defensive drill where we start every practice with each team having to get 5 stops in a row.” –Head Coach, Aaron Butcher
Practice #14
Tuesday, October 18th
12:25 – 12:30 5 in a row
12:30 – 12:45 Post/Perimeter
12:45 – 12:59 AB- Jumping to ball/ helpside to closeout BP- Ball screen coverage
12:59 – 1:19 Shell (Talk about Man Defense)
1:19 – 1:25 Line transition
1:25 – 1:33 5 on 0 Set Review
1:33 – 1:41 5 on 5 Sets
1:41 – 1:49 5 on 0 Offense (4’s, Continuity, Replace)
1:49 – 1:57 5 on 5 ½ ct
1:57 – 2:04 Change Drill
2:04 – 2:09 Focus Scrimmage: Communication/ Closeouts
2:09 – 2:15 Defensive Perfection
2:15 – 2:18 Transition O
2:18 – 2:26 5 on 5 Full
2:26 – 2:31 5 on 5 Blobs
2:31 – 2:36 Focus Scrimmage: Crashers/Safeties
2:36 – 2:56 Situations
2:56 – 3:06 Keady Drill
3:15 Film: Conference Room
Situations:
1. White up 2 with 1 min left- White ball
2. Black up 2 with 1 min left- Black ball
3. White down 2 with :30 sec left- White ball
4. Black down 2 with :30 sec left- Black ball
5. White down 5 with :25 sec left- White ball
6. Black down 4 with :20 sec left- Black ball
7. White down 2 with :10 sec left- White ball
8. Black down 1 with :15 sec left- White ball
9. White down 1 with :15 sec left- Black ball
10. Black down 3 with :3 sec left- black ball
11. White down 3 with :3 sec left- White ball