Basketball Plays: Your Key To Becoming A Great Coach – PART 2
June 23rd, 2009
Gene Hackman’s performance in the hit movie, “Hoosiers” gave us an in-depth look into the world of basketball, following a team of high school players on their road to the Indiana State Championship. The coach, played by Hackman, emphasized some Basketball Plays designed to build teamwork and discipline. He allowed a minimum of three times for the ball to be passed before a player needed to take a shot, and to catch the defense out of position. This generally led to the team scoring a basket. During the movie, drills included running around wooden chairs and shuffling back and forth across the court.
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