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As I speak, the Olympics are just around the corner, Bilal Coulibaly had a pretty good season, he's very good defensively, between the summer league and the start of the season, he worked on his shooting, finishing at 35% on 3-pointers for the whole season, but the most surprising thing is that during the season he grew from 6'6 to 6'8. And during the offseason, the Wizards GM announced in an interview that they had measured him at 6'9. In addition to growing, Bilal is supposed to be working on his physique right now, putting on a few kilos of muscle, working on his handle and self-creation. If he develops properly offensively, he'll be an All-Star one day. As his defense is already elite, he can concentrate on his offensive game and his physique.

The players are almost running an NFL 🏈 pick and the passer has a QB like read option to the receiver depending on where the defense commits. AhhhMaZinG 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Pop

Euphoria? Them superteams getting neutralized, I can only watch in silence. The famous Heatles we once knew is lookin paranoid and now spiraling. They moving just like degenerates, every antic is feeling distasteful. I calculate they're not as calculated, I can even predict the angle. Double teaming on Parker cause they thought he would collapse. A pathetic superstar manipulator, I can smell the slander on you now. You're not a superteam, you're a super weak team with the hopes of being accepted. Gregg Popovich figured you out, Pat Riley never had been your protection. Spurs play ball that electrify 'em, Heat play ball that pacify 'em I can double down on that line but spare you this time, that's random acts of Mavericks Know that you're a star manipulator and habitual loser, too But don't take no Ls for Bron and we wont take them dubs from you

Ginobili and Diaw probably top 20-30 highest iq basketball players ever and watching them orchestrate this offense was something special.

it's like you can see the future

My school is tiny, and we had a girls and boys basketball team, the girls went 1-9, and trust me, the record makes it look better than it was. The boys went 6-4 or 7-3 idk and the JV (I was on JV) went 2-1. I'm guessing our coach watched this video because this sounds a lot like what we did.

I its similar to triangle offense, but pop mix ut with spread offense

7 second offense was to basketball what Indianapolis hurryup offense was to football

This is great analysis. Definitely potential for Nembhard to be a top tier two-way role player. And those are so valuable for playoff success

Never got past my spurs lol

Lakers get him

At 2:35 if I was Tim Duncan I would’ve faked inside rolled out to my Left for the mid range that Tim like! Because Bosh is too smart to move he knows if he moves it’s the easy inside basket

Seen this taught but the core fundamentals were missing.drive right move right or reshuffle/ fill in by moving right you can't really get it wrong as a player only the coach can mess this one up

U convinced me I love it

Thank you for the insight.

The Nuggets just used this strategy against the Lakers to win Game 2. They ran a Lebron/AD pick n roll with Jokic in drop coverage mostly in the 1st half. 2nd half the Nuggets put Jokic on Rui and had Gordon on AD in the pick n roll. The Lakers looked super confused and could not get anything going on offense. Is it common for a coach to be clueless against this strategy?

Any team is good with Ginobili in it

great video.

Did they score any points this game or no?

Hey Daniel are you still working for the mavs?

Isn't this just Zoom action?

NBA sucks because they don’t know how to pass correctly to use passing to set up positions to get easy shots. But they are athletic and can shoot, but using that pick and roll all the time is pretty one dimensional, most time it doesn’t work to get an easy shot.

I find find it notable that the driver doesnt challenge the helpside at all. SJ has three counters to it. The pivot, the dunker and the cut and fill, which exchanges the helpside. This with double gaps because of the no player on the point attacks both gap help and helpside, opening alot of space.

The problem is no one is willing to play smart, hard defense in the NBA. Defensive schemes are fine but if you can't perform the basics, scheming is never going to work.

I didn't know they played defense.

OBSERVATION NBA and NASCAR are dead

One of the secret reasons Philadelphia coaches and players like Tobias Harris. He does a decent job guarding centers on the perimeter and switching onto ball handling wings, allowing Embiid to play off the worst shooter and roam.

Sooooo......derp de derper derp

4:57 I like when players casually travel.

the strategy is only good for few specific plays!

The first action of this video are secondary transition offenses. The PNR is more efficient that way, because most of the time the „bigs“ are sitting in the zone. Other examples were PNR out of set, different story.

Coach Daniel, I know that you have a full-time job and you are fully committed to it. I wanted to remind you how much you inspire coaches around the world with educational videos that help coaches all over the world to improve and become better at understanding the game on a high level. Please don't forget that you are the passive mentor for more than 1000 coaches in the world. Thank you for everything and don't forget about us please <3

Why the cavs didnt play 2 bigs with mobley and allen

JB is a wizard at making adjustments.. when the high pick and roll doesn't work, he runs the high pick and roll and hope it does work... Diabolical

This works until teams stop playing guys who can't shoot. It's gonna happen eventually...

Ive noticed this a lot woth the celtics over the years. When he was a bit younger they were fine with Horford switching onto guards (also helped when we had Smart who could handle his own against bigs in the post) But they would use Rob Williams as the free safety and it helped disrupt the opponents offense

What if cavs used spain p&r to force first matchups

My HS team uses a similar defense with all players. (6:40) The problem with the Bucks is the weak side guards don't need to help & must stay in the passing lane (like Middleton 2:22) Or have the PG peel off to the top in passing lane when his man drives.

Love the content and a great breakdown of a modern spead PnR. However I cant accept the claim that Allen is not able to post up Booker/Grayson. Allen should be easily able to overpower any SG in the paint and if not go through him, then just hook over him in the paint. His postgame should still handle any 6'6 guard 40lbs lighter. That's suppose to be an advantage that commands help and leaves a shooter open, is it not?

crazy how this video popped up on my newsfeed and was losing 40 points to the clippers last night

If i'm not mistaken LA bubble did this in the finals they put AD on Jimmy so they can switch all pick and roll

4:20 travel by Darius Garland go crazy

someone show this to Monty Williams

The thing is that post up looks like a lost art for NBA bigs. You can't play with these match ups in Europe (of course there are less athletic players anyway). But this kind of tactics deny your big from PnR connections, no post up game and it forces a non shooter perimeter player to be exposed. Many times bigs are not even chasing the offensive rebound

You just spread a bit more and let Allen punish KD in the paint. easy

Wait!? You're back!? Since X's and O's has been gaining popularity lately. I honestly thought of this channel and was a little sad that you got a job in the NBA for Mavs or something right? I'm babbling, glad you're back mate.

Why didn't the cavs coach stopped this tho?

This is why bigmen lacking post repertoire is just stupid.

Thank you for the video Daniel! Always appreciate them!

Vogel always been a good defensive coach