re: How hard is it to break the 2-3 zone?

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You've obviously never played basketball and don't know the difference between a man defense and zone defense. There's no point in talking to you.

You're the definition of a "low basketball IQ" idiot who calls himself and LSU fan.

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Can you be more specific with regard to what you're talking about? I'd love to talk x's and o's with you and trade ideas. No need to get personal.

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I saw at least 2 different posts where someone told you that dribbling through a zone would create a turnover. You said no it wouldn't. I specifically told you how and why turnovers would happen and your response was "JUST BECAUSE OUR GUARDS DO IT......" that told me and everyone here YOU DIDN'T READ MY POST. If you did then it's clear you probably never played organized basketball or really aren't interested in basketball only want to blame everything on the coach. Its one or the other.

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I think you misunderstood my post. The way that I was coached to attack a 2-3 was dribble gaps, make two people guard you and distribute. That's not to say they're arent other ways but in my experience it was always the best way.

With that being said you don't have to completely dribble thru it... I only said that if the guards start overplaying the kick or don't commit to stopping the ball.... that you can occasionally get to the 2nd level with dribble penetration.... which is when you can get short corner shots or layups for your 4's and 5's.