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re: The Lost art of dribbling in basketball
Posted on 3/23/14 at 3:18 am to TbirdSpur2010
Posted on 3/23/14 at 3:18 am to TbirdSpur2010
My issue with a lot of college players is this:
- Too many guys are poor free throw shooters
- Poor shot selection
- Jump to pass too often
- Set bad screens
- Lack of ball fakes and pump fakes
- Don't catch the ball in triple threat
- No jump stops
A lot of this is due to AAU basketball where you play a bunch of games and never really practice simple things like this. The good thing is a lot of this gets fixed pretty quickly once guys make the league.
The idea that people can't handle the ball and stuff like that is just silly.
- Too many guys are poor free throw shooters
- Poor shot selection
- Jump to pass too often
- Set bad screens
- Lack of ball fakes and pump fakes
- Don't catch the ball in triple threat
- No jump stops
A lot of this is due to AAU basketball where you play a bunch of games and never really practice simple things like this. The good thing is a lot of this gets fixed pretty quickly once guys make the league.
The idea that people can't handle the ball and stuff like that is just silly.
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Posted on 3/23/14 at 10:31 am to RTR America
Watching LaTech vs Iona the other night, I was astounded by how often Tech's point guard dribbled right into a double team.
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