coachmccormick
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Re:Blitz - 2008/02/02 22:13
It does work against a zone. The two tweaks I use against a zone are (1) looking back to the passer who fills behind the dribble and (2) giving my trailer and post more freedom to cut. Basically, I want the trailer to cut backdoor at least to the elbow area, low post or short corner and the ball to reverse from wing to wing.
Transition is fairly simple, with the post running rim to rim; the wings get wide; if they don't get the ball early, they fill the corners; if the point guard passes ahead, he tails - otherwise, he brings up the ball with a trailer to the other side and initiates the offense quickly with one of the options. Of course do what works best for your personnel. Personally, I am not a big secondary transition guy, like many others.
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