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2019 Tennessee high school football preseason projections
Hello, and welcome to the new hosting site for my Tennessee High School Football Preseason Projections! Returning for my third season, The System™ produced excellent results in 2018 with a smaller, East Tennessee-only sample size in the regular season: a 279-54 (83.8%) likelihood of correctly calling the outcome of a game, well above the expected … Continue reading 2019 Tennessee high school football preseason projections
Building a Better Basketball Offense, Part 5: Cuts
Cuts, by and large, are the easiest way to score points in basketball. By their Synergy terms, they’re downhill actions that can come in a variety of ways: backdoor, off screens, curls, flares, basket cuts, flashes, etc. To borrow a phrase from several different coaches, there’s a million different ways to run a cut. However, … Continue reading Building a Better Basketball Offense, Part 5: Cuts
Building a Better Basketball Offense, Part 4: ATOs and OOB Plays
It’s been said for as long as I’ve watched basketball that the plays a coach has the most control over come out of timeouts. It makes sense: that’s the only time of the game where you can draw up a play on the fly or tell the entire huddle at once what to run. Sure, … Continue reading Building a Better Basketball Offense, Part 4: ATOs and OOB Plays
Building a Better Basketball Offense, Part 3: Threes & Perimeter Actions
Think back to when you watched basketball games a decade ago. Sure, the players were different, and the jerseys and shorts were quite a bit baggier. Not every game came in HD, and for March Madness, you couldn’t watch four games at once; it was whatever CBS determined was of interest to you at the … Continue reading Building a Better Basketball Offense, Part 3: Threes & Perimeter Actions
