Easton Bazzoli - Conceptual Motion Offense

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Steal the offensive blueprint behind a national championship.

Easton Bazzoli led Gannon University to the 2026 NCAA Division II title with a 34-3 record, Coach of the Year honors, and the program's first men's basketball championship ever, and here he breaks down exactly how conceptual motion offense made it happen.

You'll learn why an offense built on concepts instead of called sets is nearly impossible to scout, how it turns every player into a threat regardless of position, and how it develops sharper decision-makers by letting them play through the chaos of a "jungle" of colliding cuts. Bazzoli doesn't hold back on the tradeoffs either, including the adjustment period and the discipline it takes to coach without a joystick in your hand.

This is the system behind one of the best offenses in Division II basketball. Enroll now and take it for your own team.

Lessons

1 Introduction 1:22

Pros/Cons to Motion Offense

2 Pro's 6:11 3 Con's 2:21 4 Transition Offense 4:58 5 Advance & Outlet to Spacing 5:34 6 Cross & BH 4:34

Halfcourt Offense

7 Goals and Spacing 7:54 8 Options & Individual Strength and Weaknesses 8:12 9 Alley 2:07 10 Q & A 5:59 11 Barkley/ Dribble Post Up 1:41 12 Cutting 2:57 13 Flare 2:30 14 Results of Motion & Drills 3:29 15 Player Development 2:45

The Coach

Conceptual Offense

Easton Bazzoli is the head men's basketball coach at Gannon University, hired as the program's 21st head coach in April 2024 after joining the staff as an assistant in 2023. In just two seasons, he has compiled a 61-10 overall record (.859 winning percentage), including a PSAC championship and NCAA Sweet 16 appearance in his first year, followed by a school-record 34-3 season in 2025-26 that culminated in Gannon's first-ever NCAA Division II National Championship, a win over Lander. Before Gannon, Bazzoli spent six seasons as an assistant at Union University in Tennessee, helping the program reach five consecutive Gulf South Conference tournaments.

As a player, Bazzoli was a four-year starter at Cedarville University, finishing his career with 973 points, 526 rebounds, and 201 assists. He is a graduate of Seneca Valley High School in Harmony, Pennsylvania, where he was named Butler County Player of the Year, and he holds a bachelor's degree in business management and a master's in business administration from Cedarville. He is a native of Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, and is married to Katrina, with two children, Kaiya and Ezekiel.

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Caterory:	Basketball/Conceptual Offense
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