How to Attack the Pack-Line Defense Playbook

by Scott Peterman

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Packline Defense Rules are an effective strategy to beat it!

What are the Pack-Line Defense Rules?
The Pack-Line Defense Rules are an offensive basketball strategy that can be employed to beat the effectiveness of this defense. The pack-line defense rules are layed out in this 180 page “Attack the Pack” Playbook.

What is the Pack-Line Defense?
Dick Bennett made the Pack-line defense famous when he coached for the Washington State University Cougars, and his son Tony Bennett uses it now. Several other NCAA D1 coaches that use the pack-line defense are Chris Mack (Xavier) and Sean Miller (Arizona)

What is the Pack-Line Defense trying to accomplish?
The pack line defense pressures the basketball while the other four defensive men stay inside a line around the 17-foot mark away from the basket. The off-ball defensive members try to give help on dribble-drive and stop the kick and shoot. Too many coaches think that they can shoot enough three-point shots to beat the pack-line defense. The Pack defenders try to play cutters and screens with passion and try to force a slower tempo with fewer offensive possessions.

You will want to buy this “Attack the Pack” Playbook! Most high schools run some version of the pack-line defense. Don’t you want to know what to do when the pack-line defense is physical and well-positioned with your team?

It’s no fun to play the pack-line defense, but now you will know how to attack it. Check it out today!

Disclaimer

“UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA is a registered trademark of the Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia, which is not affiliated with and does not endorse this product.”

These playbooks are based on the study of public basketball games, and that the playbooks do not incorporate any information provided by the University of Virginia or Coach Bennett.

Lessons

1 Table of Contents Free 2 Ball Screen: Player Movement Free 3 Ball Screen: Post Relationship Concept 4 Ball Screen: "Gator" Screen Action 5 Ball Screen: Twist Action 6 Ball Screen: Mix Ballscreens 7 Ball Screen: "Ram" (Rub) Screen Action 8 Ball Screen: "Michigan" Action 9 Ball Screen: Slip Screen Action 10 Ball Screen: "Kansas" Screen Action 11 Ball Screen: Multiple Ballscreens 12 Ball Screen: Backside Action 13 Ball Screen: "Spain" Action 14 Ball Screen: Roll Replace Action 15 Ball Screen: Step-Up Screen Action 16 Off Ball Screening: Player Movement 17 Off Ball Screening: Slip Concepts 18 Off Ball Screening: "Michigan" Action 19 Off Ball Screening: Re Screen Action 20 Post Play: Post Player Relationship Concepts 21 Post Play: Beating the Post Double 22 How to Attack the Pack-Line Defense Playbook - [Downloadable File]

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Men's Basketball Coach Scott Peterman has coached at the NCAA Division 2 (Southwestern Oklahoma State University), NAIA (USAO), and JUCO Levels (Blinn College and Carl Albert State College) as well as high school. Coach Peterman just felt that fellow coaches, especially young coaches, need to constantly work on their “game,” just like the basketball players that we coach. We as coaches need to improve ourselves.

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