Suffocation Defense (Create over 32 Turnovers per a game) - Ultimate Pressing Defense by Tyler Whitcomb
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Suffocation Defense (Create over 32 Turnovers per a game) - Ultimate Pressing Defense by Tyler Whitcomb only $10
When I was a Girls Varsity coach at Tri-Unity Christian we used to only keep Turnover stats. Turnovers for us and our opponent and Turnover Percentage. Our simple goal was to create more than 30 turnovers per game and to be a -8 turnovers per game. This plan worked and we created 33.7 Turnovers per game while having 3 games where we created over 40 turnovers in a game. Due to this system, we won 8 of our last 9 games after a slow start. We really wanted to win the Turnover battle and get us an additional 8 possessions each game. Its a basic face guard and switch everything while always having someone protect the hoop with full court pressure, Slobs, and blobs coverage and running and jumping all actions.
Turnover Percentage is defined by basketball-reference as an “estimate of turnovers per 100 plays.
” The formula is 100 * TOV / (FGA + 0.44 * FTA + TOV).
Coach Whitcomb's team stats show that when his team is plus-8 in offensive rebounds, and minus-8 in turnovers, they win over 90% of the time. So he has created a defensive system that forces turnovers, by using an aggressive full-court deny press, denying the inbounds pass. His system does this by having the defender who is guarding the inbounder drop off the inbounder and play "centerfield" or "linebacker", trying to intercept or trap the ball (diagram 1). He/she reads the eyes of the inbounder and anticipates the pass. We also sent 4 kids to the glass for Offensive rebounding in this system. The person who shot it got back on Defense.
Stats we Tracked
Turnovers (us) – Our Goal is to be -8
Turnovers (Opponent) – Our goal is to create 30 or more.
Offensive Rebounds (us) – Our goal is to be +8
Offensive Rebounds (Opponents) -
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Suffocation Defense (Create over 32 Turnovers per a game) - Ultimate Pressing Defense by Tyler Whitcomb only $9.97
When I was a Girls Varsity coach at Tri-Unity Christian we used to only keep Turnover stats. Turnovers for us and our opponent and Turnover Percentage. Our simple goal was to create more than 30 turnovers per game and to be a -8 turnovers per game. This plan worked and we created 33.7 Turnovers per game while having 3 games where we created over 40 turnovers in a game. Due to this system, we won 8 of our last 9 games after a slow start. We really wanted to win the Turnover battle and get us an additional 8 possessions each game. Its a basic face guard and switch everything while always having someone protect the hoop with full court pressure, Slobs, and blobs coverage and running and jumping all actions.
Turnover Percentage is defined by basketball-reference as an “estimate of turnovers per 100 plays.
” The formula is 100 * TOV / (FGA + 0.44 * FTA + TOV).
Coach Whitcomb's team stats show that when his team is plus-8 in offensive rebounds, and minus-8 in turnovers, they win over 90% of the time. So he has created a defensive system that forces turnovers, by using an aggressive full-court deny press, denying the inbounds pass. His system does this by having the defender who is guarding the inbounder drop off the inbounder and play "centerfield" or "linebacker", trying to intercept or trap the ball (diagram 1). He/she reads the eyes of the inbounder and anticipates the pass. We also sent 4 kids to the glass for Offensive rebounding in this system. The person who shot it got back on Defense.
Stats we Tracked
Turnovers (us) – Our Goal is to be -8
Turnovers (Opponent) – Our goal is to create 30 or more.
Offensive Rebounds (us) – Our goal is to be +8
Offensive Rebounds (Opponents) -
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