Coach Jim Berkman delves into defensive adaptations within transition offense drills, emphasizing tactical flexibility and adaptive play. Players engage in structured two-on-two to four-on-three drills, focusing on defensive reactions to offensive maneuvers like picks, slips, and rapid ball movement. This session underscores Salisbury University's defensive philosophy, which balances matchup-driven strategies with situational awareness. Berkman highlights the importance of communication and quick decision-making to effectively counter offensive plays, ensuring that defensive rotations and switches optimize defensive coverage and minimize scoring opportunities. The drill's dynamic nature simulates real-game scenarios, enhancing players' ability to read and react to fast-paced game situations, vital for competitive lacrosse play at the collegiate level.