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The following is from Alex Renchen, former Head Boys Basketball Coach at Kankakee High School and Bradley-Bourbonnais High School:
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Spain Action vs. Man-to-Man Defense
Topics: Basketball Plays #IBCA offense quickhitters manoffense
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Game Goals
The following is from Jason Opoka, Head Boys Basketball Coach at Glenbard West High School:
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Topics: Basketball #lessons #IBCA
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"32 Lob" Set vs. 2-3 Zone
The following is from Tom Kleinschmidt, Head Boys Basketball Coach at DePaul College Prep:
Topics: Basketball Plays #IBCA offense zone offense
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The Confidence Card
The following is from Marc Howard, Head Boys Basketball Coach at Romeoville High School:
Topics: Basketball #lessons #IBCA
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SIU Footwork Drill
The following is from Scott Hennig, Head Boys Basketball Coach at Geneva High School:
Topics: #IBCA footwork drills
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Excellence Gap: A Map for Coaches at Practice
The following is from Nick LoGalbo, Head Boys Basketball Coach at Lane Tech College Prep:
Topics: Basketball #lessons #IBCA
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Putting Positive Coaching Into Practice
The following is from Matt Monroe, Head Boys Basketball Coach at Saint Ignatius College Prep:
Topics: Basketball #lessons #IBCA
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The Parent-Coach Relationship
The following is from Phil Gary, Head Boys Basketball Coach at Oak Park - River Forest High School:
Topics: #lessons #IBCA teambuilding
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Back Screen Lob Set vs. Man-to-Man Defense
The following is from Billy Pitcher, Head Boys Basketball Coach at Lake Park High School:
Topics: Basketball Plays #IBCA offense
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Maine East Offense
The following is from Sergio Muro, Head Boys Basketball Coach at Maine East High School:
We play a drive and space style of play. It is about creating an advantage; Get it, Keep it, Use it. Offense is about rhythm and skill. We want to empower players to feel free but staying disciplined with our technique and offensive scheme. Maine East Basketball is about the team and not built about one player. We want to share the ball, score the ball, and we want to make basketball fun.
