Posted by basketballballer on November 30, 2007
with Kevin Pigott, Fordham Preparatory School (NY) Head Boys Basketball Coach
Coach Pigott has taken a very committed approach to the Princeton Offense and teaches it as well as any coach in the country. He presents a detailed look at the pieces that make up this dangerous offensive attack. Coach Pigott begins with the back door cut, the anchor of the Princeton Offense. Drill work incorporates chairs for defenders and works on back cuts from five different spots. Pigott emphasizes specific footwork for setting up the back cut including the planted outside foot, swing arms through, swim move and lead step. Footwork variation is a daily drill to strengthen the back door set up. The Princeton Lay-Up Drill addresses conditioning, ball handling and making the lay-up. The whole offense is taken apart, two positions at a time in drill format. This is an excellent way to teach and help players understand this intricate attack. Skill development drills include the BC drill, four corners passing, post entry, dribble reverse, shallow cut, skip pass and scissors drill. Pigott includes the wing flash play, which is a combination of the pieces shown throughout the presentation.
92 minutes. 2007.
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In the LOS ANGELES TIMES, Jonathan Abrams writes “the Clippers received good news Tuesday, learning that Sam Cassell, who left Monday’s game against the Houston Rockets because of a strained left calf, is listed as day-to-day. Cassell, who strained his calf in the first quarter of the loss, visited Tuesday with Tony Daly, the team’s physician. He reported that he was feeling better, although it is uncertain if Cassell will play against the Nuggets in Denver on Friday.”
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An MRI on LeBron James’ injured left finger in Toronto revealed a sprain, and the Cleveland Cavaliers said their superstar would be a game-time decision for Friday’s game against the Raptors.
James hurt his index finger with 4:41 left in the second quarter on Wednesday night against Detroit when he was fouled on a drive by Pistons center Nazr Mohammed, who slapped at the ball as James began to shoot.
James stayed in the game and made both free throws.
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