Stop and break
 | 1 Ernie Woods During offensive halfcourt work, the defence can fast break 5 on 5 on a turnover or missed shot. FIBA stay on a make - stay at the same end if the offence scores, they keep the ball. If the defence gets a defensive rebound or a steal they push the ball to the other end looking to score. (The defence gets halfcourt possession whether they score or get stopped. A team that scores in the halfcourt keeps possession.) Pistons scrimmages - go up and down until one team scores. Dean Smith - anytime they work halfcourt, regardless of emphasis on defence or offence, the defence always breaks when the offence misses a shot. Kelbick defensive challenge - the offence keeps the ball on any dead ball. Ettore Messina - the team always runs a fast break when they get a stop, even in 2-on-2 defensive drills. Chris Oliver - start play with a halfcourt inbounds or set play, if the offence scores they keep the ball in the halfcourt, otherwise play fullcourt until there is a score, that team gets the ball in the halfcourt. If coach calls "turnover" (bad offence), put the ball down and get back. See Scrimmage - Spurs stops, Cut-throat, Pressing - Tennessee 55 reaction. |
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