Quote:“We didn’t really run any plays,” Vermont head coach John Becker said. “We just ran a ball screen motion, and our guys did a really good job finding each other."

"UNC Ashevil le was the first team to face Duke with the goal ofspreading the floor to open up driving lanes", an offense head coach Nick McDevitt said was basically four corners. East Carolina did the same, adding a few more ball screens and more motion. Vermont followed suit, perfecting the game plan.

And at this point, there’s a pretty clear opinion on how to stop Duke on the other end of the floor – play a 2-3 zone. That, too, was an idea Becker picked up from ECU.

(11-25-2013 07:12 PM)PurpleReigns2012 Wrote:  

Quote:“We didn’t really run any plays,” Vermont head coach John Becker said. “We just ran a ball screen motion, and our guys did a really good job finding each other."

"UNC Ashevil le was the first team to face Duke with the goal ofspreading the floor to open up driving lanes", an offense head coach Nick McDevitt said was basically four corners. East Carolina did the same, adding a few more ball screens and more motion. Vermont followed suit, perfecting the game plan.

And at this point, there’s a pretty clear opinion on how to stop Duke on the other end of the floor – play a 2-3 zone. That, too, was an idea Becker picked up from ECU.

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