Do we even practice any in bounds plays? As far as I've seen, 100% of the baseline inbounds plays have consisted of a gentle toss to the big man followed by a handoff to the in bounds passer where he invariably gets stuck in the corner.

No movement, no creativity. Rather than being an offensive play, our inbounds plays are predictable and puts pressure on us, not them. In fact the initial pass has become increasingly difficult to complete as I'm sure our opponents know what's coming.

Most of the time we scored of the inbound pass last year.

Seven seconds left on the shot clock, boys. Pass it to Sing across the half court line.

Sammy, you dribble casually to your left for four seconds, and see what opens up.

OK? Go Bears!

:p

Bobodeluxe;842443442 said:

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Seven seconds left on the shot clock, boys. Pass it to Sing across the half court line.

Sammy, you dribble casually to your left for four seconds, and see what opens up.

OK? Go Bears!

:p

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That goof clearly was on our coaching staff. Inexcusable. Hopefully it never recurs.