Secondary Break into Half Court Offense

with Larry Brown,
University of Memphis Assistant Coach/Special Adviser from 2021 to 2022;
2021 Chuck Daly Lifetime Achievement Award;
Distinguished member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (2002);
the only coach in basketball history to win both an NCAA National Championship (Kansas in 1988) and an NBA title (Detroit in 2004) ;
SMU Head Coach from 2012 to 2016;
2015 AAC Tournament & Regular Season Champions;
NBA Head Coach from 1988 through 2010 (San Antonio, LA Clippers, Indiana, Philadelphia, Detroit, NY Knicks, Charlotte);
2004 NBA Champions;
NBA Coach of the Year award in 2001;
3x ABA Coach of the Year;
University of Kansas Head Coach from 1983 through 1988;
1988 NCAA National Champions;
Naismith College Coach of the Year (1988);
College Basketball Hall of Fame (2006);
New Jersey Nets (NBA) Head Coach from 1981 to 1983;
UCLA Head Coach from 1979 to 1981;
Denver Nuggets (ABA/NBA) Head Coach from 1974 to 1979;
Carolina Cougars (ABA) Head Coach from 1972 to 1974;
3x ABA Coach of the Year;
played college basketball for Frank McGuire and Dean Smith at UNC and then played 5 years of professional basketball in the ABA and NBA;
as a player, was a 1963 First-team All-ACC point guard and was a 3x ABA All-Star, ABA assists leader and won an ABA Championship in 1969 with the Washington Caps

Hall of Fame Coach Larry Brown reveals the specifics of his fast break and half court ball screen offense in the 5-Star Basketball Coaches Clinic Series. Coach Brown uses on-court demonstrations to teach drills, techniques, and offensive tactics that he learned from master coaches such as Dean Smith and Frank McGuire.

Coach Brown reveals three warm-up drills that help build secondary break scoring options and habits your players need to be successful. Brown demonstrates eight secondary break scoring options that the University of North Carolina still uses in its offensive attack. With each scoring option, you will learn how to counter your opponent if they stop your primary scoring option.

Coach Brown extends his half court offensive instruction when he demonstrates how to take your secondary break actions right into your primary offense. In this video, he shows you how his teams transitioned into his ball screen action. Brown shows you several of the scoring opportunities he used while coaching the Philadelphia 76ers during Allen Iverson's playing days. He also discusses how to build plays around your best player and your team's strengths.

As a bonus, Coach Brown demonstrates five extra plays you can include in your ball screen offense. These plays are sure to surprise and frustrate your opponent as you score at will on their defensive pressure.

This is a must have video course for any coach that wants to further develop their ball screen and fast break offense.

81 minutes. 2013.