Todd Simon: Free-Flowing, Fast-Paced Transition & Half-Court Man Offense

with Todd Simon,
Bowling Green Head Men's Basketball Coach;
Southern Utah University Head Men's Coach from 2016 to 2023;
2021 Big Sky Coach of the Year;
2021 Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year;
2021 Big Sky Regular Season Champions;
UNLV Interim Head Coach in 2016;
UNLV Associate Head Coach from 2013 to 2016;
Findlay Prep Head Coach from 2012 to 2013;
Findlay Prep Associate Head Coach from 2006 to 2012;
finished the 2013 season at 35-1;
2013 Bluestar Media National co-#1 High School National Champion;
3x National High School Tournament Champions

Transition Offense
Coach Simon begins with “Offensive Break Drill” to teach the transition portion of his offense. This drill works on getting everyone to their spot as well as working on scoring options. 

Options included are passing the ball up the sideline for open threes, drag ball screens, and passing the ball to the two-man side opposite the ball.

One difference between Simon’s offense versus many others is his use of getting players wide. This gives an opportunity to hunt for threes in transition while also creating an open lane for drives to the basket

Motion Offense with Triggers
When the transition attack is unable to lead to a quick score, Coach Simon’s teams will run a version of motion offense, but will use “triggers” to dictate how to play off given actions. 

One example is on baseline drives where the driver is looking to score. If he can get a hip-and-shoulder advantage, he looks to score. If not, he will look to leg whip his defender to “flip the post.”

Coach Simon delivers a terrific video  - from it you will gain:

1. A transition break that can be implemented to stretch the defense and attack inside.
   
2. Utilization of multiple quick-strike scoring options while being able to flow into a half-court offense.
   
3. How to develop a motion offense that relies on actions to trigger reactions.
   

Customer Review: 5 Out of 5 Stars!

75 minutes.  2024.