Jacie Hoyt's "Cowgirl Breakdown" 3 Pack

with Jacie Hoyt
Oklahoma State Head Women's Coach;
UM-Kansas City Head Coach from 2017 to 2022;
2020 WAC Regular Season Champions;
2020 WAC Coach of the Year;
Kansas State Assistant Coach from 2014 to 2017;
Nevada Assistant Coach from 2011 to 2014;
Fort Hays State Assistant Coach from 2009 to 2011;
Played college basketball for Colby CC and Wichita State

Coach Jacie Hoyt takes you inside the Cowgirl Offense and shows exactly how she builds a complete motion offensive system from the ground up.

The video begins with clear explanations of the offensive philosophy before moving into a series of carefully designed breakdown drills. These drills teach players how to react to penetration, post touches, and defensive positioning while maintaining spacing and offensive flow. Free play concepts encourage players to take what the defense gives them without losing structure.

Hoyt connects offense directly to defensive transition by teaching the "Hunt the 9" concept and showing how offensive decisions impact defensive coverage. This connection helps players understand why offensive discipline matters beyond simply scoring the basketball.

As the video progresses, you will see how the Cowgirl Offense is taught through five-on-zero execution, controlled live segments, and competitive situations. Coach Hoyt demonstrates how to layer actions, add motion, and maintain clarity while allowing players to play fast and confidently.

The video concludes with live half-court and transition execution, showing how all pieces come together in real time. Throughout the video, the emphasis remains on teaching players how to read the game, communicate effectively, and make strong decisions within a motion offensive framework.

Customer Review: 5 Out of 5 Stars!
"The drills and skill segments in this video do a fantastic job of showing on-the-court instruction and teaching from the coach's perspective. It is great to hear Coach Hoyt emphasize key points and correct errors on the spot through live drills and skill segments. I would highly recommend this video to any coach looking to plan, implement, coach, and teach a motion offensive system at any level."

107 minutes. 2026.

with Jacie Hoyt
Oklahoma State Head Women's Coach;
UM-Kansas City Head Coach from 2017 to 2022;
2020 WAC Regular Season Champions;
2020 WAC Coach of the Year;
Kansas State Assistant Coach from 2014 to 2017;
Nevada Assistant Coach from 2011 to 2014;
Fort Hays State Assistant Coach from 2009 to 2011;
Played college basketball for Colby CC and Wichita State

In this video, Oklahoma State's Jacie Hoyt delivers a clear, detailed blueprint for building a disciplined, connected, and physical team defense through purposeful breakdown drills.

The video begins with an emphasis on individual defensive fundamentals, focusing on positioning, footwork, communication, and on-ball containment. Each drill is designed to reinforce habits that carry directly into live play and competitive game situations.

Coach Hoyt demonstrates how to teach denial concepts, including on-the-line and up-the-line positioning, while emphasizing forcing the ball away from the middle of the floor. Through drills such as one-on-one in lanes, deny work, and island closeouts, players are trained to guard with discipline, active hands, and constant awareness.

As the video progresses, Hoyt introduces shell-based teaching that ties individual technique into team defense. Color ball shell and shell drill variations highlight communication, help-side responsibility, and paint protection. Players are taught how to jump to the ball, eliminate driving lanes, and contest shots with proper closeout technique without fouling.

Additional segments focus on rebounding accountability, defending slot drives, and preventing easy scoring opportunities through effort and positioning. Throughout the video, Coach Hoyt reinforces the importance of verbal communication, consistent terminology, and shared responsibility on every possession.

This video provides coaches with a practical, drill-driven approach to teaching defense, showing how to progress from individual breakdown work into cohesive team concepts that translate directly to competitive play.

82 minutes. 2026.

with Jacie Hoyt
Oklahoma State Head Women's Coach;
UM-Kansas City Head Coach from 2017 to 2022;
2020 WAC Regular Season Champions;
2020 WAC Coach of the Year;
Kansas State Assistant Coach from 2014 to 2017;
Nevada Assistant Coach from 2011 to 2014;
Fort Hays State Assistant Coach from 2009 to 2011;
Played college basketball for Colby CC and Wichita State

In this excellent skills-focused video, Oklahoma State's Jacie Hoyt teaches offensive skill development and how to design practice segments that build confident, capable players.

Coach Hoyt walks through a series of skill-based drills that emphasize ball handling, finishing, shooting, and transition offense, all taught with clear purpose and competitive intent. The video begins with ball handling segments designed to reinforce control, pace, and decision making.

Hoyt demonstrates how to use repetition and accountability to help players value the basketball and become more comfortable handling pressure. These segments establish a strong foundation that carries into every phase of offensive execution.

Shooting development is a major emphasis throughout the video, with drills such as Perfection Layups, Greedy Receiver Shooting, Hot 9s, Red Hot 9s, and Kill Shooting. Each drill is presented within a teaching context, highlighting focus, footwork, balance, and efficiency while maintaining a competitive environment.

Transition offense is also addressed through drills that train players to push the ball quickly, make early decisions, and capitalize on defensive mismatches. Coach Hoyt emphasizes pace, spacing, and urgency as key components of effective offensive execution.

This video provides coaches with a practical collection of skill development drills and teaching strategies that can be used to build offensive confidence, sharpen fundamentals, and create more productive practice environments.

26 minutes. 2026.