Jay Wright: Innovative Late Game Sets

with Jay Wright,Villanova Head Coach from 2001 to 2022;
2022 Final Four;
2021 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee;
2018 & 2016 NCAA National Champions;
AP Coach of the Decade (2010s);
2018 John R. Wooden Legends of Coaching Award;
2x Naismith College Coach of the Year (2006, 2016);
4x Big East Tournament Champions;
8x Big East Regular Season Champions;
6x Big East Coach of the Year (2006, 2009, 2014-2016, 2019);
NABC Coach of the Year (2006);
Hofstra Head Coach from 1994 to 2001;
2x America East Coach of the Year (2000, 2001);
Assistant coach at: UNLV (1992 - 1994), Villanova (1987 -1992), Drexel (1987 -1992) and Rochester (1984 - 1986);
played collegiately for Bucknell

By matching individual talent to a style of play, your team will maximize its chances to win games. Coach Wright is an innovator in the game and brings a world of late game possibilities to this terrific video. Most games come down to decision making, play making and player confidence. Wright demonstrates all three keys by breaking down the 4-out 1-in set play. This orchestrated spread offensive concept breaks down every possible situation that may occur, with Wright discussing 16 unique options from one set play. Wright shows how to incorporate 12 offensive weapons off dribble drives from three spots on the floor. Wright shows how his special plays, including the clear play, use athletes' individual talents in specific spots on the floor. This play is versatile as it can attack man-to-man, zone and junk defenses. He also includes a short clock side out-of-bounds play that flows easily into the play. Coaches will benefit by condensing dozens of plays into one uniform set. This one play can help turn late game losses into great successes.

91 minutes. 2008.
Shot at the 2008 Las Vegas clinic