Archive for February 2012
Feb 25th, 2012 |
By Coach Nick
As the Miami Heat have steamrolled through the NBA this season, there are very few weaknesses an opponent can exploit. In fact, one of the only recipes for success against them is to make a high volume of three pointers. That sounds good on paper, but certainly not a strategy an opposing coach can rely
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Posted in 2011-2012 Regular Season, Miami Heat |
22 comments
Tags: basketball, chris bosh, dwyane wade, lebron james, miami heat, nba, post up
Feb 21st, 2012 |
By Coach Nick
Watching the Knicks host the Mavericks on Sunday, one might think that the pick and roll is the oldest play in the basketball book. However, the true history of the game reveals that Dutch Dehnert of the original Celtics was the first pivot player, catching the ball with his back to the basket and wreaking
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Posted in 2011-2012 Regular Season, Dallas Mavericks, New York Knicks |
10 comments
Tags: basketball, dallas mavericks, dirk nowitzki, jeremy lin, nba, new york knicks
Feb 18th, 2012 |
By Coach Nick
Written by Coach Nick (@bballsource) and Arun (@ArunKnows) The good teams find ways to win even when things get ugly. With both teams shooting less than 40%, Chris Paul scored thirteen points in the fourth quarter to lead the LA Clippers to a 74-71 win over the Portland Trailblazers. The Clippers were down as much
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Posted in 2011-2012 Regular Season, Los Angeles Clippers, Portland Trailblazers |
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Tags: 4th quarter, basketball, blake griffin, blazers, chris paul, clips, defense, dunk, los angeles clippers, nba, nicolas batum, offense, pick and roll, portland trailblazers, screen and roll, sideline
Feb 14th, 2012 |
By Coach Nick
Written by: Arun Chikyarappa (@arunKnows) & Coach Nick Second-year guard Jeremy Lin is the talk of the NBA as he has come from almost nowhere to lead the New York Knicks to five-straight wins. In those games, Lin averaged 26 points, 8 assists, 4 rebounds and two steals. These are remarkable numbers for anyone but
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Posted in 2011-2012 Regular Season, New York Knicks |
8 comments
Tags: amare stoudemire, basketball, carmelo anthony, highlights, jeremy lin, kevin love, kobe bryant, los angeles lakers, mike d'antoni, minnesota timberwolves, nba, new york knicks, pick and roll, ricky rubio
Feb 10th, 2012 |
By Coach Nick
Statistically Speaking by Arun Chikyarappa & Coach Nick Through 25 games, the Lakers record is a mediocre 14-11, compared to last year’s 18-7 mark at the point of the season. One look at their offensive production, and it’s clear this is a major culprit. Overall, the Lakers offense produces 93.2 points per game, a steep
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Posted in Statitsically Speaking |
2 comments
Tags: andrew bynum, basketball, defense, kobe bryant, los angeles lakers, Metta World Peace, mike brown, minutes, nba, offense, pau gasol, playing time, Ron Artest, shot clock, Steve Blake, three pointers, triangle offense
Feb 9th, 2012 |
By Coach Nick
Coach Nick breaks down how Luis Scola, Kevin Martin, and Kyle Lowry are able to attack opponent’s defenses. In this case, the Denver Nuggets falter down the stretch as Houston relies on one of its favorite sets.
Posted in 2011-2012 Regular Season, Denver Nuggets, Houston Rockets |
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Feb 1st, 2012 |
By Coach Nick
Coach Nick breaks down this epic game between the Chicago Bulls and Miami Heat from Sunday, January 29, 2012. Both LeBron James and Derrick Rose took turns not making plays down the stretch, while Dwyane Wade stood and watched.
Posted in 2011-2012 Regular Season, Chicago Bulls, Miami Heat |
3 comments
Tags: basketball, carlos boozer, chris bosh, derrick rose, dwyane wade, heat, joakim noah, lebron james, luol deng, miami, nba, norris cole, richard hamilton