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Dallas, TX
Joined June 2014
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Played AAU.
Played High School BB.
Played College BB.
Worked at an Apartment Complex.
Been homeless.
Worked at Chic-Fil-A.
Coached at the Girls Middle School Level.
Coached at the Girls High School Level.
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Nate Mitchel joins the Mavs in a dual role as an assistant coach/@TexasLegends head coach.
Tyson Chandler and Quincy Acy return in their player development roles and the team’s video room include Jacob Herrs, Jack May, Tevin Brown, Aaron Robinson, and intern Frank Ibe.
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Strive for greatness, but appreciate competition and your competitors.
Be secure enough in your sense of self that you can share your greatest moment with a rival, let celebrating with them be part of the magic of competing.
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Great share.
Iowa’s Offense NCAA Tournament 2026:
- Plenty of false motion to shift the defense before getting into main actions
- Patience in ball screens -> “Flip” ball screens to get to 2 to the ball if the defense goes under OR reject -> must engage 2 defenders to create an advantage
- Punish small vs big switches -> big vs small switches
- A lot of the offense is initiated out of the “Iverson” Cut
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During COVID 2020 @franfraschilla spoke on the usage of social media for young coaches.
1) Positivity
2) Uplift and Glorify Others
3) Share content that will help grow the game and not showcase how much you know.
There’s more to it but those 3 points are GREAT.
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During COVID 2020 @franfraschilla spoke on the usage of social media for young coaches.
1) Positivity
2) Uplift and Glorify Others
3) Share content that will help grow the game and not showcase how much you know.
There’s more to it but those 3 points are GREAT.
Oldie, but goodie by @franfraschilla
During COVID 2020 @franfraschilla spoke on the usage of social media for young coaches.
1) Positivity
2) Uplift and Glorify Others
3) Share content that will help grow the game and not showcase how much you know.
There’s more to it but those 3 points are GREAT.
Fantastic read. Thank you for sharing. @stevemagness
A German program tracked 14,000 of its most elite 12-year-old soccer players. 0.6% became pros.
We're terrible at spotting talent and it's costing us our best players before they ever develop.
I dug into what actually matters for developing talent: stevemagness.substack.com/p/…
Underrated Skill: Passing your teammate open.
The ability to lead your teammate into open space away from the help defense.
Eye manipulation could be key here to move the defensive players.
As the receiver, your responsibility is to chase space with speed and get behind the ball with the proper footwork.
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18-19 Raptors vs Warriors - Box & 1
Great Player Defense - 4 D’s
1. DENY: Ball Full Court / No Ball Back
2. DOUBLE: Full Court or Half Court (Make 2nd Ball Handler Initiate)
3. DISRUPT: Physical & change coverages
4. DIRECT - Where the basketball goes
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Shooting Drill:
1. Release Dribble Pull Up
2. Make 3 in a Row Corner 3’s
- Only get 2 attempts to make 3 in a row, lose your rep if it is not completed.
3. DHO - Turn Out, 2 Dribble Pull Up
4. Pinch Post - Reject the Chin Back Screen Vs Defensive Over Play
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Defending “Spain”
“Defense involves three things: Courage, Energy, Intelligence.” - Don Meyer
The best. Couldn't be happier for you, my brother.
The Orlando Magic will add Riley Crean as an assistant coach, league sources told @hoopshype. Crean was the head video coordinator of the Dallas Mavericks and spent three of four seasons there working with Orlando Magic coach Sean Sweeney. Riley, 27, is the son of coach Tom Crean
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The Orlando Magic will add Riley Crean as an assistant coach, league sources told @hoopshype. Crean was the head video coordinator of the Dallas Mavericks and spent three of four seasons there working with Orlando Magic coach Sean Sweeney. Riley, 27, is the son of coach Tom Crean
You can do and overcome hard things.
Trust & confidence comes from:
1. Doing the work.
2. Being honest.
3. Self awareness.
4. Overcoming difficult times.
General Thought Process When Preparing Finishing Packages For Workouts:
1. Power Finishes: Playing through contact and / or playing in a crowd.
2. Speed Finishes: Playing quicker, on balance to disrupt the timing of rotating defenders or shot blockers.
3. Spatial Finishes: Playing in space by changing directions against primary defender or rotating defenders.