Tony Miller has worked as an assistant coach for the Bob Jones University Bruins men’s basketball since 2012. In 2014, he earned a doctorate in Sports Management from the United States Sports Academy (USSA). Since that time, he has served as the program coordinator and associate professor for both the sport management and sports administration and coaching majors at Bob Jones University.
This is part two of a conversation with Coach Mike Jagacki of Lockdown Defense. In this conversation, he shares strategies for developing defensive awareness in players.
Bowling Green’s head coach, Todd Simon, shares his philosophy for basketball conceptual offense, including the use of small-sided games, creating more free throw opportunities, and teaching shot selection.
SAVI’s Mark Cascio joins Tony Miller to discuss the art and science of basketball game management. From knowing when to take timeouts to riding the hot hand to organizing halftime talks. Improve your coaching immediately with these tips and tricks.
When most coaches think about transition offense, they default to familiar concepts like “running lanes” or a “numbered break.” But what happens when the defense
2-1-2 Zone Defense Resources Greg Neeley, head coach for the Piedmont College Lions (NCAA D3), breaks down his 2-1-2 zone defense. He shares player responsibilities,