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Originally Posted by JRutledge
I do not rotate (I do not use the term flex in these cases) as much with a zone defense. For one the offense is trying to move the zone to find holes. The ball often gets skipped back and forth (I see this more with Boy's basketball for some reason) to find those holes and places to drive or post up. You do not need to move to officiate a one-on-one match-up either when your partner has it covered. Unless the ball comes down into the post or the potential for the ball coming to the low block, I would not rotate as quickly. Also a match-up zone is a little different because it is like a man-to-man defense with zone principles.
Peace
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That's how I do it as well. As I said before, I was just fishing for other thoughts to see if maybe there was a better way to approach these plays. I do, however, prefer the terminology of a match up zone having MANTOMANPRINCIPLES! All due respect to Bill R.
