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Originally Posted by Larks
Stuff from camp this weekend....
1. No Hands on Hips EVER inside the lines
2. Don't dribble the ball on the court during a dead ball. You are not a player
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I've heard both of these in pretty much these exact words. I never understood the reason... but still I keep my hands off my hips & don't bounce the ball.
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5. When a time out is called, your feet do not move to go to your designated spot until both teams are in their respective huddle. Watch the teams
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IMO this is absolutely the most useful in your list for anyone at any level. And also IMO it is not taught at enough camps by enough clinicians.
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13. Technical Fouls - KNOW THE RULES
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This is important because every year the dam ncaa technical foul rules change and they are almost as complicated & wordy as the ncaa time out rules.
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15. Talk to Coaches - he who handles coaches moves career forward.
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Talking to coaches is very over rated IMO.
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17. When you kick a call, and we all do, your next two whistles should be 110% calls. This will get you back in the groove
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Disagree. Blow a call? Forget it, move on, call your game.
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19. Huddles - at 1st Media and then end of game.
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See my comment on #13
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Camp: Be Ready. There are no warm up games in camp when you are there trying to get hired. If you take the first game to "warm up" you will fall behind.
Camp: Get better game to game. It will be noticed.
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errr.... Be at your best game 1... improve each game.... huh?
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Look for opportunities to rotate.
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A favorite thing for clinicians to say when they run out of things to say. Rotate when needed.
btw, great post, thanks!