Cutting within Conceptual Offense
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I had the questions asked this week by a coach, “What are your rules for cutting within your halfcourt conceptual offense?” The answer to that question could be determined by factors like where the ball is driven from and even what sort of alignment your players are in. Two things I’d suggest for your consideration - 1) watch the film session below with Coach Tim Johnson then 2) check out the clips of my team along with my comments on cutting to score in conceptual offense.
Film Breakdown - Indiana State Sycamores’ Offense
One team who has been great at cutting within conceptual offense is the Indiana State Sycamores. In this film session, ISU assistant coach, Tim Johnson, breaks down the art of cutting within half-court offense. He explains reads, terminology, and decision-making for cutting within conceptual basketball offense.