Open Practice: Special Situations for Your Offensive Game Plan

with Matt Painter, Purdue University Head Coach; 3x Big Ten `Coach of the Year'; 2x Sweet Sixteen appearances, Big Ten regular-season ('09) and tournament ('10) champions; 2009 US U19 National Team (Assistant Coach), Gold Medalist at the FIBA U19 World Championship Learn the Purdue motion offense: Primary and secondary looks, to half court actions in 4-out and 5-out motion offense Inbound the ball with the "Split" baseline series to take advantage of quick scoring opportunities in dead ball situations Break the pressure of different types of full court defenses to limit turnovers by safely advancing the ball with optimal spacing and passing options An offense must have structure while also leaving room for players to make plays. Matt Painter is a wizard at using a variety of methods to create a balanced offense. This system utilizes several variations of motion and ball screen offense in addition to a deep catalog of set plays to spotlight his talented post players. In addition to Coach Painter detailing his offensive philosophy, you will see a Purdue basketball practice that is specifically focused on the offensive side of the ball. This practice will show you his three motion offense attacks versus man-to-man defenses, as well as zone offense, inbound plays, and how to break multiple types of full court presses.