Joe Mazzulla

Like there's offense to defense, defense to offense, dead ball situations after free throw. So there's so many different, it's not just, You're on offense and you're on defense, which I think a lot of people look at the game that way. So, you know, just looking at the different ways that they build practice plans, where they build a language, like how they build their playbook.

Like there's offense to defense, defense to offense, dead ball situations after free throw. So there's so many different, it's not just, You're on offense and you're on defense, which I think a lot of people look at the game that way. So, you know, just looking at the different ways that they build practice plans, where they build a language, like how they build their playbook.

And then really fascinated by the pre-snap motion. I think you've seen a lot of teams run these NFL routes at the end of games. And so trying to really be creative about these pre-snap motions and turn those into end-of-game plays, but you see a lot of coaches doing that.

And then really fascinated by the pre-snap motion. I think you've seen a lot of teams run these NFL routes at the end of games. And so trying to really be creative about these pre-snap motions and turn those into end-of-game plays, but you see a lot of coaches doing that.

And then really fascinated by the pre-snap motion. I think you've seen a lot of teams run these NFL routes at the end of games. And so trying to really be creative about these pre-snap motions and turn those into end-of-game plays, but you see a lot of coaches doing that.

Cutting. The way you cut can open up a two-on-one for the guy next to you or the guy two passes away. Where you kind of attack from, not just attacking from certain spots. You can attack from different spots. But even more than that, the passion that he coaches with and And, you know, what the players say about him, you know, those things are just as important as the tactical stuff.

Cutting. The way you cut can open up a two-on-one for the guy next to you or the guy two passes away. Where you kind of attack from, not just attacking from certain spots. You can attack from different spots. But even more than that, the passion that he coaches with and And, you know, what the players say about him, you know, those things are just as important as the tactical stuff.

Cutting. The way you cut can open up a two-on-one for the guy next to you or the guy two passes away. Where you kind of attack from, not just attacking from certain spots. You can attack from different spots. But even more than that, the passion that he coaches with and And, you know, what the players say about him, you know, those things are just as important as the tactical stuff.

But, you know, a lot of a lot of the cutting, a lot of the two on one reads, a lot of like to move the defense. That stuff comes from soccer. That's my favorite sport to watch.

But, you know, a lot of a lot of the cutting, a lot of the two on one reads, a lot of like to move the defense. That stuff comes from soccer. That's my favorite sport to watch.

But, you know, a lot of a lot of the cutting, a lot of the two on one reads, a lot of like to move the defense. That stuff comes from soccer. That's my favorite sport to watch.

So we did, I did bend the rule a little bit because like you said, it was, it was game 81 and 82. Everything was kind of set in stone a little bit. So there was, you know, I kind of got out of the competitive arena a little bit, went to dinner the night before the first game. You know, there was really nothing at stake with the exception of, you know, going against him.

So we did, I did bend the rule a little bit because like you said, it was, it was game 81 and 82. Everything was kind of set in stone a little bit. So there was, you know, I kind of got out of the competitive arena a little bit, went to dinner the night before the first game. You know, there was really nothing at stake with the exception of, you know, going against him.

So we did, I did bend the rule a little bit because like you said, it was, it was game 81 and 82. Everything was kind of set in stone a little bit. So there was, you know, I kind of got out of the competitive arena a little bit, went to dinner the night before the first game. You know, there was really nothing at stake with the exception of, you know, going against him.

But, you know, he's been really good. Like he, he, he taught me how to be more positive, you know, and how to be more, you know, like some people just have a gift of like positive energy. Yeah.

But, you know, he's been really good. Like he, he, he taught me how to be more positive, you know, and how to be more, you know, like some people just have a gift of like positive energy. Yeah.

But, you know, he's been really good. Like he, he, he taught me how to be more positive, you know, and how to be more, you know, like some people just have a gift of like positive energy. Yeah.

Yeah. I don't have that.

Yeah. I don't have that.

Yeah. I don't have that.