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Jun 9
One of the unsung heroes for the Spurs this postseason has been De’Aaron Fox, particularly due to his increased volume and efficiency as a creator.
Fox is quietly putting together one of the best self-creation scoring runs of the playoffs. Among players averaging at least 11.5 creation TSAs, he ranks fifth in Creation TS%. His 54.7% Creation TS% and 3.3 rTS both rank in the 93rd percentile this postseason.
What may be even more impressive is the jump in volume. Fox has added 2.5 Creation TSAs per game from the regular season to the playoffs while maintaining elite efficiency despite the heavier workload, avoiding the postseason dip in efficiency that many players fall victim to.
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Jun 10
Coaches, here are my offensive and defensive highlights from my game in BigV Youth Champ, Casey vs Nunnawading
23pts 6reb 2ast 2stl 24 in 23mins
6’4 Point Guard, recently played in @OvertimeElite
@recruitingboost @AUSA_Hoops
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Jun 9
Ball Screen Monday: Guard-To-Guard Ball Screens on YouTube now!⬇️
youtu.be/IVzCYJ6QQ5s?si=yMHV…
Jun 8
A preview from this weeks Ball Screen Monday
Attacking Switching Defenses with Guard-to-Guard Ball Screens
Clip 1: One thing I love about guard-to-guard ball screens is that they create pressure in multiple places at once. The on-ball defenders have to communicate the switch. The weakside defenders have to decide when and where to help. The more information you force a defense to process, the more likely it is to break.
Clip 2: Screen-setting technique isn't just for bigs. Guards need it too. The screener gets downhill in this action because of his screening angle and ability to create contact at the point of the screen.
Clip 3: One of the biggest misconceptions about attacking switching defenses. Not every action needs to create confusion. Sometimes the best actions work because the defense executes the switch exactly how it's supposed to.
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Syracuse basketball has finalized its 2026-27 roster with a pledge from NYC guard Ethan Butler (@3thanbutler2026) of @OvertimeElite. Our @NeilAdlerSU caught up with top New York-based scout @ZSmart914 to learn more about Butler's game and character. 🧡🔽 insidetheloudhouse.com/new-s…
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Jun 6
Syracuse has added 6-foot-5 shooter Ethan Butler as a walk-on
A strong shooter who can get above the rim too, he played for the Diamond Doves of @OvertimeElite
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Jun 6
May I introduce a very under the radar prospect(sarcasm)
Keaton Wagler
PTS in the Paint/ 40: 7.4 (81st percentile)
At Rim FG%: 63.3%
2P Assisted %: 9.1%
How is he successful at scoring in the paint?
Footwork.
Balance.
Pivots.
Patience.
I’ve said it before, but scoring has evolved so much over the last decade. Pace, counters, shooting, decision-making, and scoring versatility have become increasingly important. Elite burst is still good, but it’s never been easier to be an effective scorer without an “explosive first step”
Jalen Brunson isn't supposed to score like this. 14.7 PPG in the Paint!
He's 6'1".
He's not dunking on everybody.
He's not blowing by defenders with elite athleticism.
Yet he consistently gets into the paint and scores against bigger defenders.
In fact, during one historic playoff run, Brunson averaged 14.7 points in the paint per game.
That's the highest mark by any guard since the NBA started tracking points in the paint nearly 30 years ago.
How does he do it?
Footwork.
Balance.
Pivots.
Patience.
The ability to create angles and adjust when the first option disappears.
That's the lesson for young players.
You don't have to be the tallest.
You don't have to be the fastest.
You don't have to jump the highest.
But you do need answers when you get into the paint.
Can you stay balanced through contact?
Can you create a better angle?
Can you pivot without panicking?
Can you counter when your first move gets cut off?
That's what separates a rushed finish from an efficient one.
👉 That's exactly why we created No Nonsense Moves — a player development system that teaches the footwork, pivots, counters, and finishing actions that help players score more efficiently around the basket.
🔥 For a limited time, you can claim a special discount on the complete No Nonsense Moves system: utm.rocks/up35p
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Jun 5
Why Jalen Brunson is so tough to guard.
Some of the earliest defensive fundamental principles teach the "arm bar". A quick breakdown of how Brunson is able to use this technique against defenders.
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Jun 3
The YouTube Channel is up and running again and the first video is up! A more in depth film breakdown of a post I made the other day about different reads out of a Ram Exit ball screen set! Link is below⬇️ youtube.com/@coachcadenhoffm…
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Jun 3
I’m going to make a longer post about this, but I really don’t understand the Oso hate from a large portion of Suns fans.
To start this was Oso’s 2nd season in the league. Plus a coaching change that saw changes in offensive/defensive identity & responsibilities.
Addressing some of the discourse I have seen that many comments are saying he can’t shoot & can’t block shots.
Unfortunately having to state the obvious here, but you don’t NEED to make 3s in order to be an effective offensive player. Yes the Free Throw % was bad and certainly something Oso will work to develop, but to use that as a means to attempt to categorize his offensive impact is irresponsible. The Suns best offensive lineups all involve Oso.
Oso’s ORTG On/Off was a 4.1 (89 percentile). The Suns best offensive 2 Man lineups both include Oso. If you look at the Suns best offensive 3 Man lineups that involve Devin Booker there is only 1 other player that also appears in those 3 lineups. I’m pretty sure you can guess who it is. Lastly, the 2 best offensive 4 man lineups also include Oso. Individually you can see in the picture below all of the offensive metrics that Oso improved in year-to-year, I’m not going to list them all, but it’s basically all of them.
Moving on to defense “he can’t block shots” is lazy writing. Trying not to get too analytical here, but per databallr Oso posted a 1.9 DDPM (98th percentile). He also posted the 3rd best Def On/Off among Suns players that played significant minutes. And similar to his offensive metrics his defensive impact took a significant jump from year 1 as well.
Oso’s defensive versatility his ability to screen, play-make, and be initiator on offense in Jordan Otts system is what makes him so valuable for the Suns moving forward.
And yes, there is certainly a lot of development in Oso’s game to be had, but for fans to be frustrated like this after year 2 is mind boggling.
Jun 1
The Suns recently fully guaranteed Oso Ighodaro's contract for next season, per @BobbyMarks42.
Ighodaro was the only Sun to appear in all 82 games in 2025-26, averaging 6.5 points, 5.1 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game.
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Jun 4
Quick film breakdown of Oso Ighodaro's offensive impact and the unique playmaking skills that make him such a valuable fit in Phoenix.
Jun 3
I’m going to make a longer post about this, but I really don’t understand the Oso hate from a large portion of Suns fans.
To start this was Oso’s 2nd season in the league. Plus a coaching change that saw changes in offensive/defensive identity & responsibilities.
Addressing some of the discourse I have seen that many comments are saying he can’t shoot & can’t block shots.
Unfortunately having to state the obvious here, but you don’t NEED to make 3s in order to be an effective offensive player. Yes the Free Throw % was bad and certainly something Oso will work to develop, but to use that as a means to attempt to categorize his offensive impact is irresponsible. The Suns best offensive lineups all involve Oso.
Oso’s ORTG On/Off was a 4.1 (89 percentile). The Suns best offensive 2 Man lineups both include Oso. If you look at the Suns best offensive 3 Man lineups that involve Devin Booker there is only 1 other player that also appears in those 3 lineups. I’m pretty sure you can guess who it is. Lastly, the 2 best offensive 4 man lineups also include Oso. Individually you can see in the picture below all of the offensive metrics that Oso improved in year-to-year, I’m not going to list them all, but it’s basically all of them.
Moving on to defense “he can’t block shots” is lazy writing. Trying not to get too analytical here, but per databallr Oso posted a 1.9 DDPM (98th percentile). He also posted the 3rd best Def On/Off among Suns players that played significant minutes. And similar to his offensive metrics his defensive impact took a significant jump from year 1 as well.
Oso’s defensive versatility his ability to screen, play-make, and be initiator on offense in Jordan Otts system is what makes him so valuable for the Suns moving forward.
And yes, there is certainly a lot of development in Oso’s game to be had, but for fans to be frustrated like this after year 2 is mind boggling.
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Jun 3
Coaches, here are my offensive and defensive highlights from 2 games in the @TarkClassic with the Diamond Doves of @OvertimeElite
6’4 | 180lb | Point Guard
@recruitingboost @AUSA_Hoops @timmykov @jordanemullan @PhhPrep
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May 31
One can only assume Mitch Johnson is a fan of Big Sky Basketball
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PHH Alumni Turning Heads
Jun 1
The Pac-12 is back! Full breakdown of why I think Deshawn Gory @D1shawn35 can be one of the best young guards in the conference for @JoynerJustin & @BeaverMBB
open.substack.com/pub/coachc…
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May 30
Xavier Edmonds feels very underrated at No. 43. @XavierEdmonds14
One of just a few Power 5 Conference players last season to record:
• 23% USG%
• 62% TS%
• 10% ORB%
Elite company and a rare blend of offensive volume, efficiency, and second-chance offense.
May 29
🚨 TOP 50 RETURNING PLAYERS 🚨
We ranked the 50 best players returning to their college programs next season 👀
Who’s too high, too low or missing? 🤔⬇️
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Grateful for the opportunity to represent PHH Prep Frogs on the national stage. Thankful for the coaches, teammates, family, and everyone who continues to believe and support the journey. Ready to put in the work every day, compete at a high level, keep getting better, and chase wins the right way. The grind continues. 🏀🐸
#PHHPrep #PHHPrepFrogs #NationalTeam #Grateful #LockedIn #WorkToWin #GetBetterEveryDay
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