Coach Riley credits many factors for his unparalleled success at Provine High. On the floor, his 1-4 set creates a multitude of scoring opportunities on the offensive end. Now he shares the secrets on 15 of his unique quick hitters from the 1-4 alignment. All five players are put in situations to score, screen, reverse the ball and penetrate. The 1-4 alignment starts in a box and Riley shows how it can become a 1-4 in several ways. Proper spacing and a balanced court allow action to occur on both sides of the floor. Each quick hitter utilizes a variety of strategies: On ball screen, ball reversal, swing the wings, lob passes, screen away, stagger screens, flare cuts, box set and double screens. He also shows how the back door series starts from defensive wing pressure and takes advantage of the defense to produce baskets.

56 minutes. 2008.

Coach Bruno has developed a nationwide reputation as a pressure defense coach. In this DVD, he shares 10 points that help his teams force turnovers and create baskets with their press. Bruno's teams are one of the country's highest scoring teams due mainly to the tempo created by this pressing package. By disrupting offensive rhythm and neutralizing size, Bruno's team is able to beat any team in the country. His use of multiple players in this pressure system eventually wears down opponents. Defining roles, creating team chemistry, and superior conditioning are critical aspects to the success of this style of play. Eight fundamental principles are the foundation of teaching and implementing the pressure package. Using a 5-on-5 concept on the floor, Bruno demonstrates each of his fundamentals and teaching points.

73 minutes. 2008.

Coach Huggins' motion offense is based on cutting, reading the defense and back doors. He begins by using cones on the floor to illustrate the basic alignment of his motion offense. Huggins uses cutting drills and breakdown drills to teach the three major components of the offense: spreading, moving and isolating the offense. Huggins takes players through a five man cutting structure to put the offense together. When screeners call out screens, the cutter makes an intentional movement to get open. Demonstrated are on-ball and off-ball screening situations to give this offense spacing and variety, making it difficult to defend. Huggins provides everything you need to install this slashing offense.

74 minutes. 2008.

To simplify zone offense, Coach Bruno sees all zones as match-up zones. Spontaneous movement and spacing are two major keys to attacking a zone defense. Bruno demonstrates the keys to zone movement including overloading the backside of the zone, skip passes, and penetration. There are various uses of the short corner in this zone attack coming from the perimeter and the high post. Screening the backside of the zone allows for skip passes and slipping into the middle of the zone. Bruno shows how the ball screen is utilized against the zone, as well as the flash from behind the zone from the baseline and the weak side. He also covers rebounding against the zone. Bruno shares three offensive sets against the zone using players on the floor, as well as drills to help build this zone offense attack.

69 minutes. 2008.

Coach McKillop knows how to win close games. McKillop's philosophy is simple, the "details" of coaching basketball are the foundation of success. In this DVD, McKillop shares his seven keys to successful basketball and detailed demonstrations of baseline and sideline out of bounds plays. By executing special teams play, you can gain an edge on any opponent. McKillop also discusses and demonstrates how he prepares his teams for defensive out-of-bounds plays. He demonstrates strategies for using your best scorer and for gaining an advantage on the free throw line. McKillop teaches specific footwork to gain offensive rebounds from missed free throws; a great way to pick up quick baskets or give your offense another possession. Learn how to win close games from the NABC's 2008 Coach of the Year.

81 minutes. 2008.