By matching individual talent to a style of play, your team will maximize its chances to win games. Coach Wright is an innovator in the game and brings a world of late game possibilities to this DVD. Most games come down to decision making, play making and player confidence. Wright demonstrates all three keys by breaking down the 4-out 1-in set play. This orchestrated spread offensive concept breaks down every possible situation that may occur, with Wright discussing 16 unique options from one set play. Wright shows how to incorporate 12 offensive weapons off dribble drives from three spots on the floor. Wright shows how his special plays, including the clear play, use athletes' individual talents in specific spots on the floor. This play is versatile as it can attack man-to-man, zone and junk defenses. He also includes a short clock side out-of-bounds play that flows easily into the play. Coaches will benefit by condensing dozens of plays into one uniform set. This one play can help turn late game losses into great successes.

91 minutes. 2008.
Shot at the 2008 Las Vegas clinic

Faced with the daunting task of being a small school with a large school schedule, the 4-1 zone defense was born. This defense is an innovative equalizer when facing disadvantages in size, athleticism and depth. Coach Ricks credits his program's turnaround solely to this disruptive zone. Ricks' defensive package is based on 12 principles that produce confusion and disruption. From these principles Ricks demonstrates more than 10 different strategies that can be thrown at an offense to disrupt its flow. A major strength of this defense is the weak side support it provides. This zone will fluster your opponents as their offensive adjustments play into the hands of this intense, all-out defense. On floor instruction and game footage add clarity to this superior presentation. Your program will compete with bigger, stronger and better teams by creating confusion in their game.

78 minutes. 2008.

Coach Gaudio's rebounding system has placed the Demon Deacons among the best in the country. Using 15 drills he demonstrates in this DVD, Wake Forest lead the nation in rebounding differential in 2003, the only ACC team to ever accomplish that feat. Each of the 15 drills introduces a unique nuance to help your team's rebounding effectiveness. Since the second shot is the highest percentage shot in the game, Gaudio builds two techniques for offensive rebounding into all drill work. He also reveals several secrets to rebounding off missed free throws that produce extra points. The competitive nature of this system will aid your defense in its ability to defeat your opponent through toughness. This system is easy to implement and will create more high percentage shots while keeping your opponent's second shots to a minimum. Coach Gaudio's rebounding drills will help your team increase its number of offensive possessions by rebounding better on both ends of the floor.

73 minutes. 2008. Produced at the 2008 Chester, WV Clinic.

Time management and efficiency are vital for building successful basketball programs. Coach Boyle, one of the country's top high school coaches, shares 23 competitive skill development drills used for quality practice presentation. Each drill comes from researching the country's best coaches and their favorite drills and offers a blend of offensive and defensive strategies for practice. Boyle demonstrates drills in the full and half court with players that focus on increased passing accuracy, decision making and scoring ability. By adding additional players, each drill shows a different dimension that applies to game conditions. This drill package provides a template for you to design practice and stay on task each session. The drill variety will allow you to give your team a competitive and fresh approach to every practice.

79 minutes. 2008.
Produced at the 2008 Springfield, Mass. Clinic

Highly successful coach Dave Odom presents a defensive package to fortify the perimeter, lane and basket area. Stopping penetration to the basket is the backbone of this half court defense. Starting with the "heels on the line" philosophy, Odom builds an entire defense that has proven successful at the Division I level. He reveals specific teaching tips for on-ball, one pass away and two passes away defenses that will cut down the driving lanes for the offense. Five dominant offensive movements, including the UCLA cut and on ball screens, are eliminated with this stingy half court defense. Using players in 5-on-5 play, Odom points out each strength and deficiency within the defense. Odom promotes a defensive system that is bent on being solid and not giving up penetration. By utilizing this defense your team can eliminate rotation, mismatches and fouls on the defensive end.

73 minutes. 2008.
Produced at the 2008 Myrtle Beach Clinic