Had a really good time Friday evening doing a shooting clinic for Morrisville HS boys. Players paid attention and asked excellent questions. Changed and/or improved shooting techniques significantly. Shout out to Coach Orick Smith and Dave Reither, really caring and good guys. Look to work w/ them again real soon.
Looking forward to doing shooting clinic tonight for high school kids in Morrrisville,PA. Always fun to get on the court and help players improve their games. Doesn’t matter whether it’s little kids or NBA guys, it’s also great to lace ‘em up, hear b- balls bouncin’ and sneakers squeakin’.
Really dislike playoff format. After every other day of games, the Lakers-Suns series doesn’t start for about a week. Hate 2-3-2 games in Finals.
The clinic schedule for this Sat May 8th has been postponed to Sat June 19. This hoops clinic is from 9:30-11:00am at No. Brunswick HS and open to all boys and girls, ages 7-14. Cost $30. Call 877-959-9400 or 732-247-0922 x475.
Not complainig but… in 1986 I coached Quinnipiac University to a 25-4 record, ranked 3rd or 4th in USA most of year and NCAA wins. I got $5,000 for the season and had to manage a hot dog joint to make ends meet. They recently signed coach to $1.5 million, 5 yr. deal.
Looking this week to work w/ Patrick Robinson aka Pat Da Roc. You may have seen him on the “And 1″ tour, w/ the Globetrotters or on Youtube. Tremendous balhandler who just came back from tour in China. He wants to work on his shot for an opportunity in NBA. Love working w/ folks try to reach their dream.
Foul shots determine Bucks 91-87 victory over Hawks in Atlanta as Bucks sink 15-18 from the foul line to comeback in the 4th quarter as Hawks do not shoot any free throws.
Thanks Hubie Brown!!! If it wasn’t for Hubie, I wouldn’t have my daughter. Years back came back to NJ after NCAA’s from Quinnipiac University to rebuild Upsala College’s program. Main reason was that the Knicks practiced at Upsala and opportunity to watch Hubie teach. Met ex-wife and had World’s Best Daughter.
Real neat watching end of Magic’s game as Jameer Nelson scores 32 pts. for 2nd time in playoffs. I especially enjoyed the announcers saying the Magic want the ball in Jameer’s hands at end of game as he’s a 85% foul shooting. Wasn’t the case his rookie season when shot 68%. After that season was when he worked w/ me.
Cavs and Lakers lose due to poor foul shooting. Cavs shoot only 20-31 from the line or 64% losing 108-106. LA goes to the line only 12 times while losing to Thunder who shoot 27-34 or 80%, making 17 more pts from foul line in 101-96 Thunder win. Once again proving the importance of foul shooting.
