Scouting is not only about finding weaknesses. For me, good scouting is about understanding rhythm, habits and decision-making—and using that understanding to prepare a team. Coaching perspectives from the USA and Europe offer useful examples of how to connect video, statistics and clear instructions.
Category Archives: basketball
Kasparas Jakucionis — Attacking the Closeout on the Catch
A scouting breakdown of Kasparas Jakucionis attacking the closeout on the catch and showing why pace, decision-making and basketball IQ matter at higher levels.
Why Shooting % Drops After the Dribble — NBA & EuroLeague Data
At every serious level of basketball — NBA, EuroLeague, high-level domestic leagues — one trend is consistent: Players shoot significantly better on catch-and-shoot attempts than on shots after the dribble. Let’s break down the numbers, then explain the real basketball reasons behind them.
What Real Basketball Player Development Looks Like (From Inside a Pro Camp)
Over the past month, I had the opportunity to work at an intensive basketball Wasserman agency workout camp — a place filled with sweat, repetition, and young and pro athletes hungry to improve. It wasn’t just about drills and reps. It was a deep dive into what true player development really looks like, and theContinue reading “What Real Basketball Player Development Looks Like (From Inside a Pro Camp)”
