These notes are from a clinic Brad Stevens did at the Wisconsin coaches association clinic 2 years ago.
- There is not much difference between being great and being mediocre. Small margin of error between winning and losing (3 Possessions)
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP-------------Mediocre---------------Not Very Good
- He wants butler to be known as a team with Good Students
- Talked a lot about intangibles, values, and an overall collective buy-in
- Thad Matta Quote: Think like a head coach everyday” (See the bigger picture) Matta told him this while he was the ops guy doing travel
- Todd Lickliter “Never mistake activity for Achievement” & “I apologize for the length of this letter, I didn’t have time to write it shorter” Basically he wants to be efficient
- 80% of their skill work in the pre and post season is 1-1. 1 coach 1 player
-Builds relationships, creates buy in from coach and player, toughner
- Said a big part of their program is skill development. he gives the athletes a say for what they want to work on.
- Soar w/ their strengths (70-80% of workouts) & manage their weaknesses (20-30 %)
- Talked a lot about recruiting gym rats and that type of mentality
- Recommended “ The talent Code”
- Deliberate Practice: Idea of preparation
- Best way to see how in shape players are: Shoot 50 3’s before workout, and 50 3’s afterward then chart the difference.
- Said he learned thru mistakes.
- He wants his players to get 100 or more game shots each practice. Will tailor his drills to accomplish this.
-Count # of shots your best player gets in a practice
- Do a lot less, but do it a lot better
- Big Stats guy. Will spend an hour looking at Box scores for next opponent
-3 pt attempts per FG attempt
-FT Rate
-O Reb %
-TO %
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