Teaching Spacing to Your Players

The first option would be just a simple two on one. Second option, a three on two, or the third option five on four. I noticed a skill that many young kids coming out of high school do not have is that ability to drive and read back defenders like to get in the paint and see back defenders. And so I would say that five on four for sure is number one helping guys be able to see the rotations and move the ball. The prototypical three on two and go to the elbow and all that stuff just I mean, I bet it happens maybe once every game.