Although NBA players are "locked out," the great ones always use the time off to find ways to improve.
Monday, September 12, 2011
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Our "Nail" Offense was originated by Dean Smith, North Carolina's legendary coach. Coach Smith called this offense: "4 Corners" or "4 to Score."
The purpose of "Nail" is to SPREAD the defense and SCORE open lay-ups and free throws. Like Coach Smith's Tarheels, the NRP Knights have enjoyed a very HIGH SUCCESS RATIO when "Nail" is employed. Coach Smith's "4 Corners" was such a potent offensive weapon that the NCAA adopted the shot clock in order to stop him from using it. Over one six-year period, the Tarheels amassed an amazing 105-2 record whenever they went to the "4 Corners." Opposing defenses surely couldn't stop the Tarheels' "4 Corners" ... any wonder why college basketball adopted the shot clock?
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