When I am defending a rollover I usually show one defense for the first few seconds. Once the offense gets a sense of the first defense, I abandon the whole concept and move to my regular defense. This usually gives the offense useless information and can really stall an offense. Of course, I have to survive quick shots and the first half of the clock.
I see it this way, if you have a shoot that work, get a feeling in which situations it works best. In other scenarios try it too and find variations. There are holes everywhere anytime. Most important and difficult thing is to get the ball to the 3
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When I am defending a rollover I usually show one defense for the first few seconds. Once the offense gets a sense of the first defense, I abandon the whole concept and move to my regular defense. This usually gives the offense useless information and can really stall an offense. Of course, I have to survive quick shots and the first half of the clock.
I see it this way, if you have a shoot that work, get a feeling in which situations it works best. In other scenarios try it too and find variations. There are holes everywhere anytime. Most important and difficult thing is to get the ball to the 3