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The Most Effective Game Evaluation Tool
Ever
By Coach Randy Brown
As players and coaches we know the value of each
and every game. It is a privilege to compete in the game of basketball in
the public arena. Each game is precious and should never be taken granted
for. One underrated way to improve as a team and a coach is the subject of
this article.
A game analysis process is a crucial piece of coaching that is often
missed. Each game, whether a win or loss, must be objectively measured.
This will be a valuable skill that you can begin doing immediately. The
results of your efforts will yield big dividends down the road.
After the game, think about what your routine. Do you look at the stats or
analyze them.? Do you look at or analyze your game plan? Do you toss the
video tape on your desk and head home or view it carefully and
objectively?
These are important questions because your work is just beginning once the
buzzer sounds. The game must be wrapped up, analyzed, and specific
observations must be noted. Key adjustments are noted for future use. Like
many things, we tend to forget details a day or two later. These notes can
be very essential as you prepare for your next opponent or for when you
play the same team again.
Feel free to arrange this information to fit your own preferences. The
following is my game analysis from our (Stetson University) game at the
University of Florida.
These are the key headings:
GAME ANALYSIS
Opponent_______________________
Date____________
Game #__________
Stetson score______________ Opponent score_________________
OFFENSIVE EVALUATION
Possession Chart
Results____________________________________________________________
Offensive
Comments________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
DEFENSIVE EVALUATION
Possession Chart
Results_____________________________________________________________
Defensive
Comments_________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
GET BACK (Defensive Transition)
Transition Baskets Given Up_______________________
Transition Points Given Up_________________________
Get Back
Comments_________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
OVERALL GAME COMMENTS
STRENGTHS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
WEAKNESSES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
ADJUSTMENTS FOR NEXT GAME
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