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 Three college players show you what it's like to be down, but not out on the basketball court
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 See what some of today's college coaches say about the zone defense
By Ray Glier
Man-to-man defense is the red meat of college basketball, with players held accountable on every possession. They crouch – sometimes so low they can slap their palms on the floor – as if defending against a threat more dangerous than an opponent with a basketball. Meanwhile, the zone has traditionally been regarded as a white-flag defense – a capitulation, an admission that the opponent is too athletic to be stopped with a man-to-man.
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Taking your game to the next level |
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 On Court Academy offers groundbreaking teaching curriculums, business operating system
By Michael J. Pallerino
If the numbers don’t move you, nothing will. The numbers say kids aren’t playing basketball as much as they use to. And even of the 23 million kids across the country who are playing, many of them are not getting the proper instruction. The numbers don’t lie. On Court Player Development® knows this. The founders have long seen the need for proper instruction, proper fundamentals, and a process for player development that can provide both.
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At the top of their games |
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 NFHS inducts 2009 class into its Hall of Fame
By Michael J. Pallerino
During her four years at St. Andrews Parrish High School in Charleston, N.C., Katrina McClain could have been described as unstoppable. In fact, many who saw her play will attest to just that. McClain is one of the athletes being inducted in the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) National High School Hall of Fame in July.
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