Is that the best strategy?

Uh, it could be.

A lot of coaches have used that strategy, uh, throughout the course of time, but that's one of the interesting things that came about in this study, and I've actually done two different studies on zone offense.

Uh, the most recent product that I released is called Hall of Fame Coaches Zone Offense, where I took a sampling of 10 kind of Hall of Fame caliber coaches.

I broke down 30 seasons' worth of their zone offense possessions, and I looked for the trends and the concepts that, you know, were across most of the different coaches.

So that was really interesting, but I also a few years ago released the Encyclopedia of Zone Offense, which is a much more expansive zone offense look where there's about 60 pages of detailed writing.

There's 250 pages of playbook.

Are there any kind of overarching principles that you use to help communicate to the players this is how, either on like a individual basis, like I want you to do this so that that happens, or even as a group principles that help them achieve success?