with Jeff Lebo,
University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Head Coach

Coach Lebo builds his defense from the inside-out, beginning with strong post defense. In a lecture-style setting, Lebo begins by introducing keys for tough post-defense. He discusses methods for defending against post-to-post screens, guard-to-post screens, back-screens, and pick-and-rolls. At the perimeter, Lebo teaches proper positioning as well as flat hedging, aggressive hedging, and with/no switch situations. Beginning with post defense and working out, Lebo shows the relationship between post and perimeter players in a unique and effective style. This defensive system is effective for teams that possess a strong inside presence and for teams without a dominant post player. Coach Lebo also discusses the fundamentals of the Double Down defensive system. He shares how the Double Down is effective, how to incorporate it into your program, and the different concepts that he has successfully used. This is one of the hardest defenses for opposing coaches to scout and can be used at any age level!

65 minutes. 2003.
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with Jeff Lebo,
University of Auburn Head Coach

Coach Lebo presents step-by-step instruction on how to design and employ an effective man-to-man, pressure-oriented defense. Lebo builds the defense using drills to teach proper rotations for stopping penetration, slowing down teams in transition, defending back cuts and screens, stopping baseline penetration, and much more. This video also includes shell, post defense, and box-out drills. Lebo teaches the four fundamentals of trapping and double-teaming in the post. He teaches how trapping and doubling-down is effective and how to incorporate the two- and three-player rotations into your program. Learn how to utilize the strengths of both the zone and man-to-man defense, avoid size mismatches, control your opponent's star player, keep your rebounder near the basket, stop any offensive "surprises", and defend and destroy any offensive pattern. In addition, Lebo includes concepts from his days at the University of North Carolina where he played for Coach Dean Smith.

68 minutes. 2004.
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