Nerder She Wrote with Adam Mares: Nuggets Deep, NBA Innovations, Bored Popovich
Nerder She Wrote: Dave DuFour, David Thorpe and Adam Mares from SB Nations Denver Stiffs.
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Rundown:
We're doing video?
Nuggets are good!
Paul Millsap's effect
Mike Malone coaching well and talking shit
Has done well with missing pieces
Nikola Jokic
Being "one pass away"
Offensive rebounding strategies
Ethan Strauss' "Next Trillion Dollar Innovation"
Passing off the backboard
Thorpe, Pete D'Alessandro and Jason Williams story time
Learning the game through tradition and innovation
Ban The Charge!
Wisconsin player taking 5 charges
Innovations / Improvements
Developmental innovations
Ignorance in youth basketball
Rim height
Teaching yourself, experience vs instructional learning
"Players have to play"
Scrimmaging in practice
A.I. and pattern recognition in basketball
On the fly learning
Speed and mental quickness
Lonzo Ball is smart
Clone Wars: Team LeBron vs Team Giannis
Gregg Popovich is bored with the game
Too many 3s
Players getting longer, defending 3 getting better
Bigs can play small...can small guys play big?
Life is Basketball is Life
So many unicorns
Final thoughts
Thorpe's Love Letter to The Game
End
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