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Winning Basketball: Defense Legendary high school basketball coach Morgan Wootten and his son, coach Joe Wootten share their insights on building a dominating defense. The program covers numerous drills and concepts designed to improve individual and team defense, and shut down opposing offenses. These drills will reinforce proper responsibilities and rotations withing the defense. Among the topics covered are: defensive stance, one-on-one full court, defending players without the ball, building a team defense, guarding cutters and box out drills. This comprehensive DVD is essential for any coach interested in developing an aggressive defense! 93 minutes. 2008.
Winning Basketball: Offense Legendary high school basketball coach Morgan Wootten and his son, coach Joe Wootten know exactly what it takes to win basketball games and championships. In this incredibly comprehensive DVD, these expert coaches provide viewers with an unprecedented look into their teams potent and unstoppable offensive system. Among the topics covered are: shooting drills, jab series, dribble moves, fastbreak drills and breakdown drills. This DVD is a must-have for coaches at any competitive level. 83 minutes. 2008.
About the Coach: Morgan Wootten coached an amazing 1,274 wins during his tenure as Head Basketball Coach at DeMatha High School in Hyattsville, MD. His career winning percentage of .869 is the highest winning percentage of any coach with more than 500 wins in the history of organized sport. The prestigious Naismith Foundation has named Morgan Wootten the #1 Prep Coach of the 20th Century. On October 13, 2000, he was inducted into the National Basketball Hall of Fame. Joe Wootten is the head coach at Bishop O'Connell High School in Virginia. He has led the Knights to four Virginia State Championships. Joe has been selected as the Arlington County Coach of the Year three times, WCAC Coach of the Year once and Virginia State Independent Coach of the Year three times.
