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Hey guys,

I'm going to be doing a bunch of these (hopefully at least one per week) film breakdowns. My first edition is now available and I detail Doc's new pick and roll coverage...

http://clipperholics.com/2015/10/29/clippers-xs-os-game-1-sacramento-kings/

great breakdown, tuscon.

is there any particular reason you decided to white noise the audio versus using in game audio?

nickhx2 wrote:great breakdown, tuscon.

is there any particular reason you decided to white noise the audio versus using in game audio?

Yeah, unfortunately, I decided not to pull from NBA League Pass Broadband, becacuse I dont have a subscription. Basically, im just pulling straight video without the possibility of an audio feed.

Good stuff! I will be looking forward to these throughout the season.

Here is episode 2 vs. the Warriors

http://clipperholics.com/2015/11/05/clippers-xs-os-game-5-golden-state-warriors/

Film session vs. the Grizzlies

http://clipperholics.com/2015/11/10/clippers-xs-os-game-7-vs-memphis-grizzlies/

just watched. great breakdown. the thing i was wondering about the last clip was why didn't allen just switch back to jj since he was already trailing and conley was already on cp3?

nickhx2 wrote:just watched. great breakdown. the thing i was wondering about the last clip was why didn't allen just switch back to jj since he was already trailing and conley was already on cp3?

I dont think he was expecting Conley to switch on him. Only thing that makes sense to me. Thats why setting those screens high up the floor is so difficult to defend.

TucsonClip wrote:

nickhx2 wrote:just watched. great breakdown. the thing i was wondering about the last clip was why didn't allen just switch back to jj since he was already trailing and conley was already on cp3?

I dont think he was expecting Conley to switch on him. Only thing that makes sense to me. Thats why setting those screens high up the floor is so difficult to defend.

right. i figured that was just a breakdown in defense. they probably know what to do in general with that since they are both excellent defenders, and just happened to be that one possession. crunch time may have also caused tony allen to change his normal tactic as well?

nickhx2 wrote:

TucsonClip wrote:

nickhx2 wrote:just watched. great breakdown. the thing i was wondering about the last clip was why didn't allen just switch back to jj since he was already trailing and conley was already on cp3?

I dont think he was expecting Conley to switch on him. Only thing that makes sense to me. Thats why setting those screens high up the floor is so difficult to defend.

right. i figured that was just a breakdown in defense. they probably know what to do in general with that since they are both excellent defenders, and just happened to be that one possession. crunch time may have also caused tony allen to change his normal tactic as well?

I think Allen was correct, but Conley didnt want to let Paul walk into a wide open 3. It was a great set, but the Grizzlies blew it defensively.

Forgot to post the last few i've done, but here is the Wizard's breakdown. It features a lot of Pierce and its nearly all good. Lots of new defensive wrinkles added lately and I detail one of them.

http://clipperholics.com/2015/12/30/clippers-xs-os-l-blew-past-wizards/

good piece.

it looks like pierce is a little springier than he was to start the season which is definitely great for us. that last play was great, too. feels really spursian where there's so many options to pick from.