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These are videos of coaches discussing and demonstrating defensive basketball drills, philosophies, and concepts.

Five on the line Conversion Drill--this is one of my favorite drills to teach and practice the skills that go into becoming a team that is tough to score against in conversion.

Michigan State Men's Rebounding Drill directed byTom Izzo. The link will take you to a page on the Basketballcoach.com web site. Scroll to the bottom of the page to see the video of the drill.

Duke Men's Six Point Contest Defensive Drill is a drill to isolate one player going through the process of defending various movements and positioning in a simulation of a defensive possession.

Defensive drill working on chasing a cutter through a screen from Coach Dick Bennett. The link will take you to the page on the Championship Productions web site where Coach Bennett's DVD The "Pack-Line" Pressure Defense is outlined. Additionally, you can read reviews of the DVD. Scroll to the bottom of the page to see the video of the drill.

Tennessee Women's Conversion to Defense Drill taught by Coach Pat Summitt. The link will take you to a page on the Championship Productions web site. Scroll to the bottom of the page to see the video of the drill.

Chris Lowery of Southern Illinois teaching how they defend 2 on 1 situaitions. It is from a page on Championship Productions web site. You need to scroll to the bottom of the page to view the drill.

Video segment of Division I Men's Coach of the Year Keno Davis of Drake, now at Providence, discussing coverages in his 3-2 zone. As always, the video is at the bottom of the page.

Here is a clip that is around a minute and 45 seconds of Sean Miller (Head Coach of the Xavier Men's team discussing a part of their scheme for defending the post. Click on this link: Sean Miller Defending the Post.

Bob Huggins Defensive Help and Vision. Here is a video segment from Bob Huggins talking about his views on seeing both man and ball.  He then gives his views on how to get players to play the way he wants. As many coaches have said, "Hard head leads to sore rear end" (from sitting on the bench).

Shane Battier on Taking the Charge--Even though he is a player and not a coach, Shane Battier is an expert on drawing offensive fouls.