A Basketball Camp in Switzerland
Henry Abbott, TrueHoop...a college coaching friend of mine, Rus Bradburd, who was an assistant at New Mexico State and UTEP for 14 years. "I know what you need," said Bradburd, who treated his own burnout...
Blog | June 08, 2009The Calculus of a Crossover
Henry Abbott, TrueHoop...Over and over again, he'd watch Tim Hardaway's crossover dribble, commonly referred to as the "UTEP Two-Step." (Hardaway had gone to UTEP.) He watched Isiah Thomas's unique version of the same...
Blog | December 01, 2008Tuesday Bullets
Henry Abbott, TrueHoop...and candidates for Seattle's coaching spot include P.J. Carlesimo, Rick Carlisle, and Dwane Casey.Former UTEP assistant coach Rus Bradburd, who went on to write a book about coaching in Ireland, is speaking...
Blog | June 05, 2007Meet Trey Johnson
Henry Abbott, TrueHoopAs I mentioned the other day, David Thorpe saw Trey Johnson on TV and started raving about him. Jonathan Givony confirmed that Johnson is a player wel...
Blog | January 23, 2007Friday Bullets
Henry Abbott, TrueHoop...look easy. Here's a good article about him. He scored 49 points on 28 shots against UTEP. 30 points on 17 shots another time. Wish I could find some video of him... Clay Bennett...
Blog | January 19, 2007Paddy on the Hardwood
Henry Abbott, TrueHoop...to make you look like Jud Buechler). But Paddy on the Hardwood, the autobiographical tale of former UTEP and New Mexico State Assistant Coach Rus Bradbird's coaching foray into deepest Ireland, got the call...
Blog | December 15, 2006How to Recruit Basketball Players to Your University
Henry Abbott, TrueHoopInteresting how-to article by UTEP's Chris Croft outlines the basics of recruiting NCAA talent. My first reaction? Looks like a lot...
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