I won't have time between now and Sat to do so...but a couple things I noticed 1) on more than 1 occasion and more than 1 player, there was confusion on why another player was/wasn't doing a certain action. Like they were waiting on someone to make a cut before they started their cut. That only cuts into the time the inbounder has to throw the ball in The best piece of coaching I got was to start your cut as the referee is handing your teammate the ball. Don't wait for your teammate to get the ball and then smack it with two hands like so many teams do. It wastes time. Start your cut as the ball is handed. 2) if you're going to "post up" you cant stay connected to the defender when the ball is in the air. You have to step over the defender and then make an L-cut with the passer anticipating the timing of the L-cut. Long story short, you have to take a line in your cut that allows you the room for the L-cut at the end of your route. 3) you're going to get trapped. Stop trying to make a pass over the top, pull the 2 defenders to you and then step between them with the ball secure. Either the ref will be whistle-happy and you get 2 FTs or you get a better line for a direct pass to a teammate. Jaden Schutt is probably the worst at this, while unfortunately being the exact guy you'd want shooting FTs