Why Great Coaches Pre-Plan Their Lineups (Coach Matt Majkrzak Explains the Analytics) @bballbreakdown
Why Great Coaches Pre-Plan Their Lineups (Coach Matt Majkrzak Explains the Analytics)  @bballbreakdown
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Coach Matt breaks down something I think gets overlooked constantly: five man lineups aren't just a box score stat, they're a plan you have to actively force into existence.⁣

His point about how little any group actually plays together unless you're intentional about it is the part that stands out to me. You can't just hope your small ball group gets minutes together. You need to know exactly when you're going to them and what happens right before and right after.⁣

This is the kind of stuff that separates coaches who are reacting from coaches who are scripting the game ahead of time. #shorts
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Why Great Coaches Pre-Plan Their Lineups (Coach Matt Majkrzak Explains the Analytics)

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