Why One Bad Shooting Slump Shouldnt Change Your Offense (Flat Five Explained) @bballbreakdown
Why One Bad Shooting Slump Shouldnt Change Your Offense (Flat Five Explained)  @bballbreakdown
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
One or two bad shooting games mean nothing to me and they shouldn't mean anything to your players either.⁣

Coach Matt Majkrzak breaks down why small sample size analytics are killing shooter confidence, especially in college and high school ball where guys only take 40-60 threes a season. If a kid is a proven shooter in practice with years of data behind him, let it fly.⁣

I also love the "flat five up" concept here. If a defense is dropping that deep, why run anything else until they adjust? Make them prove they can stop it. #shorts
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Why One Bad Shooting Slump Shouldn't Change Your Offense (Flat Five Explained)

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