with Chris Crutchfield,
University of Nebraska Omaha Head Coach;
2025 Summit League Regular Season Champions;
2025 Summit League Coach of the Year;
University of Oregon Assistant Coach from 2021 to 2022;
East Central University Head Coach from 2020 to 2021;
Arkansas Assistant Coach from 2019 to 2020;
University of Oklahoma Assistant Coach from 2011 to 2019;
2016 NCAA Final Four
Was an Assistant Coach at Oral Roberts, TCU, New Mexico State, Tyler Junior College, UTSA from the span of 1996 to 2011;
Played college basketball and football at Omaha
Omaha’s Chris Crutchfield leads his team in a spirited practice focused on shooting and scoring. With an emphasis on game-speed execution, Crutchfield directs his players in both live 5-on-5 games as well as several game-action drills.
The players start with a competitive 2-team drill emphasizing perimeter shooting and passing. By introducing a competitive scoring system, Crutchfield demonstrates how to increase the intensity level among players in this standard move-and-shoot drill.
Throughout the video, players work on actions that mimic the two-man actions that occur in the game and that are featured in the team’s offensive sets. Most drills feature both players getting shots out of cutting and pick-and-roll actions.
Some of the key shooting and scoring concepts that Coach Crutchfield goes over include:
- Post-up finishing and shooting from both the high and low post for bigs
- Screening and DHO actions involving bigs and guards
- Attack and scoring opportunities in transition
By interspersing 5-on-5 special situation and ODO (Offense-Defense-Offense) scrimmaging, Coach Crutchfield emphasizes the importance of practicing at game-speed so that players are consistently putting out a high-intensity effort to improve their shooting and scoring.
In this video, coaches will learn different drills and methods to challenge their players to raise the level of their shooting and scoring and improve their offensive efficiency both individually and as a team.
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“An excellent, up-tempo video showing a variety of different ways to help shooting!
76 minutes. 2025.