Dan Ninham's relentless pressure defensive system has produced the nation's second-best record of consecutive 100 point games with eight. His constant baseline-to-baseline defensive pressure has caused opponents to average 31 turnovers per match. Ninham offers three different defenses, each with a fire, high, mid, low, and low option. The offense is kept on their toes with ball pressure, traps, and pass denial by using a unique combination of full, 3/4, and half court alignments. Two-man traps can be set up in specific spots at the back court or mid court. Mirroring the ball and the glass wall are two ways to optimize trapping situations. He also offers drills for trapping and stealing. The system of attacking the ball and forcing it to turn is a well-organized and efficient one. This pressing system creates high possession and easy basket scoring. This system will ensure that your team is always pushing the 100 mark.

61 minutes. 2008.