Andy Shay Yale University

00:30 How winning a National Championship Has Changed Things

-Did it the right way, so hopefully no change at all

-Was as good as you think it would be

-Commitment of players

02:34 How Coach Shay Built the Culture at Yale

-Captains pushing the team

-Self motivated

-Past players impacts

-Difference in recruiting

-Making a living on guys nobody knows about

-Walk on roles

09:31 Emphasis on Strength and Conditioning Philosophy

-Great strength coach

-Conditioning takes care of itself with the culture

-Recruits understand the importance

-Size in athletes matter

-No running over summers

-Bigger and slower in the fall

-A lot of leg work in the weightroom

-Ben Reeves transformation

-Speed and agility work

20:03 Offensive Player Development Philosophy

-A lot of time spent on how to practice shooting

-Develop power before placement on shots outside 12 yards and on the run

-Re-wiring muscle memory

-Shoot with arms away to shoot as hard as possible

-Teach all different shot angles

-Measuring shot speed

-Mechanics of shooting

-Which foot to shoot off on the run

-Mechanics of shooting on the run

-Shooting vs finishing

-How big is your toolbox?

42:57 New Rules

-Big difference is clearing

-Really hard to ride

-Shot clock is a great idea but 80 seconds is plenty of time

-Better game to watch

-Sub faster

-The dive and how its changing things

-Did not let players dive in the fall

-Theory of not leaving your feet rule

-Change in the way the dive could change defense

48:54 Transition Rules

-How the rules came about for Coach Shay

-Uneven and transition

-1st rule: never let the ball beat you to the cage

-2nd rule: if your not covered get covered

-3rd rule: if you are covered move it

-If you don't follow the rules you won't score

-Not relying on talent

-Closing window of opportunity

-Defense plays "flat"