Why Carsen Edwards and Purdue’s Zoom Offense Was So Effective in March Madness

When Purdue made its 2019 March Madness run, it wasn’t just about shot-making – it was about structure. The Boilermakers’ Zoom offense blended shooting gravity, screening precision, and quick decision-making in a way that constantly stressed defensive rules. At the center was Carsen Edwards’ nuclear scoring ability. Around him – Matt Haarms’ screening and rim …

Ball Knowledge of the Week (Central Division)

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Games Do Not Equivalate to Development

The Offseason Advantage: Why Real Development Happens Away from the Spotlight Basketball development doesn’t happen in highlights. It doesn’t happen in box scores. And it definitely doesn’t happen by accident. Real growth happens quietly; in empty gyms, in repetitive reps, in uncomfortable workouts, and in intentional offseason training. While AAU basketball has become a dominant …

The Zoom Action: The Most Popularized Set Offense in College Basketball

Zoom Action: The modern scoring trigger In its simplest form, zoom action is a coordinated three-player sequence that begins with an off-ball screen followed immediately by a dribble hand-off (DHO). The screening player sets a down screen for a teammate (typically a wing) who curls toward the ball and receives the hand-off from the ball …

Ball Knowledge of the Week (Atlantic Division)

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