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Henry Iba disciple
Posted on: May 24, 2020 at 12:32:40 CT
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Sutton’s overall record in 37 seasons as a Division I head coach was 806-326, including a 6-13 mark at the University of San Francisco during the 2005-06 season when he served as the Dons’ interim coach.
“Coach Sutton drilled us in the fundamentals,” said Sidney Moncrief, an All-American guard for the Razorbacks in 1978 and 1979 who starred in the NBA with the Milwaukee Bucks. “You played at Arkansas, you knew how to set picks, you knew how to pass the correct way, you knew how to pivot the correct way. You knew defensively where you should be. You knew everything about the fundamentals of basketball.”
Marvin Delph, one of the famed “Triplets” on the 1978 Final Four team along with Moncrief and Ron Brewer, said most college teams today are lacking in the fundamentals the Razorbacks perfected under Sutton.
“Obviously, you’ve got to have talent to win, but Coach taught us things that some of these kids playing today don’t have a clue about, that are a lost art,” Delph said. “If you were on offense and somebody was coming to set a screen, he taught us how to use that screen. If you were on defense he taught you how to counter that screen.
“He taught us when to throw a bounce pass and when not to throw a bounce pass. When to throw a chest pass.”
https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2020/may/23/former-ua-basketball-coach-eddie-sutton-dies-84
“Coach Sutton drilled us in the fundamentals,” said Sidney Moncrief, an All-American guard for the Razorbacks in 1978 and 1979 who starred in the NBA with the Milwaukee Bucks. “You played at Arkansas, you knew how to set picks, you knew how to pass the correct way, you knew how to pivot the correct way. You knew defensively where you should be. You knew everything about the fundamentals of basketball.”
Marvin Delph, one of the famed “Triplets” on the 1978 Final Four team along with Moncrief and Ron Brewer, said most college teams today are lacking in the fundamentals the Razorbacks perfected under Sutton.
“Obviously, you’ve got to have talent to win, but Coach taught us things that some of these kids playing today don’t have a clue about, that are a lost art,” Delph said. “If you were on offense and somebody was coming to set a screen, he taught us how to use that screen. If you were on defense he taught you how to counter that screen.
“He taught us when to throw a bounce pass and when not to throw a bounce pass. When to throw a chest pass.”
https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2020/may/23/former-ua-basketball-coach-eddie-sutton-dies-84
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