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Message: [QUOTE="bags27, post: 2614521, member: 6761"] I don't claim expertise at all, and right, I think it depends. Jordy is (appropriately) framing this more narrowly into the UConn model, which is very largely man-to-man defense, and very largely read-and-react motion. It does seem to me that if it's stated so starkly, offense is going to be way more complex, by definition: you're the aggressor and have to make the move, while the defense responds to what the aggressor does and in the offense UConn plays it's all about extremely rapid ball movement and largely the 2 or 3 man game. Not that there aren't huge complexities of technique in man-to-man defense; and in the practice I watched (FWIW: it was one practice late in the season), Geno spent far more time coaching defense than offense. [/QUOTE]