So that box out drill worked pretty good.

[RichZ]

apparently

 

[Huskybass]

Indeed. Couldn't be happier with the job KO is doing.

 

[Ts5034]

I would say so as well. The announcers mentioned this multiple times during the game. I wonder where Ollie picked that drill up?

 

[DrewDog85]

I was watching Olander on Cooley and when shot went up Olander spun found Cooley literally slammed him with 2 forearms, spun back around and got the rebound, I dont ever remember reading about a Drill and seeing it implemented to perfection like this was.

 

[Scot-e]

There will be about 20 coaches running the same drill this week. It seems to have worked wonders.

 

[GlastonTim]

I read last week that it was a Kevin Freeman drill.

 

[#1 PA Husky Fan]

And Ollie gave KFree credit for introducing the drill. That's leadership.

 

[ctchamps]

I read last week that it was a Kevin Freeman drill.

The article wasn't clear. KFree named the drill the Chamber Drill. But I thought KO developed the drill while another poster thought it might be KFree.

 

[Chin Diesel]

apparently

Safe to assume Cooley wasn't called for over the back on that play or the other 23 times he tried to barge through Uconn's defenders.

 

[arnie3]

apparently

No wonder Boat and DD had a tiff! That looks like a wall that no one is getting past!

 

[zls44]

The article wasn't clear. KFree named the drill the Chamber Drill. But I thought KO developed the drill while another poster thought it might be KFree.

It's the Kevin Freeman Drill.

Deal with it.

 

[Clockshop]

"The article wasn't clear. KFree named the drill the Chamber Drill. But I thought KO developed the drill while another poster thought it might be KFree."

KO said on his weekly chat with Joe D (usually Thursdays at 6pm on WTIC) that he wanted the players to hit first instead of looking for the ball on rebounds. KO relayed his thoughts to his coaches and KFree came up with the drill.

 

[aceboon]

"The article wasn't clear. KFree named the drill the Chamber Drill. But I thought KO developed the drill while another poster thought it might be KFree."

KO said on his weekly chat with Joe D (usually Thursdays at 6pm on WTIC) that he wanted the players to hit first instead of looking for the ball on rebounds. KO relayed his thoughts to his coaches and KFree came up with the drill.

Do you have a link for the chat by any chance? I searched like hell online but could only come up with an old recording from december.

 

[Kitaman]

There will be about 20 coaches running the same drill this week. It seems to have worked wonders.

Tis the problem when you wake up the kids by letting out your secrets. Ironically and consequently, soon they have to develop a drill to counter this one.

 

[Palatine]

I this drill is so good. Shouldn't we have kept it a secret?

 

[ctchamps]

It's the Kevin Freeman Drill.

Deal with it.

As long as it's not a dental drill I can deal with it!

 

[Huskies4ever]

The article wasn't clear. KFree named the drill the Chamber Drill. But I thought KO developed the drill while another poster thought it might be KFree.

It certainly feels good to look down that bench and see KFREE and Ricky.

 

[ctchamps]

It certainly feels good to look down that bench and see KFREE and Ricky.

It sure does. And I have no vested interest who developed the box out drill or who gets the credit. I love both KFree and KO. The clarification I chose to make was based on the article posted regarding the drill. It wasn't clear. It really doesn't matter because it is a collaboration effort by the coaches and players, but it would be nice to give credit where credit is due.

 

[CL82]

It's the Kevin Freeman Drill.

Deal with it.

KFree Chamber Drill

 

[TheChamps990411]

i just think its absolutely awesome that this team was struggling with a part of the game and the coaching staff TOGETHER came up with a way to correct the problem and the team has responded. great coaching and great kids. i could not be more excited about the programs future.