Who Knows Kruger's Coaching Style / X's and O's???

[OopItToWillie]

This is hard to find or know unless you regularly watch UNLV, which I don't.

 

[billyball]

Bump. Like to know too.

 

[Tony]

Campbest is gonna be the guy to ask on this, he watches a ton of Mountain West games.

It's not x's and o's but if you search "Krugerology" on youtube there are a ton of short videos of his practices where he's talking about drills and plays.

 

[BoulderSooner]

the last couple of years he has gone to more of a preasure trapping style of play .. he has had some good athletes in vegas and they have been very good.

 

[KU4LIFE]

Yup, likes to trap a lot and get you to turn over the ball... definitely a in your face mentality. Both offensively and defensively he likes it up tempo. I know he runs a weave a lot offensively. Kind of hard to say totally as he hasn't had the most offensively gifted players at UNLV, but they are generally very athletic.

 

[daqman]

Campbest is gonna be the guy to ask on this, he watches a ton of Mountain West games.

It's not x's and o's but if you search "Krugerology" on youtube there are a ton of short videos of his practices where he's talking about drills and plays.

Bubble?
The downfall of Capel.

 

[OopItToWillie]

Yup, likes to trap a lot and get you to turn over the ball... definitely a in your face mentality. Both offensively and defensively he likes it up tempo. I know he runs a weave a lot offensively. Kind of hard to say totally as he hasn't had the most offensively gifted players at UNLV, but they are generally very athletic.

Yeah I knew they were starting to live up to the name "Runnin Rebels" a bit more of late, just didn't know the specifics (i.e. zone vs. man, type of offense, etc.)

 

[KU4LIFE]

Definitely prefers man-to-man, but will sprinkle in some zone.