Don Meyer, the NCAA’s winningest all-time men’s basketball coach, loved to keep his practices simple in nature. He shared his favorite six shooting competitions (with six free-throw shooting games to follow) that he used at practices to help develop the sharpshooters needed for his high-powered offense.
Players begin at the 3-point line (or closer for younger athletes).
One point is awarded when a player executes a shot fake, makes a straight-line dribble while keeping the head up on the target, and finishes with one dribble to the rim while chinning the ball and making a clean layup.