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Message: [QUOTE="AlpharettaCuse, post: 3101173, member: 1466"] Good article here that may help you understand. “It’s viewed as simple and passive, five long-limbed guys taking up space. In reality, it’s complex and aggressive, a series of moving parts forcing offenses to react and tricking them into the wrong spaces on the court. The Syracuse zone, really, is multiple defenses concealed under one general formation. “People don’t really understand, because they think we’re just playing a regular zone,” Murphy said. “There are so many principles to it.” [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/sports/wp/2016/04/01/why-the-syracuse-2-3-zone-keeps-reaching-the-final-four/[/URL] In reality, our zone is unique because it is adjustable, we trap a lot, and there are a lot of nuances to it, in addition to being built for it, and practicing it more. [/QUOTE]