2, iten shooting best in practice both in field goalg and
free throws, all other factors being equal, snould be séleeted
as starters in the gimes, I reeommend keeping records of the -
men during practice sessions. This ean be done very economically
and efficiently if a good system is set up. The records of tne
men should be posted so thst they may see their progress, if. -:
records are kept, they offer a neays of seleeting men on 2n object-
ive rather than on a subjective basis. ,

3, In setting up offensive 2nd defensive methods of play,
the following points should be kept in minds |

a. The defense stould cover areas II and V, as the study
shows that over three-fourths of the shots are taken from these
areas, len should be taucht not to be drawn out to cover the
other areas too closely. Se

b. From the offensive point of view, fewer shots shoud
be taken from areas I, III, IV, and VI. The percentage in
shooting from these areas is very low, The offense should be
set up to draw the defense out of areas II and V 60 that good
shots may be obtained,

e, In seheduling ganes where it is necessary to play two
games on successive evenings, the harder of the two sames should
be booked for the second night, The first night's play seems to

aet as a sort of warm up period for the second performance.