NBA's ‘7 Sec Or Less’ Offense In Europe Is Unfair

Luis Scola owned Varese Openjobmetis & coach Matt Brase are doing their best Houston Rockets/Phoenix Suns under coach Mike D’Antoni impersonation.

‘7 secs or less’ offenses in Europe are something new and in this video, BasketNews’ Augustas Suliauskas analyzes how it works in Europe.

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[thiagomenezes]

The first place where the 7s or less were used was… Série A! D’Antony started in Italy in the 80s.

[gunthervidavskij]

Italian basketball Is EXTREMELY underrated. Italian clubs have won 13 Euroleagues (that's more than any other Nation). Their Championship Is good and fun to Watch and people forget way to easily that they are One of the most successful National teams with 2 Olympic Silvers, 10 EuroBasket medals (only Spain has won more), 8 mediterranean games medals and finally they are the only European Nation with two number 1 picks at the NBA Draft (Andrea Bargnani and Paolo Banchero)

[jacoposarvello]

Varese is really fascinating this year, beause this style of play is incredible offensively, but allows well prepared european offences to score a lot because of the high pace, the inesperience to play in Europe of some of the most important players like Owens (as you pointed out in a previous video) and an incredible inability to mantain an advantage in the score, so the team can litterally win or lose again everybody alike. But still one of the most intersting basketball projects in both Italy and Europe to me, very appreciated content👌🏻
PS: I'm Varese born and raised and obviously a fan of the city's team, and when i heard "legendary team", a tear almost wet my face, thank you 😂 huge fan of the channel by the way, probs 💪🏻

[Zvvejuus]

Great video! It would be interesting to see how better teams adjust their defense to play against Varese.

[MrDuncanquasar]

Scola is doing some interesting things at Varese.

[ConcaCon]

Tariq Owens' long strides are super eye-opening.

[bambs]

I m curious which leagues the letters at 1:22 stand for

[grandmaluv]

Do you think you could break down how each international player in the NBA excels at playing in their own style?
ie. could you do Josh Giddey

[regulargold]

A basketball team that focuses on offense as it’s primary attribute will always come up short.

[rapolaszinevicius]

Really nice video, but i am sure, that at a higher level of basketball in Europe it would not be successful.

[jeortiz-luis]

exciting but moreyball has yet to win anything in the NBA with schmanalytics, the dubs and miami used elements of d'antoni ball but not exactly d'antoni basketball

[timotisane]

Paris try to do kinda the same thing but it didn't really work in fact

[VelikiZmaj]

Can someone tell me the number of rings D'Antoni system won?
Exactly.

[marcofk]

Please, it's pronounced "Dantoni", not "Dee-Antoni": it's an Italian surname!

[tonilisica]

Varese is 12-9 at italy so its nothing special...that kind of basketball cant win anything just few higlihts

[theoneonly]

It is refreshing for you to admit that the slow and boring Euroclown style only works in Europe against other slow and boring Euroclown style teams. Keep up the good work.