NCAA Tournament 2000 - Georgia playbook: Twin towers

Georgia playbook: Twin towers
From Coach's Edge

The Georgia Lady Bulldogs have advanced to the Final Four five times, including three of the last five years, but have never won the national championship. This might be their year for a breakthrough.

With an extremely talented starting five, including junior twins Kelly and Coco Miller, Georgia will be a tough matchup for anyone in the tournament. The Lady Bulldogs have a well-balanced offensive attack. They like to run and press, but if forced to set up a half-court offense, they'll run the Millers off screens and look for inside-out action.

ANIMATE THIS PLAY DIAGRAM WITH SHOCKWAVE
	(A) Kelly and Coco Miller each average more than 15 points per game, while Tawana McDonald is the SEC's second-leading rebounder. Kelly Miller (23) advances the ball up the court, her twin sister Coco (35) and Deana Nolan (14) cross under the basket to keep the defense honest. (B) Georgia wants to set up shooter Coco Miller whenever they can, so they run her off a triple screen for a look at a baseline jumper.
	(C) When Coco Miller slides by the last double screen, Nolan slips to the high post where she could get an easy 15 footer. Kelly Miller (23) can deliver to the open player, or create a shot for herself.


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