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4 Things Every Player Should Steal From Nikola Jokic
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Nikola Jokić is one of the smartest players in NBA history, but what makes him so dominant is simpler than you might think. In this video, we break down the skills and habits that make Jokić so effective, from his elite passing and decision-making to his ability to exploit mismatches and score in the post. More importantly, you'll learn how to steal these skills and apply them to your own game.
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0:00 Intro
0:27 Ability to advance the ball up the floor
2:35 The best big men are facilitators
5:30 Roll to post up
7:07 Pick and roll keys for bigs
7:40 “Mouse in the house”
8:20 Passing and decision-making
10:40 Drag screen and twisting the screen
11:23 1 on 1 Scoring
13:43 The 4 things you should steal from his game
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