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In-game adjustments

They switch to a press. You already have the answer.

Save your own counters for exactly what you see on the floor — a press, a zone, an elite shooter, a big rebounding team — and pull the right one up in seconds, from your phone, mid-game.

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if you see X, run Y.
Side AOn the sideline
4 tracks
  1. A1

    Our offense vs their defense

    Beat a 2-3 zone, break a 1-2-2 press, attack a box-and-1 — save your own counters, tagged by exactly what you're seeing on the floor.

  2. A2

    Our defense vs their offense

    Stop a motion offense, shut down a ball-screen-heavy attack — your own defensive adjustments, ready before you need them.

  3. A3

    Defense vs personnel

    Vs an elite shooter, vs a big and rebounding-heavy team — matchup-specific adjustments filed under who you're facing, not just what they run.

  4. A4

    Instant search

    Type '1-2-2' or 'shooter' and get exactly the situation you need — no scrolling through a whole playbook mid-game.

Game Day: your pre-game plan, assembled automatically

Pick tonight's opponent and Game Day pulls together their scouting report — strengths, weaknesses, key players, your game plan — and automatically suggests the Game Situations that match what you've noted about them.

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  1. 01

    Scouting notes mention a press? The press-break situations you've saved surface automatically.

  2. 02

    Key players with a threat level, and exactly how you planned to guard them.

  3. 03

    One printable sheet for the whole bench before tip-off.

Questions

Q1How do I quickly find my press-break play during a game?
Save your press-break counters in SixSevenBall's Game Situations library, tagged with the trigger (like "1-2-2 Press"). During the game, open the app, filter or search by that trigger, and your saved counter — with a court diagram if you drew one — comes up in seconds. It's built to be read at a glance from the sideline, not studied.
Q2Can I draw a diagram for each situation?
Yes — each game situation can include a court diagram using the same drawing pad as SixSevenBall's Play Designer: drag players, draw cuts, screens, passes, and dribble paths. It's optional; many coaches just write short key points instead.
Q3What's the difference between Game Situations and the Play Designer?
The Play Designer is where you build and save your full playbook. Game Situations is a much smaller, faster-access library specifically for "if I see X, run Y" — organized by trigger (a press, a zone, a shooter) so you can find the right answer in seconds mid-game, rather than browsing your whole playbook.
Q4What is Game Day?
Game Day pulls up your scouting report for tonight's opponent — their strengths, weaknesses, and your game plan — and automatically suggests Game Situations that match what you've noted about them. If your scouting report mentions they run a press, the press-break situations you've saved surface automatically.
Q5Does SixSevenBall tell me how to beat a 1-2-2 press?
No — SixSevenBall doesn't invent basketball strategy for you. It's a fast, organized place to save your own counters and pull them up instantly when you need them mid-game. You bring the basketball knowledge; the app makes sure you can find it in three seconds instead of thirty.
Q6Is Game Situations included in the free plan?
Game Situations and Game Day are part of the Pro Coach plan, alongside Scouting Reports and live Game Stat Tracking — the tools built for running a competitive, in-season program.