I think it can work both ways some of my best players that went and played Division 1 play basketball and they crossed in other things besides basketball training like speed and strength. I also had players play soccer, volleyball, lacrosse, softball, and track I think soccer was very good a lot of the same concepts it helps the footwork and vision to help improvement to movement. I believe Lacrosse could be good because it is a change of speed with cuts like basketball and soccer but it is a sport where the head stays up while running instead of soccer where the dribbler has their head down and up. So lacrosse would mirror basketball the most. I believe it doesn't matter it's up to the person some need multiple sports dome don't but if they want to be good at a certain one then they better practice that one the most. You don't see college doing the multiple sport thing because they cross-train off-season there keep getting better. FOOD FOR THOUGHT

I agree with Danny follow your shot. Lateral shuffle on D instead of learning to turn and run

I have done both boys and girls so here is what I got for you. Take the head coaching job; it doesn't matter, if it's a girls' or boys' job. I have done the same system in both and done well. The girls side less problems most of the time and they want to be coached you just have to teach the details more on the triggers they play below the rim. They boys can make up for some of the lack of fundamentals on the trigger and play above the rim. I have much more but it would be very long.

We are just starting open gym now so once I get things going I will have some questions to get some new things going to keep them challenged

I like to see the Spurs its been a while