- 2 or 3 dribble max
- Players only score on defensive stops. If a player gets a stop, he stays on defense
- Play to 3 or 4 - this places more emphasis on the defensive component of the drill
- Post players can start on the block - makes perimeter players have to learn to defend in the post
I am sure there are lots of other variations or rules that could be used, but these are some that we are going to focus on this off-season. I am including some other 1-on-1 type drills for you to look at. As always, modify them to fit your system or philosophy.