Undersized? Good. How Small Guards Actually Win | The Transition

Being undersized isn't the problem. Playing like it is. In this session, Coach Korey Harris works with two undersized JUCO/NAIA point guards — Avery White and Tyson Pittman — on the exact skills that let smaller guards win: not iso and bad shots, but IQ, spacing, and playing the right way. We break down how to play OFF the ball and make plays after the catch — coming off pindowns, operating out of the wing, and reading real actions once you've got it: post entry passes and side pick-and-roll. It's basketball IQ and situations woven into live skill work and scoring, so the reps actually translate to the game. If you're a smaller guard — or you coach one — this is how you turn a "weakness" into an edge. 🏀 IN THIS SESSION Getting open & scoring off pin-downs Operating from the wing Reading actions after the catch: post entry & side pick-and-roll Basketball IQ + situational decision-making Skill work & scoring that carries to the game 👍 If this helped, LIKE the video, drop a COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more player development and coaching breakdowns. 🔗 Want to train with us or learn more? Visit https://TransitionBBall.com Coach Korey Harris — Founder/Director, The Transition | 19+ years developing players from HS to the NBA. A Real Resource for Coaches and Players. No magic tricks. No gimmicks. #TheTransition #GuardPlay #BasketballIQ #PointGuard #UndersizedGuard #PlayerDevelopment #Pindowns #PickAndRoll #BasketballTraining #PlayTheRightWay #JUCO #NAIA #ARealResource #CoachKorey