When you overload youngsters with knowledge and send them out onto the basketball court, it may soon devolve into a chaotic disaster. When it comes to basketball plays, this is very crucial. When plays get excessively complicated, there is little possibility that children will be able to execute them efficiently during a game. As we know, young players need simple instructions that can be executed quickly in real time situations. It takes experience and skill to execute a play properly. However, children need help from their coaches or parents when choosing what play to run. Therefore, it is important for adults to understand that when coaches use too many words during a huddle, it makes it difficult for players to follow directions. This can lead to wasted time on the court as well as missed opportunities because the player didn't receive proper guidance. In addition, overly complicated plays can confuse young players even more. If a child doesn't understand why they are being sent in one direction instead of another, they will likely panic and make mistakes. These errors can cost your team valuable points during game time. Coaches must remember that children don't like confusion. Send kids in for easy plays that give them good chances of success. Then, if they fail, help them through it calmly and confidently so they feel comfortable doing it again next time they have the ball.