Out of the Kansas 2-game action, the point guard receives the ball back from a dribble hand off from the big, then receives a ballscreen. The big man then sets a down screen for the guard who cuts backdoor. See More
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Purdue ran this quick hitter out of the timeout against Michigan State to get an easy dunk. With so many offenses based around sideline pick and rolls, this set keeps the defense honest by tossing in the occasional slip. See More
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I liked how Kentucky started off this game wanting to set the tone with a lob play. It's a simple set that you can use if you have a very athletic wing like Jamal Murray. See More
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Screen the screener set with some misdirection before. See More
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This is a set that features a lot of movement and but also requires your players to make a read on the re-screen action. Oregon’s Dwayne Benjamin did a great job sliding the pass to the roll man on the re-screen, but he could have also attacked the basket if he wanted to. See More
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Screen the screener decoy set, designd to run Spurs Motion Weak as the initial action. After this action, Xavier goes into floppy formation and then one guard pops out as the other sets a backscreen for a big. See More
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Horns set designed to fake a pindown screen and have a big curl to the rim off a screen from the point guard. See More
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If your team runs floppy regularly, this is a good counter action. See More
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Using the Spurs Motion Weak as a decoy entry, the Rip set begins when it looks like the first set failed. After the screen the screener action, they break it down into a floppy formation and then one guard pops out and the other sets a backscreen. See More
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This set gave West Virginia a great look for a three-pointer coming out of the timeout. There was also the option for the shooting guard to get a layup if the defense left him open. See More
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South Dakota State uses this initial set a lot and gets a lot of good shots out of it. The basic set is to run 4 in front of 1 as a rub-screen while 1 dribbles right to left. 1 then dribbles to the left wing or corner to give 3 the ball with a handoff. 5 follows behind to set a ball-screen once 3 has the ball. See More
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This horns set play by Miami is great for getting your 4 or 5 man looks inside. The intial ball-screen gives 4 the opportunity post up on the roll. If that isn't open, 3 dribbling to the left wing gives 5 the opportunity to get open. If that still isn't open, 4 flashing to the elbow gives you a nice hi/lo look. The different options get you to the same result trying to get the ball inside to 4 or 5. See More
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Here is a nice zone quick hitter from A&M that overloads the left side of the floor. The Aggies then cut a guard into the lane and screen the bottom zone defenders opening up the 5 man near the block. See More
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This play was used by Chattanooga in the Southern Conference tournament. The overload action clears up the right side of the floor for 1 to make a read off of the flare screen. 1 can flare for a shot or curl into the lane. See More
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This play used by Xavier spread the floor well with the ball entered to the high post of the horns set. Once 1 sets the pin down screen and 3 curls, the entire left side is open for 1 and 5 to play a 2-man game. See More
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