Iowa State used this play against Kansas State. The play starts with 2 dribble hand-offs and then 4 (Niang) flashing up the lane line. 3 passes to 4 then cuts to the corner. 5 sets a flare-screen for 2. See More
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1 dribbles left as 4 moves up the lane line. 4 fakes as if he is setting a ball-screen but instead screens for 3 (Hield) in the corner. 3 cuts to the opposite wing and 1 passes to 4 stepping out to the wing. Once 4 has the ball, he drives middle at 3's defender. 3 gets the hand-off and looks to shoot or drive into the lane. See More
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2 starts with the ball out of bounds. 5, 1, and 3 cut around 4 in that order. 2 inbounds the ball to 5 who passes to 3 (Hield). Once Hield has the ball, 4 sets a ball-screen. 3 drives middle and 4 rolls to the basket. If x1 stays out on the shooter (like Kansas did), the lob to 4 may be open. See More
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Basic slides of the Syracuse 2-3 zone See More
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Here are some common actions that teams use to draw help away from the areas that they want to score at. See More
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Great action from Mike Budenholzer for Kyle Korver. Shooter starts away from the busy action, and the chaos on the strong side causes the help defenders to focus on something other than the shooter. See More
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A very quick pistol action out of early offense, the point guard attacks hard to the rim and the hammer screen either opens up the rim on his drive or an open three pointer in the corner. See More
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A great counter to the Pistol action, Rick Adelman ran this for the Timberwolves to get middle penetration for Ricky Rubio with shooters looping and big men screening. See More
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The Pistol action is a common NBA early offense set that tries to create switches and mismatches with frequent screens in a congested and tight area on the wing. See More
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Stan Van Gundy counter play when x5 starts to sink into the lane to clog up the strong side out of a Horns formation. The downscreen away for 3 opens up a shot on the perimeter on the weak side. See More
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Raptors Horns set to get the man defending a ball handler coming off a ballscreen to trail the action. See More
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This backscreen-loop type action is great for a team with shooters and attacking point guards. See More
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This offense, common in high schools as a continuity, was run frequently by the Larry Bird Indiana Pacers teams from the late 1990s. It works really well for teams that have one great shooter who will draw extra attention as he cuts off a screen. See More
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Northern Kentucky ran a really good flare set vs a 2-3 zone that allowed for an open look at the basket. After reversing the ball, 4 & 5 step outside the paint and screen the top 2 men of the zone. This allows the off ball guard to catch and attack quickly, almost like a quick hitting pick and roll action. See More
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Here is a warm up/ progression drill we used when I was an assistant at Clarion University (PA). It is designed to sharpen full court passing and develop a touch and timing with personnel. Each 3-man group gets rotates to the 1,2,3 spot until all players have gone in each spot (rotate to the right). Once the team finishes Pass 2 Drill, then advance to the Pass 3 Drill. See More
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