This entry is great to get into your horns or hi/lo offense. It incorporates an ISO, triple baseline screen action, big-to-big screen, flat pick and flows into pick and pop action, hi/lo action, or Horns offense. See More
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Duquesne WBB is off to a 16-1 start including 15 in a row under Head Coach Dan Burt. This is a side pick and roll set they used against last year's Women's Elite 8, Dayton Flyers. Notice how the switch that the cross creates, makes the defender late on the quick pin down that ensues. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_uorqFlASY See More
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This is the Box and 1 action I have used during my tenure at Penn State Beaver to get my best shooter a look or create a "2 on 1" See More
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This simple box set is useful if you need to get a hot shooter a look for 3pt range. The shooter can read the defense on whether to use a straight cut to the corner or curl action. This can also be implemented vs. a Box-and-1 defense. See More
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This simple continuity motion set incorporates down screens with cross screens. Useful if you are looking to create a switch on cross screen or down screen (little to big) action. See More
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This was a Secondary Offense set the Washington Wizards would run if they felt they had a mismatch in the post with Nene. John Wall would push Nene, the trailer, backdoor, which indicated to the rim runner that he should raise and set a ballscreen. See More
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The Nets ran this Secondary Offense set in the 2003 NBA Finals against the San Antonio Spurs. Byron Scott sought to post Kenyon Martin, the trailer, and get a flare screen for Kidd so he could knock down a three pointer. See More
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Billy Donovan runs this play for a stretch-4 shooter (particularly ran it for Erik Murphy this past year) to get a quick three pointer in the corner. See More
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The San Antonio Spurs ran this play against the Minnesota Timberwolves three years ago in an end game situation. It was a simple yet effective play to get a layup, which worked because the defense had to respect Manu Ginobili coming off a flare screen. See More
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Dive Double Spin is a very precise and complex way to get a backdoor opportunity. While it may be just a bit too complex to run at a high school level, its level of success at the collegiate level was astounding. At the University of Indiana, Kelvin Sampson used this play to get his best finishers an opportunity at the rim without challenge. See More
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Too often, 1-4 High offenses neglect post players because they're designed to accentuate the perimeter scorers - getting baskets for your post men is just as important, if not more important, when your normal motion sets don't accentuate it. Trickle is a play designed to get one of the post players a quick opportunity for a layup or post move. See More
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Alvin Gentry and the Phoenix Suns used this play when they needed a three pointer with about three seconds left in the game. It's designed for Channing Frye, a stretch forward, to come off a flare screen for a catch and shoot attempt. See More
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The Portland TrailBlazers ran Twin Zipper Flare last season, and again this season, to get their shooters open looks off a flare screen. The action serves as a misdirection by swinging to one side of the floor, then reversing back to the original side once it empties. See More
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The Denver Nuggets run this misdirection Hammer set to free up a shooter in the corner. The use a flare screen at the top to occupy the help defense, forcing a weak side defender to rotate towards the ball. That rotation sets up an opening in the corner for a shooter to make a cut to. See More
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Monty Williams runs this play for the New Orleans Pelicans to get Ryan Anderson a good three point attempt by rubbing his defender off him with a decoy action. On the wheel route run by Gordon off of Anderson, Anderson's defender is forced to sag off and let Gordon's defender thru, thus giving Anderson the perfect lane to pop back to the three point arc. See More
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