Coach Turgeon of Maryland has a lot of different weapons this season and this is a nicely designed play to give a "stretch" 4 a chance to pick & pop behind the arc for a 3pt shot. See More
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UCLA started the game off against Arizona State trying to get Isaac Hamilton (18.2 ppg) their leading scorer a touch early. Starting out wide and receiving a wide screen from Welsh, Hamilton works into a dribble flip action and immediately receives a ball screen as the defense tried to fight over the screen, Hamilton got in the lane to score on the floater. See More
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Geno Auriemma was supposed to be a re-building year after graduating Stewart, Tuck and Jefferson, All they've done to start this year is go 2-0. After a nail biting win over Florida State to open the season, the Lady Huskies knocked off the #2 team in the rankings Baylor. This play is a nice play to get Katie Lou Samuelson the ball off a shuffle cut, re-screen action. She cuts into the lane off Gabby Williams screen and then Williams quickly sets a second screen to free up Samuelson for a shot attempt. The UCONN Lady Huskies will be a team to reckon with yet again in Women's Basketball. See More
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West Virginia variation of the Horns Set to get Nathan Adrian a clean look at the 3 pt shot 5 Macon can look to slip if the defense overplays the screen out of the corner 2 Carter can turn the corner and attack off the DHO action The Mountaineers send two to the boards from the weak side putting a lot of pressure on the defense to box out and defend the shot See More
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North Dakota uses this nice little weave cutting action to open up a driving lane for their versatile guard Hooker. Once Hooker drives, he has the outlet in the corner with the PG Crandall spotting up. See More
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Sean Miller's Arizona Offense is very creative and provides his players with multiple cutting & scoring options. Out of this Transition action alone you have a DHO, Middle Ball Screen, and movement options that force the Defense into multiple rotations. At the end, the ability to have their 4 either step out to hit the jumper or post-up provides a finish to this action which is good for all levels of play. See More
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This is an Offensive staple of the Virginia Cavaliers. This offense is so well run by the Cavaliers, they read everything so well and know how to move without the ball. Tony Bennett is such a defensive guru, but this Offensive action they run is really nice to watch and the continuity keeps it moving throughout the shot clock. See More
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The Portland Trail Blazers have one of the least productive benches in the history of basketball, but the Blazers are still in the playoff picture in the Western Conference because of how well head coach Terry Stotts manages his line-ups. Ronnie Price, Will Barton and Meyers Leonard is not a strong offensive trio, but Stotts stacks his rotation so that LaMarcus Aldridge and Nicolas Batum can help this line-up produce offensively. Aldridge and Batum are two very versatile forwards, and you can see in this play how their skillsets bring an otherwise poor second unit to life. Video of the play here. See More
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Marc Gasol is one of the truly underappreciated players in the league. He's a solid post-up player, a decent shooter, the best big man passer in the league (with his brother being a close second) and he may very well be the defensive player of the year in the NBA right now. Memphis' offense is a cramped, inconsistent and often times ineffective collaboration of players who shrink the floor in an era that thrives on spacing it. When things go well for the Grizzlies, it almost always has something to do with Marc Gasol making a play for his teammates. Gasol is deadly from the elbows, as that position on the floor gives him a perfect vantage point of the floor and allows him to distribute from a high-low perspective. Here is one way the Grizz utilize Gasol's skillset from that particular spot on the floor. See More
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1-4 High Set with three different options dependent on where the ball is entered. See More
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#5 sets a ball screen for #1 #4 pops #1 passes to #4 #4 hands the ball off to #1 #5 sets a flare scren for #4 #4 curls to the rim #5 pops #3 sets a down screen for #4 See More
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#1 drives to the right. #4 lifts. #1 flips the ball to #4 and cuts to clear out to the opposite wing. #3 fills towards the slot. #4 passes the ball to #3. #4 cuts behind the ball and receives a pitch from #3. #2 clears out to the opposite side. #4 completes a dribble handoff with #1 and clears to the corner. #3 and #2 interchange. #5 sets a ghost pick and roll, and slips to the rim. See More
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#1 dribbles to the wing and passes to #5. #4 sets a down screen for #2. #3 clears to the opposite corner. #5 completes a dribble hand off with #2. #4 pops and #5 dives to the rim. See More
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#1 drives at #2 like he's going to complete a dribble handoff. #1 keeps the ball and #2 comes off a flare from #5. #5 sets a ball screen for #1 and rolls to the basket. #3 makes a 45 cut. See More
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This is a quick hitter that we used to run several seasons ago. It was called "Rondo" for Rajon Rondo of the Boston Celtics, who ran some similar actions. This set could be used as a quick-hitting set to flow into your normal offense, or it is also good action that could also be used at the end of quarter/half/shot clock. See More
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