Utah State frequently runs this play to get their leading scorer Sam Merrill (2) the ball coming off a screen, where he can attack the basket or take the open three. The first option looks for their 5 to get the ball at the rim off a double back screen. 2 then receives a stagger screen to get the ball at the top of the key. On the FMS blog: Mid-Major Teams Poised to Make Noise See More
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Ball screen set Gonzaga used against Duke in the Maui Invitational in the 2018-19 season. See More
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Set from the Purdue Boilermakers to try to get a post touch for the 5. On the FMS blog: NCAA Preseason Top 25 XsOs See More
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The ball is reversed to the elbow where a quick backdoor and down screen take place. 4 will dribble handoff towards the guard and pop to the perimeter while 5 cuts to the rim. See More
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A 3 player weave set that ends with a lob, this play was used by the Maryland Terrapins during the first round of the 2017 NCAA Tournament. See More
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A Chin set executed by Marquette during the first round of the NCAA tournament, 2017 vs South Carolina. See More
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This zone set vs. 1-2-2 is designed to shift the zone and put the defense into a pick and roll. See More
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For the Houston Rockets who have a star player that is a guard, they often see him be overplayed on the perimeter and denied the basketball for a reversal. All backdoor sets that are effective are counters to previously scouted plays or main sets that a team runs, and the Rockets took that into consideration when running this backdoor clearout for James Harden. Coming out of a chin formation, they send their 4-man thru on the baseline, and then clear out that entire side of the floor for Harden to dart backdoor. See More
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This play clears out the right side of the floor for the ball-screen at the pinch post. Oregon has long, quick wings and guards who thrive on these type of plays. See More
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The best shooter in the world does not hit a high percentage of shots simply because he’s a great shooter. He also does this because he gets high percentage looks like this one. This play is spaced out well so that it allowed Stephen Curry to run his defender into his own teammates before he went around a staggered screen. See More
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When you have a few baseline out of bounds plays in a game, why not try to capitalize on them when the defense is vulnerable and score every time? This screen the screener set is a great way to get a player who likes operating around the free throw line space. See More
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The Denver Nuggets have a great asset in Danilo Gallinari as a stretch-4. Coach Michael Malone uses him well, and this Horns set is one way in which he does. By flaring the ball screener like Gallinari, it opens up the lane completely for a drive or a slip if they pay too much attention to Gallo. See More
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These diagrams represent principles presented by Jim Jabir at the 2015 Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan Coaches Clinic. See More
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In their upset win against Lithuania in the opening round of Eurobasket2015, Belgium ran this action to get Axel Hervelle open for shots. See More
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Duke ran this play to free up Winslow going to the rim and once the ball is reversed it turns into a post iso for him. Okafor screws the play up by not moving to the weak side block, but Duke ends up getting a basket on a post move from Winslow. If Okafor would have slid over to the opposite block and ducked his man in, Winslow would have had a lob dunk after the back screen from the point guard. See More
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