Golden State combines a flex action with an elevator screen to get Steph Curry an open 3-point shot at the top of the key. Steph cuts off of a flex screen then sprints straight through an elevator screen. See More
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The Memphis Grizzlies ran this down 4 with 20 seconds left in an NBA Summer League game. In this situation they would need 2 scores and they opted to go for the 3 coming out of a timeout. The multiple screening actions from 4 & 5 caused the defensive confusion and led to an open shot for 4. 4 & 5's defenders have to guard back to back screening actions, first with the Iverson cut made by 2 and then the elevator screen for 3. If 5 cut to the basket instead of drifting to the perimeter he might have gotten a layup or at least would have created more space for the shot from 4. See More
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This is a great competitive catch and shoot drill. You can use one or two partners and two balls-(one can be the passer and the other a rebounder). There are 5 spots on the floor-also 5 shots that are within most offenses. There are a few options for this drill: 1) First one to hit 5 consecutive shots wins. 2)How many can you make in 1 minute? 3) How many can you make in 2 minutes? Challenge: Shooter cannot move until he hits two in a row from each spot. If he misses more than three in a row he starts over. See More
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Counter to the normal box screen the screener set, into an elevator look. See More
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Portland counter to their normal One Chest set after time out vs the Clippers. See More
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There's essentially no way to defend Stephen Curry when he runs all over the court like he does in this play. The attention that Thompson gets on the X-cut is enough to score off of an action with Curry. But when the ball skips to the opposite side and Curry cuts under Draymond Green to the baseline, it is natural for the defender to want to get between Curry and the ball -- only allowing him to get screened as Steph goes through the elevator. See More
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After time out set designed to get some misdirection action before elevator set. See More
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Designed to get a shot out of the box formation, a guard cuts into an elevator screen for a shot. See More
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Lincoln Memorial ran this play late in the 1st half against Augustana in the Division II National Championship game. They pass to the left wing and run the point guard opposite, then dribble the wing up as a cross elevator screen is set. See More
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This was the first play that UNC ran out of the half against FGCU. UNC had been struggling in the first half, and this was called as a means to get a three and jump start the offense. See More
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SFA runs this play in BLOB situations quite a bit. They have scored on slip screens, cutters running through the elevator screen, and the screeners flashing to the ball on the inbounds. See More
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Here is a set used early in the game against Texas by UNI. The fast-paced actions make it very difficult for teams to defend. See More
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Great elevator set run by Wichita State in first round game vs. Arizona. See More
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Temple ran this set at 17:20 in the first half against Iowa. In contrast to the common Wheel action involving consecutive stagger screens, Temple switches things up and sets an elevator screen instead of a second stagger. I also like the first option of the play with 3 coming off a rip screen, giving him two different scoring options on the play. See More
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Wichita State Elevator set for Ron Baker. See More
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