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Auburn Tigers - Cross Swing

Michael Lynch 03/30/2019

Auburn uses its athleticism to spread teams out and attack double gaps off the dribble. Here they use the DHO and Swing Pass to get the point guard the basketball in space. The wing ball screen and subsequent spacing off the ball create a nice gap for the point guard to attack. See video below. #FastModelMadness See More

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Auburn Tigers - Pairs Clear

Michael Lynch 03/30/2019

A Down Screen and a Cross Screen are used to move the defense. Then "Gap Clearing Cuts" by the 5 and 2 create a nice double gap for the point guard to attack. See video below. #FastModelMadness See More

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Gonzaga Bulldogs - 14 Ghost

Michael Lynch 03/31/2019

Gonzaga executes a common NBA tactice of a step up "Ghost Screen". The 4 sprints to his screen then slips to space behind the three point line. Gonzaga uses the cross screens from the wings as a wing to keep help defense out of the action. See More

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Texas Tech Red Raiders - 4 Across Press Break

Michael Lynch 03/31/2019

Texas Tech executed this late game press break up two and under heavy denial pressure from Gonzaga. The offense uses cross screen decoy action to get the 4 Man open on the backside. See More

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Texas Tech Red Raiders - Stack Lob (Late Clock)

Michael Lynch 03/31/2019

With only one second on the shot clock Texas Tech went to this stack BLOB play to get a quick lob. See More

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3v3 Cut Throat Rebounding

Michael Lynch 04/11/2019

This is a 3v3 Rebounding drill that can be used for both sides of the basketball. Split your team into groups of three or four. The rotation for the drill is to enter on defense, then move to offense, and finally (if unsuccessful) out of the drill. If your team secures an offensive rebound they get to stay on offense and continue to earn points. If your team gives up an offensive rebound then your team exits the drill and a new team comes on. The Scoring System: 1 Point for a Defensive Rebound, 3 Points for an Offensive Rebound, and 2 or 3 points if you can score it off the Offensive Rebound. Each new possession must start with one of the two scenarios depicted below. Coaches then set the number or time they want to play until. The team with the highest score wins, the other teams get conditioning. Blog Posts: Crash the Glass: Making a Case for Offensive Rebounding Developing a Rebounding System See More

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