Steve Kerr is known for his free-flowing read bases offense. Here you will see Sean Livingston throw it in and usually Laker cut off the post ( Splits action). Instead, he pins in for Klay who goes right into a DHO. This is very hard to guard off of a post up due to the help side defense being screened. See More
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The Mavericks ran this set with Dirk at the 5. He was able to get a very good mid-post iso look. See More
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This comes from Brad Waters at Rockwall-Heath HS in Texas. This Rockwall-Heath set uses a creative cut-through-to-screening action to give your team an open look for a three. See video clip below. See More
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The Hornets use this BLOB to create a Roll & Replace action to get an open layup or dump off for the big, or an open three. See More
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The Golden State Warriors ran this as their opening play of Game 5 against the Houston Rockets. Andre Iguodola (3) faked the flare screen for Kevin Durant (4) then cut to the basket. This caused his defender to provide temporary help on the screen which opened up his cut. Check out the video clip below. See More
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The Aces use this SLOB to get the ball to the pinch post area quickly as well as to bridge into their main sets on offense. The space created by the BLOB allows star player A'Ja Wilson to face up and get to the rim. Other options are to make a high-low pass, or hit a slasher come off a triple stagger screen along the baseline. Blog Series: Las Vegas Aces XsOs: Part 1 - Quick HItters and ATO's Part 2 - Baseline Double Cross Part 3 - Pinch Post Actions Part 4 - BLOBs and SLOBs See More
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The Aces use this BLOB to get an open layup or short jumper. Because Kayla McBride commands so much attention, the first option (Lindsay Allen or Kelsey Plum) is usually the one getting the majority of the looks. This is because the help defense is consumed with making sure McBride doesn't get a layup, and they often leave the 1 open under the basket. Blog Series: Las Vegas Aces XsOs: Part 1 - Quick HItters and ATO's Part 2 - Baseline Double Cross Part 3 - Pinch Post Actions Part 4 - BLOBs and SLOBs See More
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5 sets a zipper screen for 1 to get the ball in the slot. 5 will empty out to the weak side corner. 3 and 4 will set a double ball screen for 1 to get to the wing. 3 will take a few steps toward the paint before sprinting off of a down screen from 4. 4 will look to slip to the rim. See More
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A quick look for the Toronto Raptors at the start of Game 1 against the 76ers. When your 5 is the size of Marc Gasol and has a soft touch like his, you get an easy look at the rim for your PG. Blog Post: Coach, What's Your Basketball Genre? See More
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Minnesota ran this BLOB action under Head Coach Dan Monson. This screen-the-screener action should result in an open look for 4, ideally your best scorer. See More
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Penn State, under Head Coach Jerry Dunn, would run this BLOB set to get a backdoor layup off a slip from 4. See More
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This 1-3-1 set that Coach Tom Izzo of Michigan State is a good half court set to get the ball to your post on a slip, or hit your best shooting 4 off a double screen. Blog Post: Michigan State's Championship Identity See More
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If the defense is switching on ball screens, then you can get a lob for your high-flyer like Duke does here for Zion Williamson. Watch the first play in the video below! More Blue Devils: Duke Horns Elbow Series See More
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