The Warriors ran this play a couple times in the fourth quarter of their 99-88 win over the Trailblazers on 4/17/13. It was a back and forth game in the fourth quarter until the Warriors went on a run. This play is a simple entry into a side ball screen. If you can get your best play maker coming off the ball screen and best roller setting the screen, with shooters spacing the floor this play will work well for you. See More
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Great play for VERSATILE offensive shooters/players who know how to read their defender and use angles for screens. Players such as Reggie Miller, Ray Allen, and countless other shooters have had a TON of success using the Single/Double Screen! See More
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Quick hitter where you can iso the 3 man at the elbow and then have your best shooter coming off a stager on the backside. See More
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Here is another set that was run by Utah State during the 2010 season. This is a great quick hitter to get a quality look at the basket before getting into your motion offense. I would reccomend this set to anyone that is looking for a quick hitter that is hard to defend. See More
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A very simple Post Isolation into Cross Screen/Down Screen set play. A widely used action, but difficult to guard because it includes a pair of ball reversals, a couple of post isolations, and forces difficult decision-making by defenders who get caught up in quick screens. See More
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Saturday night during Game 1 of the NBA Playoffs versus the Memphis Grizzlies, LA Clippers head coach Vinny Del Negro drew up this play at the end of the first half to try and get Chris Paul good luck before the buzzer. See More
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Wednesday night Kevin McHale drew up this quick action to get a score before heading into overtime of Game 2 of the NBA Playoffs versus the Oklahoma City Thunder. With the defense so consumed with Harden possibly coming back off another screen from Smith, they left Delfino wide open for a lay-up. See More
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This is a simple but versatile play that allows you to take advantage of having more than one 3 point shooter. This play (which was run by the Kutztown University Bears during the 2001-2002 season) is equally effective vs. a zone defense. See More
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A Dribble Drive Offensive set that can also be used as a Secondary Break. It allows for your 5-man to hide on the offensive end of the floor if he isn't good scoring, especially with the back to the basket. However, it puts him in a scoring position. At the same time, it allows your perimeter players to be spaced for penetration and 3-pt. shots. See More
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West Chester University used this play during the 2002-2003 season. They put one of their best players in the 2 spot and dared you to stop them. See More
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Another SRU play from the 2002-2003 season. This play gives your post player an initial look inside and follows up with a couple of looks for a 3 point shot. See More
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Play begins in a 1-4 High Set 1 enters to wing and runs rub cut off of 4 4 sets a cross screen for 5 as 2 dribbles towards top of floor 2 skips ball to 3 as 1 sets second screen for 5 5 curls around screens by 4 and 1 3 looks for 5 inside or to 1 coming off of downscreen by 4 If 3 hits 1, 2 sprints to corner and 4 sets ball screen See More
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An easy way to get 2-3 ball reversals as well as an opportunity to cut across the defender's face (Face Cuts) for lay-up opportunities. This play loosens up the defense and provides multiple ways to score the ball. See More
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Here is a play that is run from a low stack set. This is a great set to run to get you some good looks at the basket before you get into your motion offense. This is a great set because it gets you multiple looks for shots around the basket, as well as an option for a three pointer on the weak side of the floor. See More
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This play can be used in the Half-Court or as a Secondary Break. It gets the ball moving and provides three different ways to score. Dean Smith and John Beilein have had a lot of success using this set and its variations. See More
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