In this 4-out option from Division II Colorado Mesa, the shooter (3) gives the ball to 1 on a dribble hand-off. 1 then makes a quick pass to 2. 2 dribbles left as 3 and 1 set a staggered screen for 4. 4 cuts to the wing for shot and 3 cuts to the ball-side corner off of a screen from 5. See More
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1 dribbles to the right as 2 cuts up off of a down-screen from 4. 1 passes to 2 then moves down with 5 to set a staggered down-screen for 3 in the right corner. 3 cut off of the staggered-screen looking for a shot. Once 3 has cleared, 1 cuts off of the cross-screen from 4 at the left block. 2 passes to 3 or 1 for a shot. See More
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In this flex option, the Jazz get into the play with a dribble entry and a back-screen for 4 at the top of the key (just as in "Flex Stagger"). Instead of 4 setting the flex-screen, 2 cuts to the wing off of the staggered down-screen from 5 and 3. Once 2 has cleared, 5 sets a flare-screen for 3 who cuts to the corner for a shot. See More
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In this flex option from the Utah Jazz, 1 dribbles up the floor as 3 sets a back-screen at the top of the key for 4 trailing the play. 4 cuts down to the block lookin for the pass from 1. If neither 3 or 4 are open, 4 sets a flex-screen for 5 and then cuts off of a staggered down-screen from 2 and 3. See More
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This was the game-winning play that was run by the Milwaukee Bucks in Game 4 of their playoff series against the Chicago Bulls. For more, check out my website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership, and get your first 30 days free. See More
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New Orleans runs alot of Horns sets, and one of their favorite sets is to pass to the elbow and have the point guard and opposite Big set a double down screen for the wing player (usually Eric Gordon) to attack out of a dribble handoff. Against Golden State in Game 1 they ran that same action with a nice counter; instead of executing a dribble handoff with the guard on the wing, the big turns and dribbles at the ballside wing who then cuts backdoor. See More
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One of the most lethal actions the Warriors run is having Steph & Klay twirl on the wing. Usually Steph cuts to set a down screen for Klay, looking for a quick shot, in this set they "Twirl" or Klay cuts off of the screen and curls back inside setting another quick screen for Steph. Out of this action, the first guard receives a dribble handoff and the other cuts through off a double screen, looking for a shot. Kerr also runs a counter out of this where instead of cutting off double screen Klay is involved in the double screen and "Leaks" or slips out early to get a shot. See More
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Here is a SLOB by the San Antonio Spurs... They ran this play with minutes into the fourth quarter... Game 2 of the Clippers-Spurs series. Important detail, on 1's catch, 3 must do a great job selling screen, change pace on cut and fly out the other side. See More
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The Memphis Grizzles have run this action throughout game 1 and now in game 2 of the Memphis-Portland series. Very effective as it provides isolation opportunties along with simultaneous action. See More
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In this flex option, 2 cuts up towards the top of the key instead of into the lane on the cross screen. 5 moves down to set the staggered screen for 2 cutting up for a shot. 3 passes to 2 for a shot at the top of the key. If 2 doesn't have a shot, he passes to 1 then clears to the ball-side corner. 5 screens for 1 and 1 attacks into the lane. See More
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In this play, Rose starts with the ball and passes to the trail man then cuts to the opposite corner. The ball is moved to the right wing as 4 screens away for 2. If 2 isn't open, he passes to 4 on the pop as 1 cuts across the baseline around a staggered screen from 5 and 3. If Rose isn't open on the stagger, he cuts into the lane looking to get the hand-off from 4. Through all off the actions, Rose circles the entire floor forcing his defender to chase him around. See More
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Here are two stagger screen options from the Chicago Bulls. To intitiate the play, 1 dribbles left sending 3 across the floor. 3 loops around a staggered screen from 2 and 4 at the right elbow. The first look by 1 is to pass to 3 at the rim. In option 1, 3 cuts back to the right wing off of the staggered screen from 4 and 2. In option 2, 3 cuts off of a down-screen from 5 while 4 sets a flare-screen for 2. See More
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In this horns option, 1 dribbles from left to right off of a staggered ball-screen from 5 and 4. As 1 is moving to the right, 2 moves up to the wing and 3 to the ball-side low post. Once 1 gets into the middle of the floor, 5 sets a flare-screen for 4 and 2 sets a down-screen for 3. 1 makes the pass to either 3 or 4 for a shot. See More
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Here are 3 stagger options from the Clippers. In option 1, 1 cuts off of a staggered screen and gets a hand-off from 5 on the wing. If 1 doesn't have a scoring option, 1 passes to 2 on the wing letting 2 look to penetrate and kick. In option 2, 1 uses the staggered screen and the bottom screener runs to the weak side off of a down-screen from 4. 5 dribbles across the floor looking to pass instead of the hand-off to the point guard. In option 3, 1 comes off of the staggered screen as tight as possible looking to get the hand-off from 5 inside the 3-point line. See More
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In this option, the Clippers get the defense moving in opposite directions to get an open shot in the short corner. The point guard passes to 5 at the high post and cuts straight to the rim. As 5 dribbles to the left, 4 cuts to the right off of a staggered cross-screen from 1 and 2. 5 gives the ball to 3 on a dribble hand-off, and 3 looks to pass to 4 for a shot. If the crossing option isn't open, 3 turns to pass to 2 cutting up off of a down-screen. See More
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