Common action in today's game of basketball, a slice or shuffle screen looking to get a layup and then into a double stagger screen. This continues into another double stagger screen and then flows into their ballscreen motion. See More
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Backscreen option into a screen the screener set. See More
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This is a set that features a lot of movement and but also requires your players to make a read on the re-screen action. Oregon’s Dwayne Benjamin did a great job sliding the pass to the roll man on the re-screen, but he could have also attacked the basket if he wanted to. See More
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Slice counter when stretch 4 is running the slice action. See More
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Slice screen the screener lob counter. See More
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Slice counter into a post up. See More
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Lob set for a guard out of their Slice series. See More
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Screen the screener set out of Slice action. See More
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Slice action out of Iona's 4-out motion offense to get a curl to the rim, a counter to get a ballscreen into a down screen. See More
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Slice action out of Iona's 4-out motion offense to get a curl to the rim. See More
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One of my favorite actions is "Spain" action, which is my term for a backscreen for the player who just set a ballscreen. Randy Wittman has run about 6 different variations out of this concept, but we will look at the main one I think alot of teams could employ. Nearly every college team runs "Slice Stagger" action into a high ballscreen, and to add this wrinkle would be very effective as it has been for the Wizards this year. See More
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A counter out of the typical slice stagger, in which a guard receives a triple screen for a shot. See More
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Good counter to the normal slice stagger set, designed to get 4 man off a flare screen. See More
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At the end of the 2nd quarter of their final preseason game against the New Orleans Pelicans, the Miami Heat ran this set to Gerald Green to get to the rim for a wide open lay-up. Green came off the wing ball screen attacking the rim, but also had options to pass to a cutting Josh McRoberts or shooters on the perimeter spotting up. This is really good action for an end of shot clock or end of quarter type of set, to get one of your best penetrators and athletes attacking the rim, or if the defense collapses on penetration, a kick out for an open 3-pointer. See More
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Clippers ran this play against the Dallas Mavericks (October 29th, 2015). 1 - Chris Paul 2 - JJ Redick 3 - Lance Stephenson 4 - Blake Griffin 5 - Demarcus Cousins See More
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