Box Alignment with shooting guard 2 at the elbow who curls off the 4 to the weak side block. The 3 comes off a screen from the 5 to get a catch on the wing. The 3 immediately throw the ball into the post while the point guard 1 spaces away. On the 5's catch, the 4 dives to the weakside block setting a screen for the 2 for a 3pt shot at the top of the key. See More
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A-Set Alignment: Evens on Right/Odds on Left Play can go to either side 4 man Sprints to Post 5 man pick and pops for ball reversal/iso On the catch, 5 man can rip and drive if available See More
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At 14:40 in the first half, Purdue ran this quick hitter to get a great look on a post isolation from a high low pass. Swanigan, 5 in this case, is Purdue's go to post player, but he is also a threat to hit the three which opens up the lane for his counterpart, Haas, the 4 in this case. The action starts with a dribble handoff on the wing and ends with a seal in the paint. See More
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Late in the 1st half, Purdue ran this BLOB to get a wide open layup on a slip to the rim by their big man. Multiple back screen options allow the slip if the screened defender fights over the screen, or if they get stuck, a pitchback for a wide open 3 in the corner. See More
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With 48.3 seconds left in the 1st half, Purdue ran this quick hitter for their best shooter to get a 3 in the corner off a double stagger along the baseline. Good set for late clock situations, after timeout, or needing a 3. See More
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Purdue ran this quick hitter for a layup after a dead ball early in the second half of the Round of 32 matchup with Iowa State. They used dribble handoff entries all night and this allowed them to get an open layup off a back cut later in the game. See More
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Coming out of halftime in their round of 32 matchup with Iowa State, Purdue ran this quick hitter for a layup. It starts with three players along the baseline (could start as 1-4 low if using as a quick hitter in half court offense, not off an inbounds) into horns using two dribble handoffs, and ends with a rip screen for a backdoor layup. See More
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Purdue ran this play early in the second half of their game against Kansas with an emphasis to get the ball inside to the 5. After 5 screens for 3, he seals his man to get good post position before he gets the entry pass from 3. See More
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Purdue was down two late in their sweet sixteen game against Tennessee when they ran this play to get their shooter, Ryan Cline, the ball for a three-point shot. The play design uses both post players to make the ball reversals because they are less likely to be denied. 3 gets the ball off of a screen and handoff from both bigs to get the open shot. See More
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Purdue was down one against Tennessee late in their Sweet Sixteen game against Tennessee when they called a timeout to run this play. Although they weren't able to finish the play with a score, they were able to get a quick layup attempt out of a sideline out-of-bounds play. Blog Post: Connecting Inbounds to Offense See More
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Purdue starts this play with a dribble weave with their perimeter players. When the ball gets back to 1, 2 cuts off the baseline screens from 4 & 5. 1 can look for 2 cutting off the screens or 5 slipping to the basket. See More
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Purdue ran this set in the 2017 NCAA Tournament game with Kansas. It resulted in a nice look, following a media timeout. This is an action that could potentially have numerous looks, but Coach Painter was focused on getting an interior touch. See More
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Purdue ran this set, resulting in a three pointer for their All-American player, Caleb Swanigan (5-man). It was a great design by Coach Painter, in their 2017 NCAA Tournament Match-up with Kansas. See More
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Purdue used a dribble weave, to set up a back screen play, which resulted in an important dunk in their Sweet 16 win over Tennessee. This was a crucial possession, after leading scorer Ryan Smith (29 points) fouled out. See More
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Purdue led Tennessee by 14, before giving up a 14-0 run. Trailing by 2, with under three minutes left, Coach Painter dialed up this 3-point set. It resulted in an open shot, which put Purdue back in the lead. The Boilermakers won in overtime, to advance to the 2019 Elite Eight. See More
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