Philadelphia 76ers transition quick hitter for 5 man to get a touch at the rim. Really difficult to action to defend as it appears wings will cross, but 2 stops short to set back screen for 5. More from Kevin Bruinsma: Utah Jazz - Defensive Game Plan See More
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44 Arm is the counter to 43 Arm. It's a half-court set to run against a team that likes to switch the 2-3 screen. This is a go-to set when you need an open 3pt shot as it sets up opportunities for each of your two best shooters. See More
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Scott Brooks used this play after opening tip for a quick hitter vs. Cleveland. Play flows into a box with both guards on the right side of the flood and both forwards on the left. Action starts as Brad Beal downscreens for Otto Porter to receive entry pass while Morris screens down for Gortat. Porter then looks to hit a curling Gortat for a quick dunk/layup. See More
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43 Arm is a box set to get a quick open three for shooters. Also check out 44 Arm as a counter! See More
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Here are two separate ATO Quick Hitters by Medi Bayreuth Coach Raoul Korner. See More
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This is a play I used in the 90's at Oakland Community College to get a quick, easy post up. This misdirection play works well with a shooter and a 4 or 5 with size. You can also slip or pop the 4 off the screen. See More
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A read and react quick hitter to get the ball to your best finisher/decision maker in the middle of the lane. Uses a variety of actions and ends with 5 scoring options each time. See More
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A great zone quick hitter to get the ball inside for an easy 2. See More
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The 3rd iteration fo the Australia's baseline out of bounds series. See More
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This is the 2nd iteration of Australia's baseline outbounds series. See More
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This part of 3 different iterations of the same baseline out bounds play Australia ran vs France. See More
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The University of Virginia ran this to get a lob dunk versus a zone defense. The 2 slice cut through the lane and got the pass from 1 who quickly continued to reverse the ball to 3 on the left wing. The 3 then reverses course with the ball ultimately sending it back to the 1. The 4 and 5 on the baseline interchanged and set back screens on the bottom of the zone. The exchange made it tough for the zone to realize they were being screened and fight through. The 1 threw the ball up to 3 at the rim for the lob over the zone. See More
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Here is a nice zone quick hitter from A&M that overloads the left side of the floor. The Aggies then cut a guard into the lane and screen the bottom zone defenders opening up the 5 man near the block. See More
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If you are looking for a play to get you an open 3-point field goal, this play, if ran correctly, should get you a great look at the basket (with rebounders in place to keep the possession alive). As the PG passes to the 4, we like the 3 to "play with" the corner defender, try to occupy his attention as much as possible, so we can get the top ball-side defender to pick up the ball off the initial pass. After passing the ball, the PG will flash like he is making a ball-side corner cut (which is a great way to get a quick entry into the post) but instead, will fill the opposite corner. The help defender on the top will naturally sink and fall towards the mid-line. Once the PG has cleared the lane, we want our 3 to cut to the top of the key. As he is cutting, we would like to have the 5 roll over and set a screen on x1. This is all about timing! If the 3 can catch the ball right as the 5 is setting the screen, we are in business. Now, we have the defense right where we want them. As the 3 catches, he immediately attacks DOWNHILL! Do not let the 3 float/dribble outside of the lane. The goal is to get x5 to step up or x4 to step in. Either way, we have the numbers in our favor. Now, we have the options we want. If the x4 steps up, the 3 immediately needs to pass the ball (what we call a hot read) to either the 1 or the 2. If x4 stays low and x5 defends the penetration (which is what we ultimately want), the 3 needs to pass the ball to the 2. If x4 closes out hard on the 2 and he cannot get the shot, then the 2 needs to make the extra pass to the 1 in the corner (where there is no defense). The 4 and the 5 need to crash hard for the rebound. The 3 should be in position in case the shot attempt is short. See More
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