Quick hitter by coach Rick Carlisle for an open perimeter shot. Center should call "pick" in order to baffle the defense and suddenly change direction (slip) to set the wide pin down screen for 3. View Plays of the Week - Unlocking the NBA's Top Offense! See More
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Here is a nice quick hitter that UMass Lowell ran against Boston. I encourage all basketball junkies to watch some of Pat Duquette's offense as the runs some great stuff. Click to check out the latest Plays of the Week! See More
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This a very simple, yet effective set to use early in transition to counter over aggressive defense. Take a look at the video below to see how the Tigers set this up. Beaches & Basketball! Check out @DaveNedbalekUTT's top plays from Maui. Quick hitters, zone plays, ball screen actions, and more!https://t.co/4noW0G2ZEV — FastModel Sports® ð???ð??» (@FastModel) November 28, 2018 See More
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Here is a quick hitter that Kentucky coach John Calipari often runs out of ATO situations. The Wildcats ran it to open the Champions Classic game vs Duke in the video below. On the FMS Blog: Gap Creating Cuts to Enhance Your Offense See More
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This horns set was by Iowa State in the 2013 NCAA tournament and is a quick hitter for a 5, using a back screen for a layup. It works on either side of the court. This action creates pick/roll, pick/pop, and drive/kick opportunities. See More
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This is a quick hitter for a 3 in transition from Coach Archie Miller. This flare action really forces the defense to communicate quickly, as seen in the video below, the defender runs dircectly into the flare creating a wide open three. See More
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This is great quick hitter used after a timeout by Coach Archie Miller. I like this set because it uses some false motion followed with a screen the screener action that really puts pressure on the defense to communicate. As seen in the video clip below, the defenders do not switch correctly which leads to a wide open three. TIPS: Coaches incorporate false motion combined with STS actions! Give the defense a "dummy" look before entering your STS look. See More
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The LA Sparks ran this quick hitter for their first bucket of the game against the Indiana Fever. The design takes advantage of Candace Parker's passing ability from the top and a small to big down screen between Odyssey Sims and Jantel Lavender, resulting in a wide open Sims layup. See More
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Sticking with the theme of PACE and SPACE, here is a quick hitter that the Houston Rockets run to get 5 man Ryan Anderson a look from three if the defense has to tag on the 1 (James Harden) on the Down Screen DHO Action. See More
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Quick hitter horns set from the Houston Rockets. Ideally, it is run with good pace out of transition. See More
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This quick hitter from the Golden State Warriors is one of many hammer players in Steve Kerr's playbook. See More
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Quick hitter from the Celtics playbook. A drag screen during the secondary break takes place while a cross screen for the post occurs under the rim. Afterwards the drag screener will pindown for the cross screener to get a shot from 3. It's important for the weak side corner to be filled to prevent help on the down screen. If there isn't a shot, 3 receives a ball screen from 5 to attack with the floor spread. FMS Blog: Boston Celtics - Keeping it Simple with Spread Offense See More
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Quick Hitter from BCZK Iverson Formation. It works better when 2 is the best shooter in the team, so defense can not cheat and go under 5-2 screen. FMS Blog: Zalgiris Kaunas - ATO/EOG Series See More
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A quick hitter in early offense from Head Coach of New Orleans Pelicans Alvin Gentry. Often run for Anthony Davis to get a mid post touch early in the shot clock, where he can create his own shot or find others if a double team comes. See More
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The Cavaliers used this early offense drag screen set in the first quarter of Game 3 vs the Pacers. Timing is the biggest key when it comes to executing this quick hitter correctly. If the players involved in the pin down action aren't correctly spaced or timed, the backdoor cut won't work. See More
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