With 6:25 left in their round of 32 matchup with Indiana, Oregon ran this quick hitter out of a box SLOB set to get Sabrina Ionescu a wide open 3. Note the counter to the switch on the down screen would create an automatic slip & high low with the guard at the top and the post player setting the screen. Blog Post: Oregon Wing Ball Screen Series See More
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Early offense option, with Curry seting a down screen for Durant. Cousins has cleared out, so if defenders switch, Durant can post up opponents' point guard while Curry pops out to provide Durant with an extra pass, if needed. Click for more GSW plays See More
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Another staple of Tennessee's offense is the combination of down screens followed by flex screens on the weak side. Once again, with Grant Williams and Admiral Schofield as screeners, it makes it extremley difficult for defenders to get through. A key to this specific action is 3 must set up his defender by getting below the level of the screen and then sprinting off of the screener shoulder to shoulder. How does tennessee make these simple actions so effective? Simple, physical screens and physical cuts! Click for more NCAA Top 25 XsOs! See More
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This SLOB was one of the only bright spots for the Kansas Jayhwaks in their national championship matchup against the Villanova Wildcast. This set can get you a look from 3 or a slip on x5's show on the shooter. This SLOB can easily start as a box if you're into disguising all your OOBs with the same setup. More KU XsOs on FastDraw Chalk Talk 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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The Wolverines ran this BLOB at about the 15:00 minute mark in the second half of the NCAA Championship game. See More
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John Beilein uses a variety of inbounds formations, including the common 4 low set. This BLOB has both a look from 3 and from the paint. Final Four Breakdown: Michigan Wolverines - Find, Use, Create Philosophy See More
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This play comes from legendary Head Coach Pat Riley, who used this set to take advantage of the post abilities of his then small forwards Charles Smith and Anthony Mason. See More
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If x4 does not jump to the ball or lets 4 cut across their face to the basket, 4 needs to take the cut that the defense is giving. 4 should always attempt to face cut to the basket as their first option. If 4 is not open on their basket cut because their defender is now on the ball side denying a return pass, 4 can break from their cut and set a down screen. By starting with a cut 4 is also able to improve their screening angle. See More
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Here is a drill to use to teach using down screens while responding to a live defender. See More
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Here is a drill to teach the reading aspect of using down screens. See More
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Here is another set off of San Antonio's high post offense. The ball gets to the high post and they run a down screen into a handoff at the elbow. The screener then fills behind the roll in a "chop action" cut. See More
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The Spurs ran this play against the Warriors working to get the ball to the high post and having the guards set multiple down screens for each other. See More
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Sacramento State used this play in an upset win over Montana State in the Big Sky Tournament. See More
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