Quick-hitting Horns BLOB set that uses a blur screen to get an open look at the rim. You get a blur screen-and-slip or a corner look, depending on how the defense plays the screen. Getting to 1.0 Latest post by @RadiusAthletics - don't be surprised if you learn something!https://t.co/6mBnKVETJl — FastModel Sports® ð???ð??» (@FastModel) December 13, 2018 See More
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Rejecting ball screens is a creative way to get your players to drive downhill. I like to use this set after a timeout after seeing how a team is defending ball screens. The more times a team has seen ball screens, the more likely they are to get caught cheating the screen allowing your player to reject the screen and get to the rim. See More
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This basic crossing action and reverse elevator screen will result in x5 getting lost for a brief moment, allowing 5 to rim run for a layup. 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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The Sixers run some great stuff on the baseline. Always several scoring options - at least one opportunity for a three, and one opportunity for something going to the basket. Click to view all posts by Tony Miller on the FMS blog! See More
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The Denver Nuggets took advantage of their versatile lineup on this play during a 117-85 win over the Los Angeles Lakers on November 27th. It takes principles of a basic "pass and cut" motion offense, along with dribble penetration and pick and roll concepts. It starts out with passes and cuts, but then Jamal Murray (1) cuts back while Nikola Jokic (5) screens, starting a pick and roll action off after Murray receives a pass from Paul Millsap (3). This confuses the Lakers defense, which does not switch, and LeBron James, who is defending 4, is late on the rotation leading to a layup for Murray. The advantage of having bigs that can shoot is that if LeBron rotated earlier, Murray could've passed to either Juan Hernangomez (4) or Malik Beasley (2) in the corner for a catch and shoot opportunity. Sharing the ball forces the defenders to make decisions. The more decisions that have to be made, the more chances for an error that an offense can take care of. Having versatile players like the Nuggets do makes those defensive decisions so much tougher (do I stay on my guy and perhaps leave him open for a 3? Do I help?), which can often lead to these late rotations and result in buckets. See More
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This is a very simple yet effective set to get your point guard and big in a middle ball screen using some false motion. The essence of good offense is get two guarding one, and attack the advantage and this set does that extremely quickly. Check out the video below! FMS Blog: Maui Invitational - Top 10 Plays See More
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This is an incredibly hard set to guard. Great action leading to an empty middle ball screen and if 1's defender is tagging the pick and roll like he should be, 1 will either be open on the throwback or 5 will be wide open at the rim. See the video below. Highly recommend watching Coach Few's teams play with scratch paper handy or FastDraw open! FMS Blog: Maui Invitational - Top 10 Plays See More
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This is one of my all time favorite sets! There are several looks that Gonzaga bypasses in favor of the post up. This set when run fully has a guard mismatch post up opportunity, lob look, stretch post 3, double pin downs for shooters, seal post ups for those screeners, and then ball screen with throwback action. See these options in the video below. I highly recommend adding this set to your playbook. Check out my PlayBank library for a more thorough breakdown of this set run by Jim Larranaga at Miami University. FMS Blog: Maui Invitational - Top 10 Plays See More
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This is a great clear out set if you have an athletic big/wing that can go catch this pass. A big key to this is 3 staying opposite lane line to maintain an angle on the pass. Hit play on the video below to see the action. FMS Blog: Maui Invitational - Top 10 Plays See More
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Great set using a misdirection guard cut and great spacing to set up a cross screen to punch the ball inside. Check out the video below! An easy addition to this would be a screen the screener action for 1 after setting the cross screen. FMS Blog: Maui Invitational - Top 10 Plays See More
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This is a great set to overload the defense. We teach our guys daily to create triangles against the zone. This set puts the defense in a bind of who to guard. Video included after the diagrams. FMS Blog: Maui Invitational - Top 10 Plays See More
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This a great set with multiple scoring actions that also serve the purpose of shifting the defense. Hit play on the video below! FMS Blog: Maui Invitational - Top 10 Plays See More
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This is a great set utilizing components of Coach Beilein's two-guard offense. The down screen from 1 to 2 has multiple options: 2 could reject the screen, use and send 1 backdoor, or the way it's run here with 2 tight curling and 1 popping back out. Check out the video below. Side note: a great counter would be after 1 popping out, to then go hard backdoor on the heels of 2's cut. FMS Blog: Maui Invitational - Top 10 Plays See More
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This is a great set to get a deep paint touch for a 5 - video below! I added the frame with 4 popping to the top of the key here for the potential high-low look. FMS Blog: Maui Invitational - Top 10 Plays See More
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