#1 and #2 skip the ball to each other x1 and x2 move on the flight of the ball, closing out to their man and sprinting to the helpline After several passes, the next player in line subs in on the fly with the defensive player on his side of the court and verbalizes the switch This action repeats throughout the duration of the drill See More
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Great drill for stretch 4's and 5's. Works on finishing at the rim and shooting off the move. See More
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This is a good drill for players to work on getting open away from the ball. The defensive player must also work very hard to prevent 1 from making an easy catch. The passer must also work at delivering the pass on time and on target. You can play to a set score or a set number of stops. We will move spots on the floor to increase the difficulty for the offense or defense See More
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Greate drill to work a player's ability to stay under control while working putting all moves together. See More
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This action is a great ATO option, especially if you have a good shooting 2 man and a 3 man that can beat his defender and attack off the bounce. The purpose of the action is to get the defense to overreact to the dribble penetration towards the baseline, while opening up 3-point shot opportunities for your guards (2 or 1) on the perimeter. See More
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This is a possible counter action to the traditional "Horns" double high ball screen action. The set is particularly effective if you have guards that are good at moving without the basketball and shooting while coming off screens. The floor spacing allows your guards to read how they are being guarded defensively and to take advantage of curl and fade cuts. See More
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The UCONN Huskies ran this play in the 2014 National Championship game. This action allowed for multiple scoring options from their very versatile five players on the court. To see EVERY play UCONN ran in the 2014 Final Four you can do so in my eBook Championship Execution! See More
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The San Antonio Spurs started into Game 3 of the NBA Finals with this set. It includes the typical Spurs baseline stagger screen, followed by a side Pick & Roll action. A down screen action in the middle keeps the defense occupied and opens up the ball screener on his pop against Miami's ICE defense. In this case, Diaw attacks Bosh together with Duncan in a 2on1 situation. See More
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In their Game 4 win of the 2014 NBA Finals, the San Antonio Spurs ran this half-court set which included a multitude of actions. As soon as 3 cleared 4, 2 was moving to set the backscreen. This timing allowed for 5 to pin-down for 2 and receive the ball on the move popping out. 5 set such a good pick and sealed in the lane that X4 had to help in the lane and allowed for an open throwback to Diaw. See More
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Check out how great FastDraw is for scouting your opponents. These plays are from a team (AR) we scouted last season. If you are serious about coaching you need FastDraw. . Failing to Prepare is preparing to fail. See More
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The San Antonio Spurs ran this offensive play to start Game 3 of the 2014 NBA Finals. The timing and patient cutting of the Spurs' offense is what made this play so effective. See More
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With 3 seconds left in the 3rd quarter of Game 3 of the 2014 NBA Finals, the San Antonio Spurs ran this sideline out-of-bounds play. As soon as 1 cleared Diaw’s shoulder he shaped up back to the ball immediately to receive the pass from Green. Green was able to get a shot off but Miami’s defense prevent him from getting a clean look and the shot came up short. See More
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This play starts with two on ball screens by 4 and 5. 5 screens to free 4 at top of the key for a three point shot. 2 clears to left corner as 1 cuts through lane and screens for 3 for score. See More
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In Game 2 of the 2014 NBA Final, LeBron James went on a scoring streak in the 2nd half and became unguardable. The Spurs did a very good job guarding him, he was just unconscious. If you watch the Heat you know that Erik Spoelstra loves running elbow actions that usually go into a flex or some kind of hand-off with a weak side pin-down. However, on this set he got the ball to the hot hand, LeBron, by running the double curl action. See More
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In Game 2 of the 2014 NBA Finals the Miami Heat ran this play to get Wade an iso post lifted off the block. It seemed the defense knew this was coming but was still unable to stop the post feed as Wade had a smaller defender on him at the time. See More
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