Notre Dame uses lot of "65 Action" in their motion offense vs Princeton. Ball is centered with two simultaneous screening actions on either side. It's as if the offense is playing 6v5 thus 65 Action #MotionOffenseTips See More
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BLOB play call from the Toronto Raptors. First option is feed 5 for a postup off of the cross screen. See More
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West Virginia variation of the Horns Set to get Nathan Adrian a clean look at the 3 pt shot 5 Macon can look to slip if the defense overplays the screen out of the corner 2 Carter can turn the corner and attack off the DHO action The Mountaineers send two to the boards from the weak side putting a lot of pressure on the defense to box out and defend the shot See More
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Tony Bennett is always seen as a "master" Coach for the Cavaliers defensive abilities, but his Offensive diversity outside of their normal motion sets are really good. Here's a play the Cavaliers ran against the Tar Heels. A set with so much movement and options, this is a set that will give your opponents fits. See More
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Keep option out of "Point 2" action that the Boston Celtics run. See More
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EOQ/EOH set the Golden State Warriors usually run. See More
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Thru action from Houston Rockets HC Mike D'Antoni. Usually ran as an ATO action for Eric Gordon. See More
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This play was run by Cori Close and her UCLA Lady Bruins on Sunday night in their showdown with the Washington Lady Huskies. The Pac12 features one of the best levels of Women's Basketball and has the premier player in Kelsey Plum from Washington. This play starts with a DHO on the wing (if the PG reads the defense, she can keep the ball and attack the paint to the open side). A wide pin down on the weak side brings the 2 guard to the 3 pt line for a possible early catch & shoot 3 pointer if she's open. The Lady Bruins are a very disciplined team going through their options in this set. The Post at the FT line sets a back screen for a possible back door pass while on the weak side a down screen for the PG yields either a 3 point shot or dump in to the Post. After screening, the screener pops to the wing, receives the throwback pass and the option to post your 3 presents itself. If you're not watching Women's basketball on the West Coast, you should be!! See More
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The Philadelphia 76ers started the play with an entry pass into 5 at the elbow area. 4 and 1 set a staggered screen for 3 as 5 dribbles to the wing to look at 2 in the post. 5 then turns around to pass to 3 coming off the stagger screen. 2 cuts off the pindown screen from 5. 2 receives the pass from 3 and looks to shoot or drive. See More
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The New York Knicks used a wrinkle in this familiar post set to get Krystaps Porzingas (4) an open 3 point shot. The play started with 4 cutting off of the screen for 1 into the post. 4 then sets a back screen for 2 and cuts off of the down screen from 1. 5 passes to 4 for the shot. See More
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The Philadelphia 76ers ran this SLOB play with 1.6 seconds left in a tied game against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Simultaneous actions prevented the Timberwolves from helping on the screens leaving 2 open at the rim for a lob. 4 screened for 1 to occupy the weakside defense. 2 curled around 5. x2 followed 2 around the screen not wanting to give up an open jump shot up top. x5 was the only defender left to help and he didn't want leave 5 open for a jump shot. 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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Play call from Golden State Warriors HC Steve Kerr. See More
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BLOB play call from the Toronto Raptors. First option is to look for 2 cutting to the ball-side corner for a shot. See More
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The Minnesota Timberwolves ran this play frequently in their Christmas Day game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. It was designed to get the ball to their 3 (Andrew Wiggins) where he can create off of a ball screen. 4 & 5 give screen options for 3. 3 comes off the screen up top to receive the pass from 1. 4 or 5 can sprint into a ball screen with the other post relocating for spacing. See More
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