With under a minute left in the first half OKC ran this action to free up Westbrook. It involves a simple flare screen, but a Houston switch allowed a point guard to drive to the basketbal against a big for a layup. See More
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A very simple Post Isolation into Cross Screen/Down Screen set play. A widely used action, but difficult to guard because it includes a pair of ball reversals, a couple of post isolations, and forces difficult decision-making by defenders who get caught up in quick screens. See More
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For this set make your high post entry to your best passing big. Line up your biggest wing opposite corner of where the high post entry pass is going, so if the defense switches guard to guard screening action, you have a size mismatch. Make sure you sell to your point guards that setting a good cross screen will help get them an open shot off of 5's down screen. This play is from the 2012-2013 Wisconsin Green Bay season. See More
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For this play you want to make sure that your two man is your best shooter/scorer. When he cuts off of the flare screen it may be over played, he has to do a good job of setting his defender up with 4 rescreening for a pin down. Your 3 man has to be able to make decisions and reads with 2 cutting off of the flare, and then the pin down, and the 4 man diving hard to the rim after the pin down screen. This play is from the 2010-2011 Houston Rockets season. See More
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This play is from the 2010-2011 Houston Rockets season. The big key for this play to work is having a post player that can make a pass out of the post. You have to make sure you get the timing down of your 5 man rolling off of the ball screen into the cross screen from 2, and your 4 man receiving the pass from 1. If you can train your 4 man to make the read on slipping the down screen set for 2, you will be able to get him easy lay ups. See More
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This is an entry that Marquette ran last year and I liked how the action could turn into different options to finish. Depending on players you could run any of these options and have a good scoring opportunities. See More
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Great drill from the Pro Skills Series with Kawhi Leonard in San Antonio. Hosted by Spartan Basketball. www.spartanpt.com See More
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For a catch and shoot player it is all about catching the ball in enough space to get his shot off. This play is good because it gives the shooter the option to come off the down screen or baseline screen. Giving the shooter options makes it a lot harder on the defender as well. Shooter needs to set his man up and not be predictable on his cut. Don’t let the defender dictate which screen you go off. Big men must head hunt and help the shooter get open by setting a good screen. This play is from the 2005-2006 Duke season. See More
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Make 25 with catch and shoot and 25 with the counter. When the defense over plays the down screen 1 will back door cut for the alley oop. See More
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TIGHT / CURL CUT (Screener Goes Opposite the Cutter): - 4 man fakes like he is cutting to the basket and gets his butt to the ball for a better angle on his screen - 4 man simulates a downscreen and holds for a count - The screener always goes opposite the cutter: on a TIGHT / CURL cut, the screener will pop for a shot - 1 man sweeps the ball below his knees, takes 1 dribble and passes the ball to the 4 man POCKET CUT (Cutter's defender goes underneath the screen, and gets screened): - 4 man fakes like he is cutting to the basket and gets his butt to the ball for a better angle on his screen - 4 man simulates a downscreen and holds for a count - The screener always goes opposite the cutter: on a POCKET cut, the screener will cut to the basket - 1 man sweeps the ball below his knees, takes 1 dribble and passes the ball to the 4 man FADE CUT (Cutter's defender goes underneath the screen): - 4 man fakes like he is cutting to the basket and gets his butt to the ball for a better angle on his screen - 4 man simulates a downscreen and holds for a count - The screener always goes opposite the cutter: on a FADE cut, the screener will change the angle of his screen and cut to the basket - 1 man sweeps the ball below his knees, takes 1 dribble and passes the ball to the 4 man See More
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Anytime you can get the defense shifted and trying to catch up before you come off a ball screen the better chance you will have of a successful play. The reason for this is because the big man’s defender will be late showing on the ball screen and the help defense won’t be set. See More
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This set was run by the Chicago Bulls in the 2006-2007 season. This set is designed to get you a lay up or post up from your best post player, or a three point shot from your best shooter. See More
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This play is great because it touches all five players hands and it gets swung from side to side. The goal is to get a good look in the post or to get a shot off of the down screen for the shooter. See More
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This set was run by the Chicago Bulls in the 2006-2007 season. This set is designed to get a lay up for your post player or a three point shot for your point guard. In this screen the screener action, your point guard will have to head hunt and set a good screen on 4's man, in order to get a wide open shot. See More
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Melo sets a ballscreen for D. Williams at the top of the key. D. Williams hits Melo on the pop and then passes to Durant coming off the downscreen from Love. See More
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