The Toronto Raptors' mandate to reset their culture has permeated through their playbook with plays such as this. While Dwane Casey still uses much of his playbook from previous seasons, the Raptors have implemented continuity actions that have less defined outcomes than in years past. This action is run with their starting lineup, as well as their revered bench unit. See More
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St. Bonaventure used misdirection in this play to get the ball back to 1 off a stagger screen. 1 handed the ball off to 2 then cut to the corner. 2 passed to 4 up top while 1 cut off the back screen from 5 to the basket. 4 caused the defense to shift by looking to pass to 3 on the opposite side of the floor. 4 then came back to the strong side of the floor for a dribble handoff with 2. 1 turned back to cut off the stagger screen from 5 and 4 and receive the pass from 2. See More
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LIU-Brooklyn ran this set with 4:10 left in the first half against Radford in their First Four matchup. Earlier in the game, LIU-Brooklyn ran a Horns set for a handoff right back to 1, making this the counter. See More
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At 8:10 in their First Four matchup against LIU-Brooklyn, Radford ran this set to get a wide open three for their best shooter. The action initiates with a floppy look for the 1, then quickly morphs into a double stagger on the weak side for the down screener. See More
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Use both misdirection and guard-to-big screens for an open look inside with this 3 Low OOB from the Purdue Boilermakers. See More
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While we all don't have the luxury of having a Jayson Tatum on our roster, this Horns set has the potential to get you a quick bucket, especially if a slower big attempts to switch and guard a quicker small forward. See More
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Set ran by New Mexico State University in the WAC Championship against Grand Canyon University. NMSU runs weave action to distort the defense into a handoff that creates a double gap for the ball handler. See video below for live play. See More
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Quick hitter from former Stelmet Enea Zielona Gora Coach Artur Gronek. The set uses a quick pitch back and flare screen to create seperation, and finishes with a staggered screen away for a 3. See More
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Notre Dame (NCAAW) Elbow Handoff Ballscreen set play from Head Coach Muffet McGraw. See More
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This play was #2 on the most downloaded plays of 2018! Check out the full list and download the playbook: The Top 25 Plays of 2018 UCONN (NCAAW) hand off entry into high-low zone offense. Check out the video below the diagrams with your volume up for coaching points and progressions! For more basketball video breakdowns.... See More
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Horns set from Coach Artur Gronek of Zielona Gora. Great set if you have a big that can shoot from 16 feet or 3. 5 screens for 4 to enter the action, then it's a series of flow actions, with a DHO into PNR and a short roll/pop by 5. See More
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Horns set from the Denver Nuggets. Video below the diagrams (ft. Gary Harris). See More
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The Toronto Raptors have used this play for the past several seasons when they are inbounding the ball from the sideline while facing a short clock situation. While the primary objective is generally for DeMar DeRozan to get a quick two, they have added wrinkles over time where a lob pass, as well as a DHO with the inbounder, have been explored. Overall, the play has the ability to be adjusted for specific personnel. A down screen is set by the 5 (or the team's best screen-setter), while a back screen is set by the 2 (primary target) on the weak side of the floor. These are generally used as decoy actions to tug defender's out of position for subsequent actions. 5 engages in a screen-the-screener action while 2 cuts towards the inbounder. The inbounder can pass to the 2, whose momentum should take them to the rim or to the baseline for a jumper. Additionally, the 5 can slip the screen against an aggresive defense and look for a lob pass at the rim. If those options cannot be succesfully explored, 1 quickly passes the ball to 5 as they flash to the strong side elbow to engage in a DHO. See More
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One of the more popular inbounds setups, the 4 Low alignment allows for disguising a whole playbook of sets. This quick handoff back to the inbounder will often result in a layup or a drawn foul. See More
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Set by Saint Mary's College out of Horns with a back screen and a cross screen option for post player Jock Landale. See More
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