A very nice action for Maryland. Scissors cut for 2 &3. 1 passes to 2 at the post.. 4 switches position with 3. As 2 has the ball at the post 4 & 5 set a stagger screen for 3. Same time 1 flashes at the rim to confuse much more the defense. See More
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Jeff Capel's team Pittsburgh ran this play at the half of the second period against Mississippi State. Wing entry to shuffle screen which continue with a pin down screen. The play ends with a top PNR in which the post player flashes at the top to confuse the defense (which player makes the tag). See More
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Good way to use the stagger screen to distract the defense while a back cut happens. See More
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In their opening round loss to Skidmore, the Johns Hopkins women's team ran this early entry into Motion Weak several times. The inability of the defense to switch the cross screen led to post feeds and advantages pretty quickly for the Blue Jays. Video clip below. See More
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A quick and affective zone quick hitter vs any kind of zone defense! This action takes advantage of a misdirection quick passing action to get the defense scrambling. Video clip below. See More
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Iowa used this transition set to force overtime vs Michigan State. A simple play similar to Villanova 2016 national championship game winner. Causes confusion for the defense as to switch or stay. See More
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A very simple but effective play from Kansas State to attack the 2-3 zone Defense. Ball screen, swing the ball and a back screen at the middle player of zone so 5 is alone at the basket. Video clip below. See More
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A very clever action from coach Ibon Navarro against Lenovo Tenerife at the final of ACB Copa del Rey. Horns entry to a Euro ball screen action to confuse the defense which finishes with a choice set for the best shooter. The first one exits from a down screen and the second one exits at the opposite wing after a flare screen from the 4. See More
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With the defense overplaying, have your 4 spin back towards the rim. With a clean lob over the top, you'll end up with a layup at the front of the rim. Watch the video breakdown below and use the button above to send to your FastDraw library. Get FastDraw (new subscribers use code: SAVE10) Follow Coach Miller on Twitter View Coach Miller's Playbank page for more plays & drills More FastDraw content from Coach Miller: SSGs for Player Development & Team Offense SSGs for Ball Screen Offense Brad Stevens Playbook Check out the latest coaching content from FMS See More
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Coach Mumbru ran this play as his team first offesne against Alba Berlin for Round 21 of Euroleauge. A simple horns set to a twist action (Flare screen to 4 who opens at the opposite wing) which finishes with a side spain PNR to confuse the defense. Video clip below. See More
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A very simple but effective from coach Xavi Pascual. Horns set to side spain pnr to confuse the defense. With this way coach can feed the post to 1-on-1 situation for 4. Video clip below. See More
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Coach Jasikevicius ran this play to confuse the defense also to control the pace of his offense. Weave Offense with a down screen to dribble hanoff situation between 2&4 and 4&1 before the top PNR action between 1 (Jokubaitis) and 5 (Vesely). Video clip below. See More
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Simple QH to take advantage of pressure defense and the aggressiveness of a great defender. Video clip below. See More
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A very simple but effective action from Monaco against Olympiacos for Round 18 of Euroleague. Horns twist to a zoom action. Olympiacos chooses to play top-lock (denying the zoom) but Mike James sets a step up PNR with Okobo to confuse the defense and create the space to receive the ball. The play ends with a top PNR between James (2) and Makumbu as (5). Video clip below. See More
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Watch as Coach Tony Miller uses FastDraw, the #1 play diagramming program for basketball coaches, to share this set from the Creighton Bluejays. Coach Greg McDermott is great at moving help away from the ball. The ghost screen is always tough to defense. Try this BLOB out with your team! Send to FastDraw using button above. Get FastDraw (new subscribers use code: SAVE10) Follow Coach Miller on Twitter View Coach Miller's Playbank page for more plays & drills More FastDraw content from Coach Miller: SSGs for Player Development & Team Offense SSGs for Ball Screen Offense Brad Stevens Playbook Check out the latest coaching content from FMS See More
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