A set Wofford went to twice in the first half against Seton Hall to get a post touch. The main option is to get the ball into the post and play off of the post, but there is also the option of the popping 4 man on if his man stays with the ball. #FastModelMadness NCAA Tournament: Viewing Guide by Style of Play Blog Post: Mid-Major Teams Poised to Make Noise See More
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A great after time out set from LeVelle Moton, this takes advantage of some initial action out of Horns into a backdoor cut for a layup. #FastModelMadness See More
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THe LSU TIgers started off their SEC Tournament quarterfinal matchup against the Florida Tigers with this Horns set. Follow #FastModelMadness all for content all tourney long! See More
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A different entry to get into the very common and popular Horns set. Gonzaga uses what I call a 'delayed slip' in this action, catching the defender in a hedge, resulting in getting a deep post catch. Click to view the latest FMS Plays of the Week! See More
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John Calipari’s Kentucky Wildcats have an entire playbook worth of Horns sets. If you have a 4 with the speed to go by an oversized defender, get your guy the ball at the top of the key and let him go to work. See More
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One of the more common Horns sets. Run this against a team that shows on ball screens. Then make them pay by throwing the ball back to 4. If 4 is a shooter, x5 will have to come out to contest the shot. 5 should be wide open underneath. See More
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Simple Horns progression from the Brooklyn Nets. Video in tweet below! See More
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Michigan State used this Horns set to get Cassius Winston attacking toward the basket. Blog Post: Horns Elbow Series See More
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Two different alignment options shown here, changing out a big for a shooter to give the defense a different look. See More
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This is an after time out (ATO) play primarily used by Head Coach Nick Nurse and the Toronto Raptors to get Kyle Lowry a pull-up 3-pointer. By keeping the defense honest with the occassional solid cross screen and flex cut, Lowry's defender is forced to trail him as he approaches the "uphill" DHO to make this an effective set play. Click to view Twitter thread of Raptors #XsOs! See More
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Very creative set by Anwil Head Coach Igor Milicic. This set worked because Anwil have a shooting 5 and a size advantage at the 1. This set is designed to look like a traditional Horns Side action and is to be used against teams that stunt, trap off the ball or show on the down screen - any coverage that enables the PG to get his defender in his back. See video below for evidence of it working successfully! See More
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From Horns The Denver Nuggets use the dribble handoff coupled with a staggered screen on the weak side to occupy helpers and create a driving gap. Diagram and video below! See More
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A very simple but effective set out of the Horns formation. You may think this will never work, but the proof is in the video below! This was a staple out of Chris Mack's Horns series when he was at Xavier. I like this action because even if the initial action is guarded, you can seemlessly flow into another Horns action like flex, 45 ball screen, etc. Click for more Horns sets! Free Playbook - NCAA Horns See More
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This Horns set has multiple options including a post feed and a potential three at the top of the key. If the post feed and the screen the screener action are covered, then this set turns into a pitch action with a slashing guard driving into a double gap! Click for more Horns sets! Free Playbook - NCAA Horns See More
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With Nick Nurse taking over as the Head Coach of the Toronto Raptors for the 2018-19 season, he introduced a myriad of new plays and actions to the offense that he reportedly had a significant influence over during Dwane Casey's previous tenure. This play, loosely out of Horns formation, leverages the unique skillset of Toronto's emerging star in Pascal Siakam. By creating a large gap for Siakam to attack the closeout, and clearly scripting the play in a manner that Siakam is instructed to make the catch "on the run," Toronto has been able to score effectively on this simple action. Click here for Plays of the Week - Unlocking the NBA's Top Offense! See More
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