UCF head coach Donnie Jones drew up this play at the end of their game versus Rutgers Wednesday night to give them the lead, and ultimately the win. Jones put the ball in the hands of his best player Isaiah Sykes (2) to create off the ball screen and Sykes did just that. He exploded off the pick & roll and the defense became so occupied by the double screen action, Sykes was able to get to the rim for an uncontested lay-up. See More
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After bluff screening for 4, 5 dives to the right block. 1 uses 3's on ball screen to drive to the elbow to set up bounce pass in the lane to 5 for power move to the rim. See More
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This double back by 4 is the feature of the third option of Boston set. The play begins the same way, but ends with 4 doubling back using screens from 2 and 5. See More
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This option is designed for a double staggered screen for 4, but ends with a hard curl into the lane by 5. After screening, 2 releases to the perimeter to prepare to shoot. See More
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Great set play for your point guard. This play contains the UCLA action, ball reversal, and staggered screens for 1 to create open shot or penetration on the catch. See More
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Boston is one basic play with five different options. The first option is to clear 1 to left corner and screen away for 4. 2 uses screen in by 5 to get open on right wing for shot. See More
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Two scoring options are present in this set play. You can free your best shooter/scorer using two baseline screens. On 3's catch, 5 cross screens for 4 for post feed and score. See More
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The option in this play is for 1 along the baseline. Using a dribble drag, 3 takes the ball to the top of the key as 1 cuts to the right block. At this time, 4 and 5 sets baseline screens for 1 for open jump shot. See More
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This is sideline out of bounds action for a Need 3 that is similar to an action the Boston Celtics ran earlier in the season. See More
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This is an inside triangle set that can be run as a quick hitter or continuity offense. 3-4-5 are in a revolving screen and cut mode. 1 and 2 are available on the wings as receivers and passers into the post. Guards must move up and down sideline to occupy their defenders to allow inside scoring. See More
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The Murray State Racers have in Cameron Payne a Freshman with ultra quick footwork and the ability to breakdown defenders 1 v 1. This set utilizes that quickness starting in a 1-4 low set and using the wing man to set a screen on x5 giving the 5 man a chance to sprint to set a screen thus eliminating help. Payne reads the defender, rejects the screen and attacks the post side where he rubs his defender into the post and throws up a floater to the basket. See More
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This simple but effective SLOB incorporates a basline staggered screen to get a 3pt shot attempt. Can be used ATO or EOG. See More
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This is a GREAT camp drill that I picked up at Al Skinner's Boston College summer camp. Mo Cassera, former Head Coach Hofstra, was the Coach Skinner's camp coordinator in 2008. See More
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This is a good down screen/flex action followed by an on ball screen. Options are 4 coming off 5's down screen, 3's flex cut, and 1's penetration off ball screen. Three scoring options are available on 1's penetration; 1 drives to basket, dishes to 5, or dishes to 3 for shot. See More
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Here is an out of bounds play we use late in the game, when a team is playing us M-2-M under. It allows us to create mismatches on teams that will swtich the screening action or we will hit the flex cut for a score. See More
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