A counter out of the "Hammer set" the Spurs run so well. Instead of looking for the baseline drift, Danny Green sets a flare screen for Mills and cuts to the ball for an open shot. See More
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Florida Gators EOG elevator quick hitter. 2 must sell the down screen then slip and sprint hard through the elevator screen. 1 first takes the ball with then dribble towards the "false" downscreen, the crosses over to take the ball to the elevator action. See More
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1 dribbles to the left as 4 sets a down-screen for 5. 5 sprints out to set a ball-screen for 1. 1 drives to the right looking to pass to 5 rolling to the basket, 4 filling up, or to 2 on the wing for a shot. See More
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Indiana Pacers set play designed to get an open shot coming off the elevator screen. If the defense falls asleep, the first option off the down screen and cut to the basket is a quick hit for a look to score. See More
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Brad Stevens runs a nice set that starts with a Dribble Handoff into a backscreen with great options for a shot for the point guard, a ballscreen and then continuity into screen the screener action. See More
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In this 4-out option from Division II Colorado Mesa, the shooter (3) gives the ball to 1 on a dribble hand-off. 1 then makes a quick pass to 2. 2 dribbles left as 3 and 1 set a staggered screen for 4. 4 cuts to the wing for shot and 3 cuts to the ball-side corner off of a screen from 5. See More
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San Antonio Spurs ran this play against the LA Clippers, Tony Parker was effective attacking off the double screen. See More
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San Antonio Spurs ran this elevator play to free up Danny Green during the start of Game 4 between the LA Clippers. See More
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Gregg Popovich is one of the most creative coaches when it comes to creating sets to get his best players in the best positions to score. Here is a set that gets a quick lob for Kawhi Leanord, starting with a dribble handoff from Tony Parker to Duncan on the wing, 5 then sets a quick backscreen for Kawhi to catch the lob. I like this set because it allows Duncan to pull his man out of the paint & with 5 screening for Kawhi it removes any rim protection. See More
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At the beginning of every game Kerr likes to run Klay off a pindown screen to get him going, and that is exactly what he ran in Game 2. Out of their "Zipper" Series, they run a fake dribble handoff for Steph and Klay sneaks out of a screen from Bogut to get an easy look. See More
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Jason Kidd drew up a beautiful backdoor set to beat the Bulls in game 4. Bayless said they attacked Rose on this because they knew he was more likely to help. Middleton cuts up like he is going for a lob, Bayless cuts to the corner and sets his man up for a backdoor cut and scores a layup. See More
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In this horns option, 1 dribbles right as 4 screens down for 2 in the corner. 1 and 5 move down as if they are setting a staggered screen from 3. If 1's defender jump towards the baseline to guard the screen, 1 cuts off of the single screen from 5. 2 looks to pass to 1 for a shot or to 3 at the basket. See More
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This play starts with a dribble entry from Wall to the right wing. The dribbles pushes Beal up to replace Wall, then Beal cuts off of Nene at the high post. If the cut isn't open, the Wizards use right to left action with a ball-screen on the wing for Wall and a double screen set for Beal in the lane. Wall looks to score on the ball-screen, pass to Nene on the roll, or kick out to Beal on the wing for a shot. See More
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In this 1-4 high play from the Wizards, they use multiple hand-off options around Gortat to look for quick shot. If neither hand-off option is there, Pierce and Wall set a screen for Nene at the elbow as he dives down to the low post. If Nene isn't open, Gortat kicks the ball out to Beal. Gortat then screens down for Wall who cuts to the top of the key for a shot. See More
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Today's play comes from the 2005-2006 Florida Gators. This is an oldie but a goodie, I love rub cuts that lead to post-ups. What I like even more about this play is the hi-low at the end of the play that resulted in Joakim Noah having a direct drive to the rim. See More
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