This is exactly like the action the San Antonio Spurs run. Because the Chicago Bulls like to post up Pau Gasol and he is an excellent passer, this set works well. Typically designed after a time out, Butler cuts off Gasol who receives the pass in the post. Giving Butler time to clear the cut is key, so the timing of the lob/backdoor cut can be perfect. See More
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Chandler Parsons is not just a great salesman when it comes to attracting free agents to his team, but he is also a great salesman on the basketball court. In this misdirection action for a short corner look, Parsons does a great job of acting like he is cutting across the baseline and turns around right in time to receive a screen from Saleh Mejri. This is another good example of a coach knowing where his players like to score from and getting them an easy look. See More
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When you have a post player like Robert Carter and a point guard like Melo Trimble, it may sometimes seem like a coach can run anything and it would work. But you have to respect Mark Turgeon’s thinking on this play to put one of his best players in a good position to do what he is best at. This is a good set for any team, especially ones where a team has guards that have a hard time entering the ball into the post. The combination of the ball screen for the guard and the backscreen for big to the same side makes the post entry easy to make. See More
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1 dribbles to the wing pusing 3 into a screen for 4. 1 passes to 3. 5 sets a ball-screen for 3 and 2 screens across for 4. 5 pops on the screen and 3 passes to 5. 5 then passes to 1 and 4 sets a back-screen for 5. See More
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1 dribbles to the right pushing 3 into a screen for 4. 4 cuts to the block. 1 passes to 3 and 5 sets a ball-screen for 3. 2 sets a cross-screen for 4. On the ball-screen roll, 5 screens down for 2. See More
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1 dribbles to the wing pushing 3 to set a screen for 4 at the top of the key. 1 passes to 3 stepping out. 5 sets a ball-screen for 3. 5 rolls and 4 replaces 5. See More
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1 gives the ball to 2 on a dribble hand-off and 4 moves down to the block. 2 dribbles to the middle to give the ball to 3. Once 3 has it, 1 sprints to the top of the key and gets a pass from 3. 5 follows to set a high ball-screen for 1. See More
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4 sets a drag-screen for 1 and pops for a shot. If it isn't there, 1 dribbles to the right wing and looks to pass to 3. If he passes to 3, 5 sets the ball-screen for him. If 1 keeps it, 5 sets the ball-screen for 1. See More
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Coach Smart used this play against Vandy early in the game. 1 dribbles to the left as 3 sets a cross-screen for 5. 2 runs the baseline. 5 sprints up from the cross-screen to set a high ball-screen for 1. 5 rolls and 4 replaces 5. See More
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This is a great wrinkle in the famous elevator screen that will keep the high post defenders honest. See More
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Quick hitter for a 3PT out of Bulls "Thru Series" See More
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NC State counter when a team overhelps and denies the Elevator action, a big slips to the rim. See More
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Split post action for a quick shot. One of their go-to plays to get Dirk a shot. See More
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Quick hitter for a shooter out of their "Pitch Series" See More
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A counter out of the typical slice stagger, in which a guard receives a triple screen for a shot. See More
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