Horns Twist option from Minnesota State Mankato. The PG comes off of the 5 man as 4 cuts to the opposite corner. The 5 man then flips the ball screen creating a large driving area for the ball handler. In the video the ball handler throws back to the player filling and are able to get a post touch. See More
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ATO that Grand Canyon ran in the WAC Championship to get an open lob. The ball screen forces his defender to help and the weak side exchange ensures the weakside defense is occupied. See More
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Scott Brooks used this play after opening tip for a quick hitter vs. Cleveland. Play flows into a box with both guards on the right side of the flood and both forwards on the left. Action starts as Brad Beal downscreens for Otto Porter to receive entry pass while Morris screens down for Gortat. Porter then looks to hit a curling Gortat for a quick dunk/layup. See More
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Billy Donovan called this catch and shoot play with :01 remaining vs Sacramento. Diagonal SLOB set where Westbrook (1) sprints off stagger screens from Grant and Adams to top of key with option to curl to basket for lob (if open). As this is happening, Paul George is also sprinting under the stagger and receives screen from Grant to free him up in ball side corner for shot. See More
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"Sparty" is a BLOB play that Michigan State University uses. The box set offers multiple looks for a jump shot or a dribble drive. See More
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This play is ideal for a last-second shot at the half or end of game. Providence frequently uses this set in EOG situations. See More
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Former Iowa coach Dr. Tom Davis would run this motion offense set with great success for the Hawkeyes. It incorporates various types of screens (zipper, pin down, flare) to ultimately free up multiple shooters for an open looks. 3 has option to hit whoever is open, or create for themselves in middle of the floor as defense will be spread out and focusing on screens. See More
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Nice application of a Zipper cut to enter Floppy action by Stelmet Enea Zielona Gora in the #BasketballCL. Stelmet ended this set with PNR. See More
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43 Arm is a box set to get a quick open three for shooters. Also check out 44 Arm as a counter! See More
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Horns set from Coach Artur Gronek of Zielona Gora. Great set if you have a big that can shoot from 16 feet or 3. 5 screens for 4 to enter the action, then it's a series of flow actions, with a DHO into PNR and a short roll/pop by 5. See More
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I used this 1-4 set at the University of Michigan-Dearborn. We would run it in late-half or game situatons with about 10 seconds left. It has the option of going for 2 or a 3 if open. See More
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Former Detroit Pistons Head Coach Don Chaney ran this Zipper action to get a 1-on-1 isolation for Joe Dumars (2). See More
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This was a set the Boston Celtics used to end the first half vs the New York Knicks on January 31, 2018. This is an excellent look for a great shooting and driving point guard. Click here for more Celtics XsOs! See More
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The Toronto Raptors have used this play for the past several seasons when they are inbounding the ball from the sideline while facing a short clock situation. While the primary objective is generally for DeMar DeRozan to get a quick two, they have added wrinkles over time where a lob pass, as well as a DHO with the inbounder, have been explored. Overall, the play has the ability to be adjusted for specific personnel. A down screen is set by the 5 (or the team's best screen-setter), while a back screen is set by the 2 (primary target) on the weak side of the floor. These are generally used as decoy actions to tug defender's out of position for subsequent actions. 5 engages in a screen-the-screener action while 2 cuts towards the inbounder. The inbounder can pass to the 2, whose momentum should take them to the rim or to the baseline for a jumper. Additionally, the 5 can slip the screen against an aggresive defense and look for a lob pass at the rim. If those options cannot be succesfully explored, 1 quickly passes the ball to 5 as they flash to the strong side elbow to engage in a DHO. See More
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By starting 5 and 1 on the blocks in this 4 Low BLOB, it's almost guaranteed that the defense will not switch on the play's final action (a ball screen). If the defense does switch, there is a mismatch for the 5. See More
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