Another well designed SLOB from the Hornets. This play is effective because it has many options that the defense has to worry about. By having Jefferson catch the ball outside the three-point line, Batum has plenty of room to take the handoff and go all the way to the rim. By having so much action going on, no defender is just standing around waiting to help – everyone has to worry about their man. See More
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One of the Hornets favorite sets in the half court can be just as effective as a SLOB. The Hornets set it up by making Batum’s defender fight through false action zipper screens, and then come right back and make him fight through stagger screens. Batum scores here but the play has many options. Your point guard can take it to the rim right away off the ballscreens. If you have a big man who can shoot, have him pop after the stagger screen because if his man switches or overhelps, he could be wide open for a three-pointer. See More
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A very well designed late game SLOB play by the Thunder. For coaches looking to run this set, I believe it is important to make sure your best ball-handler/playmaker is coming off the double ballscreen, as this will make the man guarding the second screener to show/hedge out because he has to respect the ball-handler on the drive/shot and this rotation could make him late getting back to his own man. This is also effective if the defense is switching, because now the man coming off the fade screen has a mismatch. The Thunder do a great job here clearing out the side so that if Durant does not have a shot, he has plenty of room to take his man. See More
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Misdirection SLOB that is a great action if you have a versatile 4 man. See More
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Villanova's National Championship winning after time out pitch set. See More
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Laboral Kutxa ran this set against Real Madrid in their Euroleague round of 16 game Friday night. Starts with a "modified" Horns entry with a wing DHO into a SPNR The shuffle screen is set as a "decoy" for the double stagger action which takes place after the SPNR As the shooter comes off the double, with no shot available, the ball side Post steps out to Pick "n" Pop into a 3 pt shot See More
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Euroleague Round of 16 Battle of Spain: Laboral Kutxa vs Real Madrid 4.7 to play - Sergio Rodriguez makes 1 of 2 FT's putting Real Madrid up 88-86. Laboral Kutxa calls a timeout advancing the ball to the Read side of half court. Bertans takes the inbounds pass on a screen-the-screener action and turns his body in the air on the catch to hit the 3 pt shot winning the game for Laboral Kutxa! Great play call in a close game situation!! See More
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The Syracuse Orange ran a version of the Princeton Offense in their NCAA Tournament game against Gonazaga. Here is a breakdown of this very dynamic set with movement to keep the defense off balance, down screens for the shooters, and two ball screens. Syracuse has a very athletic team and possesses a great ability with their three guards to knockdown the 3 pt shot. See More
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Head Coach Jim Boeheim has a few ways he likes to run his Double Fist quick hit action. Against Gonzaga in the NCAA Tournament, the Orange ran it this way. 1 comes off the double high ball screen right into a DHO with 2 (who shot the 3 pt shot behind the hand-off) as 5 & 4 move to set the double stagger screen for 3 coming out of the opposite corner. See More
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The Syracuse Orange have 3 very good shooters in Trevor Cooney, Michael Gbinije, and Malachi Richardson. This is Syracuse's "FIST" Set against M2M Defenses. Shooter runs into the lane, tries to get the defender leaning one way or the other and then the shooter sprints out off the single screen looking to catch & shoot. Once the first shooter goes out, the PG who filled the wing, makes his run into the lane and follows. See More
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The Syracuse Orange went from being a team outside the field of 64 to Final 4 contender in 3 short weeks. Jim Boeheim's team is peaking at the right time and with a lot fo athleticism, zone defense, and scoring punch, they present a difficult match-up for anyone right now. This is a nice action that flows out of the Fast Break with the SG going down and receiving a screen whereby he can pop and shoot if open or as in this situation, the big sprints to screen triggering the dribble drive attack. See More
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Columbia used this zone action against UC Irvine in the CIT title game. The Lions use a simple down screen on the bottom zone defender to get an open shot. See More
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At the end of their matchup with Washington, Stanford needed a score and went to this flare set. See More
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Designed to get a shot out of the box formation, a guard cuts into an elevator screen for a shot. See More
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Fred Hoiberg ran this re-screen action for a three pointer late in the Bulls-Hawks game on March 28th. It's a play with a re-screen (or go-ricky) above the level of the ball, a difficult action to defend for a shooter. It's a wrinkle off an old Brad Stevens inbound play. See More
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