If getting the ball to your posts in the paint is part of your game plan, this play will help. It incorporates ball reversal, cutting and screening. This can be run to the left or right side of the floor, depending on which post, 4 or 5, you plan to get open to score. You can use your three man as the scorer also in a mis-match situation. See More
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A cinnib okat us European basketball. Creates options for both scoring perimeter players, 1 and 2. Initial action for 2 sets up secondary swing action for 1 for shot or isolation. Give it a try! See More
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This is a quick hitting play that uses 4 as a decoy. 1 passes to 2 and hold his spot. 4 dives to right block demanding the ball. 5 cuts off 4's tail to set quick down screen for 3. Look for 3 to be open for a split second in the middle of the lane. Give it a try! See More
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The key to this play is 2 setting a good diagonal screen on 5 forcing his defender to help. This play is from the 2010-2011 Houston Rockets season. See More
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For this set make your high post entry to your best passing big. Line up your biggest wing opposite corner of where the high post entry pass is going, so if the defense switches guard to guard screening action, you have a size mismatch. Make sure you sell to your point guards that setting a good cross screen will help get them an open shot off of 5's down screen. This play is from the 2012-2013 Wisconsin Green Bay season. See More
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Last night Mike Montgomery put on a clinic running easy pin-downs in their victory over UNLV in the NCAA Tournament. Crabbe actually scored back to back lay-ups on this exact action early in the 2nd Half. See More
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The main key teaching point with this play is getting your 2 to sell that he is cutting towards 4 for a hand off. Once the defense over plays him, he can cut hard backdoor. You have to put a passing big man in 4's position to make the pass to 2 for a lay up. This play is from the 2010-2011 Houston Rockets season. See More
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With this set make sure that your wings flash a second or two behind the posts. Put your best post passer and best scorer who is most likely to be overplayed on the same side. This play is from the 2012-2013 Wisconsin Green Bay Season. See More
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With this set your 2 has to be your best scorer so the defense will over play him. Your 4 man has to be a passing big, that can make the bounce pass from the high post to the backdoor cutter. This play is from the 2010-2011 Houston Rockets season. See More
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Last night in their game versus the Brooklyn Nets, the Dallas Mavericks ran this baseline out of bounds their play during the 2nd Half. This is a great screen the screener set that my high school team ran this year; but we never added the second screen. See More
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Multi-option play that includes on ball screen, triple stagger, ending in little/big corss screen for post score. Give it a try! See More
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The key to his play is 2 setting a good screen on 5's defender so 2's defender helps on the diagonal screen. Sell your 2 on setting a good screen, is important to getting him the open shot. When 2 gets the hand off from 4, have 4 set a screen to help him create space from his defender. This play is from the 2010-2011 Houston Rockets season. See More
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Triple option play. First option is for 3 off staggered down screens. Secondary action comes from 4's pin down on 2 who releases to the wing for open shot. Third option is 4 posting up after pinning down for 2. Give it a try! See More
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For this play have your 1 set the first screen in the double screen so the defense can't switch the guard to guard screening action. Make sure that you are working with your 2 on how to read the defense. He needs to be able to read and react instead of being a robot and automatically coming off the double screen. This play is from the 2010-2011 Houston Rockets season. See More
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This is a play that Paul Westphal ran when he was the head coach of the Sacramento Kings. See More
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