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Part of the LA Clippers 2015-16 BLOB series. See More
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Part of the LA Clippers 2015-16 BLOB series. See More
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This misdirection play is used to get the ball to 5 posting up inside. The ball screen at the top of the key could also be a great pick and pop opportunity. See More
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This two-man action has the five man set repeat step up ball screens for the point guard. The repeat action can allow the players to get a feel for how the defense is going to guard the ball screen. See More
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This quick hitter gets an open shot on the wing, but the guard coming off of the "Orlando" action could also look to score off of the ball screen. See More
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Crean uses a variety of down screen / cross screen actions to make the defense move. This play also uses up quite a bit of time. See More
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The Hoosiers use a "twist" action with two ball screens set for the point guard. See More
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Good spacing and movement before a screening action are essential in post isolation opportunities. On this set, Nikola Vucevic comes off two cross screens to get him open for a post isolation opportunity. Nice action drawn up by old Magic coach Jacque Vaughn. See More
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Brad Stevens uses Isaiah Thomas as a screener frequently because of the extra attention the Celtics' top scorer receives. A common screen-the-screener action is the Flex set up, where Thomas would come off a down screen after setting the Flex. Instead, he sets a back screen here after the flex, with the rim unguarded on the flex overload for an easy alley oop opportunity. See More
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Flex is a very common action in all levels, high school to NBA. At the highest levels, if a team wants optimal posting position off a flex screen, they must disguise that a flex screen is coming by running false movement early in the set. Jeff Hornacek did this with the Suns, mixing it in with his pitch offense. See More
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With a player like Andrew Wiggins that can score inside and out, Wolves coach Sam Mitchell got creative last season with how he used Wiggins in flex situations. 23 Flex Clear is an action that can utilize Wiggins as a screener or as the post-up option in the wing. He either comes off a flex screen into a post isolation situation, or he can set a flex screen for another wing and then come off a down screen on the opposite side for a jump shot. See More
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Flex counter that is common in the NBA, with a staggered screen for the man that came off the flex screen -- great read if the man coming off the flex is fronted in the post. See More
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The Flex Offense is a patterned offense run at all levels of basketball. The offense is initiated with a ball reversal, a "flex cut" and screen the screener action. There are unlimited options out of this offense for quick hitters and counters. See More
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Good baseline out of bounds play to use against a 2-3 zone. Forces the zone to match up with your players. See More
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