If you need a 3 late game, you can run this play and look for the drive and kick option off of the ball-screen (frame 2). If that isn't open, 2 screens in for 1 who cuts to the corner for a 3-point shot. See More
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This play gets 3-point looks for three different players (2, 5, and 3). See More
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2 loops around a staggered screen from 3 and 5. 5 then sets a flare-screen for 3. See More
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This play gets a good look at attacking the rim with 2 pin down screens in the corner. It forces the defense to spread out with quick guards curling around screens to the rim. See More
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1 screens down for 2 after giving the ball to 4. 5 sets a back-screen for 4. 2 makes the lob to 4. See More
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1 dribbles towards 3 as 4 sets a back-screen for 3. 5 flashes across the lane pulling defenders with him. 1 makes the lob pass to 3. See More
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This play is great to get a quick look at 5 cutting to the rim. If it isn't open, 4 runs a hand-off for 3. Put your best driver in this position to attack the rim off of the hand-off. See More
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1 dribbles off of a ball-screen from 5 pushing 3 to the corner. 5 then screens for 4. You can get a shot from 4 or hit 5 cutting to the rim. See More
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This play can be used to get a 2 on the drive from 2 or on the roll pass from 5 to 4. Use this play if you have enough time to get to all of the options. See More
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1 passes to 4 at the high post then cuts to the corner. 5 sets a pin down screen for 2 and looks to slip to the rim. See More
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Innovative late game misdirection SLOB for a 3PT from the Celtics. See More
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A great 2nd option out of an Iverson cut for the cutter to receive, especially if being overplayed or doubled before the initial catch. This play was spotted and shared by our point guard watching games and recognizing actions. See More
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The Pacers ran the common loop action on this set but did not give it to C.J Miles because he was being denied the ball. Instead they entered it into the post and ran Chicago action (off-ball screen into a dribble handoff). This created an open look for Miles even though his defender did not make contact with any of the offensive players. See More
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Combining a dribble handoff with a weak side flare screen is a dangerous combination, especially when Doug McDermott is having a career night shooting the ball. The dribble handoff shifts the defense into help and the weak side flare screen takes advantage of this shift to get a shooter an open look. See More
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Star players need space to operate and that is exactly what this set gave J.J Redick. The screen the screener action is tough to defend, especially when the screener is a deadly three-point threat like Redick. Because his shot was being overplayed, this set allowed him a nice lane to attack the basket. See More
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