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Warriors Motion Weak

Adam Spinella 01/21/2016

Motion Weak, or "Thru", is a common NBA early offense set that can be run at any level. It is effective at using player movement and ball movement, trying to establish the post first and foremost, and getting a shooter open off a down screen. It is one of the best and most standard screen-the-screener actions, and it also results in tremendous floor balance with many wrinkles possible. Gregg Popovich of the Spurs has long been utilizing this set of offense. Steve Kerr and the Warriors have added a wrinkle, turning the set into a Horns formation off the down screen. See More

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Swing & Skip Shooting

Bert DeSalvo 01/21/2016

This simple zone shooting drill emphasizes jumping to the ball on the catch and footwork. Baseline jumper and 3pt shots are the focus here. See More

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Guard Individual Improvement - Cutting Action - Attack Middle

Bert DeSalvo 01/20/2016

This guard drill by Karen Pinkos, Head Women's Basketball Coach at Southern New Hampshire WBB, works on timing for offenses that utilize cutting and penetration action. This can be used in a progression series. See More

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No Touch Layups

Bert DeSalvo 01/20/2016

This is a great warmup drill that Monique LeBlanc, Head Coach Merrimack WBB uses to warm her team up. It involves converting layups, conditioning and touch passing. **NOTE: No dribbles should occur in this drill See More

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Square The Top (Fill Cuts: Blast Cut, V-Cut)

Randy Sherman 01/19/2016

Concepts and drills to teach squaring the top and fill cutting in a four-out motion offense. See More

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Dr. Dish - Full Court Weave Shooting

Dr Dish 01/19/2016

This full court shooting drill takes the traditional 3 man weave up a notch. Getting 3 players out in transition, Dr. Dish serves a duel purpose in throwing an outlet pass and throwing a pass for a transition 3 point attempt. This drill maximizes quality repetitions within a limited practice time. See More

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Dr. Dish - Full Court Shooting

Dr Dish 01/19/2016

This full court shooting drill emphasizes getting out in transition with the purpose of scoring! Using Dr. Dish to throw outlet passes and rebound transition 3s, this drill maximizes quality repetitions within a limited practice time. See More

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Maccabi

FastModel Sports 01/19/2016

Horns set starting with false motion into a high ball screen. The key is to move the defense with the false motion and then read to defense to set the appropriate late angle ball screen. Credit - Fran Fraschilla and Championship Productions See More

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Golden State Warriors "Loop Hammer"

Gibson Pyper 01/19/2016

Warriors go to after time out set, designed to get Klay Thompson an open 3 point jumper. See More

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Iowa State Weave Lob

Wes Kosel 01/19/2016

Here is another play from the Iowa State/Kansas State game. Iowa State starts with 2 dribble hand-offs. On the second one, 4 sets a back-screen for 2. 2 cuts to the rim for a lob pass. See More

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Iowa State Weave Flare

Wes Kosel 01/19/2016

Iowa State used this play against Kansas State. The play starts with 2 dribble hand-offs and then 4 (Niang) flashing up the lane line. 3 passes to 4 then cuts to the corner. 5 sets a flare-screen for 2. See More

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Oklahoma Buddy Hield Misdirection

Wes Kosel 01/19/2016

1 dribbles left as 4 moves up the lane line. 4 fakes as if he is setting a ball-screen but instead screens for 3 (Hield) in the corner. 3 cuts to the opposite wing and 1 passes to 4 stepping out to the wing. Once 4 has the ball, he drives middle at 3's defender. 3 gets the hand-off and looks to shoot or drive into the lane. See More

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Oklahoma SLOB Circle Lob

Wes Kosel 01/19/2016

2 starts with the ball out of bounds. 5, 1, and 3 cut around 4 in that order. 2 inbounds the ball to 5 who passes to 3 (Hield). Once Hield has the ball, 4 sets a ball-screen. 3 drives middle and 4 rolls to the basket. If x1 stays out on the shooter (like Kansas did), the lob to 4 may be open. See More

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