Butler opened the second half of their game against Middle Tennessee with this back screen lob play. 4 sets up the play by faking the screen for 3 then popping back out to get the ball from 1. 2 then sets the back screen for 5. This puts the defense at a disadvantage by forcing a smaller player to help on the lob pass to 5. See More
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Iowa State ran this BLOB after the under-4 media timeout in the second half to tie the game against Purdue. A staggered screen along the baseline sends a shooter to the corner, and a screen for the first screener opens them up for a mid-range jumper. See More
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After the 12 minute TV timeout in the second half, Iowa State ran this 4 low BLOB for a look at a 3. There looked to be an option for the 5 to set a screen for the 4 after 4's screen, but it did not happen in this instance as the 3 took the corner 3. See More
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Purdue ran this quick hitter for a layup after a dead ball early in the second half of the Round of 32 matchup with Iowa State. They used dribble handoff entries all night and this allowed them to get an open layup off a back cut later in the game. See More
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ATO BLOB Elevator action from Saint Mary's vs Arizona, 2017 Round of 32 NCAA Tournament. See More
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Nice set from Rick Pitino to start the second half, going back inside for a post-up for his 4-man. By setting a big-to-big post cross screen, the screener finds himself more open afterwards. He uses contact well to seal and finish as soon as he gathers in the lane. See More
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Here is a high ball screen that flows out of chin action run by Iona in their NCAA tournament game against Oregon. See More
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Nice set that South Dakota ran versus Gonzaga in the 2017 NCAA Tournament. The ram screen allows minimal help on 1 as they attack with the dribble, forcing x2 to help. By having 4 screen in the help, a good shot is created. See More
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Here is a set that Gonzaga ran in their first round game versus South Dakota State in the 2017 NCAA Tournament. A simple set with lots of good opportunities to get the ball into the post. See More
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Here is an ATO set that Gonzage ran in their first round matchup of the 2017 NCAA tournament versus South Dakota State. This is a great set to get a good ball handler attacking space with their dominant hand. See More
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Late in a close game, Northwestern used "False Motion" into a roll and rise ball screen. False Motion is a great way to manipulate the help defense. Northwestern scored on this possession, en route to a tournament win over Vanderbilt. See More
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West Virginia ran this "Shuffle Stagger" set, following a stoppage in play, in their game against Bucknell. The best thing about this play is the numerous scoring options. You can get the 1 on the back screen. It can be run to get a player a post isolation. Lastly, it can result in an open 3-pointer, off of the double stagger. See More
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Stagger Comeback action where 5 fakes a side ball-screen for 2 then turns around to set a stagger screen with 4 for 1. 1 cuts to the ball for a shot. See More
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A simple set to put your ball handler in a position to read the defense and get going downhill. See More
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Princeton used this late game sideline out of bounds set, to get a wide up 3. If it looks familiar, it is because Brad Stevens has run this numerous times with the Boston Celtics. This is Stevens "Winner" play, but Princeton ran it from a box formation. See More
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