This basic box alignment can lead to multiple scoring options. Option #2 is designed to clear the right side of the floor for 2. The key is 4's pass fake to 1 before passing to 2 on right wing. Immediately on the catch, 2 puts it on the floor to the basket. See More
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This basic box alignment can lead to multiple scoring options. Option #1 is designed for the bigs to step out on the floor and on ball reversal, 5 uses shuffle screen from 2 to get free in the paint to score. See More
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This is a great play to run against man to man and zone. 1 dribbles to the wing and 2 replaces 1's spot. On the 1-2 ball reversal, 4 flashes into the paint to draw his defender. At the same time, 5 crosses lane and sets back screen for 3 for lob play. See More
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The goal of the play is to isolate 3 on the left wing for one on one situation. 1 dribbles out to the right wing, pushing 3 to the block. On ball reversal, 4 screens for 3 to free him on the left wing. 4 and 5 stay on the right side to occupy their defenders at 3 takes his defener one one. See More
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This action is keyed on ball reversal and back screen for 3 to open area on the floor. 4 and 5 pop out to pull their defenders higher on the floor. If 3 is not available, 1 uses 4-5 down screen for a shot. See More
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With 18.3 seconds left in the 2nd quarter of the Miami Heat - San Antonio Spurs game on 1/26/14, Heat coach Eric Spoelstra drew up this great SLOB play to get Ray Allen a wide open 3 pointer that hit to put the Heat up 8 at halftime. See More
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This play uses the X action using 5 in the high post. Ball is reversed to 5 at the top of the key. 2 cuts to right wing as 3 uses screens by 1 and 4. This is a specific scoring play for your 3 man. See More
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This play starts in high stacks and is initiated by 1 dribbling to right wing. 2-4 back screen with 2 catching on top. Weak side down 5-3 down screen to free 3. On 3's catch 4 cuts to high post and 5 seals defender in paint. An open shot for 4 is created or a post seal by 5. See More
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Ball reversal from right to left will make the defense shift to create penetration. The 5-1 on ball screen will free 1 on the dribble as 3 sets screen away for 4. Options are A) 1 drives to the paint to score or B) 1 passes to 4 in the lane to score. See More
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Using a basic flex action, you can create a quick scoring opportunity. 3 flex cuts as ball is reversed. On 2-4 pass 3 sets up screen for 5. 5 cuts to the basket to score. On ball reversal, the regular flex action continues. See More
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Two high on ball screens set up this play. As 1 drives over top 4 dives to the rim for quick pass. 1 passes to 2 and sets up screen for 5 cutting to the paint. 4 fills high post for shot or dump down pass to 5 posting in paint. See More
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Starts in 1-4 high set with entry pass to 4. 1 accepts flare screen from 5 to catch on left wing. 5 dives to basket after screening and 3 clears to right corner. On 4-1 pass, 5 back screens for 2 and receives down screen from 4. 5 looks for open jump shot or high low pass to 4 stepping into the paint. See More
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This is a two option play. Starts in 1-4 high set and ball is entered to 4. 1 follows pass to receive hand off and drive to right wing. 4 dives to right post area to seal and catch from 1. Second option is 2 coming off a 3-5 double screen. See More
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Classic back door action from the Princeton offense. Double stack set and wing pass entry. 1 clears to opposite corner and 2 fills high. 3 dribbles hard at the right elbow as 4 walks his defender to the corner. 3 picks up the ball and forward pivots away from defender. This is cue for 4 to cut back door to receive pass from 3 for a lay up. See More
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Late game FT miss situation. Can easily use this alignment to get a 3pt FGA if needed, by using #1 to get behind the offensive rebounder for a kick out. See More
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