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Basketball Play - Winthrop - 45 Flip

Winthrop - 45 Flip

Doug Brotherton 03/16/2017

Winthrop's terrific guard, Keon Johnson, was being trapped in wing ball screens. To counter this, Winthrop utilized an action which the Oklahoma City Thunder run regularly to free up Russell Westbrook. They set a zipper screen, to eliminate the hard hedge. At the point of the ball screen, the 5 sets a Flip Ball Screen. A flip ball screen is simply "flipping" the screening angle, at the point of the ball screen. It is a simple, but effective way to counter team's who are trapping or hard hedging ball screens. See More

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Basketball Play - Villanova Wildcats - DEUCE

Villanova Wildcats - DEUCE

Randy Sherman 03/13/2017

One of four common ball screens in the Villanova Four-Out Motion Offense is the DEUCE. Always get movement before setting ball screens. A DUECE is an inside high ball screen and is set in the slot. It is so named because of there are two perimeter players on the side of the ball screen. Villanova Playbook... See More

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Basketball Play - Houston Rockets - Double Drag Lob

Houston Rockets - Double Drag Lob

Matt Wheeler 10/07/2016

The Houston Rockets ran this play early in the first quarter of their preseason game against the New York Knicks. This play utlilizes James Harden's (1) ability to draw attention and make reads off of the ball screen. 5 screens away for 4 to make it difficult to for x4 & x5 to help on the ball screens. As 1 turns the corner 3 sets a back screen for 5 going to the rim. 1 looks to make the pass to 5 for the lob. See More

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Basketball Play - SLOB Lob for Spurs

SLOB Lob for Spurs

Mo Dakhil 07/13/2016

The San Antonio Spurs summer league team ran an End of Game (EOG) play to beat the Warriors at the buzzer with a lob to Jonathan Simmons. The play showed how teams could take advantage of defenses that hard hedge (when the screener’s defender steps in the path of player coming off the screen) or switch off ball screens. Kyle Anderson is tasked with inbounding the ball, in the stronger side corner is the Spurs best shooter in DeJounte Murray. His job is not to move from that spot and keep the floor spread. Bryn Forbes is in the weakside corner and it appears as if CJ Williams and Simmons are setting a double staggered for Forbes. As Forbes comes off the first screen, Simmons’ defender jumps out early to hedge on the screen and make it a difficult entry pass to Forbes. As soon as the defender hedges Simmons slips right to the basket without ever setting the screen. Anderson throws the lob but it is a little off target but Simmons uses his athleticism to catch the ball, gather himself and goes straight up to score over the defense. Even if the defense switched in this situation Simmons would have the superior position as he has a direct lane to the basket and there would be no one in between him and the ball. The play above is a great example of a team slipping a screen to take advantage of teams See More

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Basketball Play - Syracuse - Princeton Action

Syracuse - Princeton Action

Dana Beszczynski 04/01/2016

The Syracuse Orange ran a version of the Princeton Offense in their NCAA Tournament game against Gonazaga. Here is a breakdown of this very dynamic set with movement to keep the defense off balance, down screens for the shooters, and two ball screens. Syracuse has a very athletic team and possesses a great ability with their three guards to knockdown the 3 pt shot. See More

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Basketball Play - Butler - Sprint-to-Screen Action

Butler - Sprint-to-Screen Action

Dana Beszczynski 03/21/2016

Butler is a sentimental favorite come NCAA March Madness since their back-to-back runs under Brad Stevens. Head Coach Chris Holtmann has done a great job putting his own stamp on the program this year under trying circumstances off the court. The Bulldogs stuck together and made another strong showing in this years NCAA Tournament. This is a simple little sprint-to-screen action which makes the defense guard two ball screens in one possession. See More

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