5 sets a cross screen for 2. If 2 is open on their cut, 4 will give them the ball. If 2 is not able to get the ball on their cut, they need to continue their cut by either spacing to the three-point line or by setting a back screen for 4. 4 will need to reverse the ball to 1 in order to be eligible for the back screen. See More
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Sacramento State used this play in an upset win over Montana State in the Big Sky Tournament. See More
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Here is a set used by the Brazil National Team during the 2012 Olympics. Head Coach Ruben Magnano used this same action with the Argentina National Team as their head coach as well. The set allows you to isolate a post player or guard inside. See More
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This is a nice misdirection play with 2 running to the corner once 4 gets the ball at the elbow. 4 makes a nice pass to 2 in the corner and on film you can see 5 moving his man up the lane line to create space for the post pass. See More
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In the first Final Four game between Michigan State and Duke the Blue Devils ran this set successfully four straight times for baskets. The action was very simple as the horns set had a big cross screen right into a ball screen. Michigan State couldn’t guard this set in the first half and it led to Duke building a lead they would never lose. See More
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Gonzaga ran this with just over 8 minutes left in the second half against UCLA. It's important that the big coming off the double screen looks for deep position first before immediately posting on the block. See More
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With 1 minute remaining in the first half, Cincinnati runs this quick hitter and scores off of the cross screen. See More
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The Box & One defense is a very common way to shut down a star player. You can use the following play, if your point guard is the one being guarded one on one. Your big man becomes the main threat easily. See More
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This play depends on timing and a good cross screen. If it is a smaller guard coming off of the cross screen they need to finish the layup quickly or shot fake because the help side is going to be coming for the block. This post flash cross screen basketball play is a great play to get a shot right at the basket. If you have missed a couple of long shots and are struggling to score this is a good play to run. If you are running the cross screen for a wing then they need to either finish quickly or shot fake and draw the foul. Big men will be able to take their time on the finish. This play is from the 2005-2006 Duke season. See More
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This play is from the 2010-2011 Houston Rockets season. This play is best ran for a point guard who can shoot it, or for the purpose of the play have a player that can shoot it start the play. The key to this play is your point guard setting two great screens to force his defender to help which will get him open on the down screen. See More
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Here is a set ran by the Puerto Rico National Team in a recent game against the Argentina National Team. See More
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A good action to get your post the ball on the block. The post has 2 opportunities to recieve a cross screen and score. The play can finish in a screen the screener action. See More
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This is a set the Miami Heat ran in the Eastern Conference Finals to get Ray Allen a key three point basket against the Indiana Pacers. They utilized mis-direction having Lebron James sprint from the corner to set the ball screen and then pop while running Ray Allen off a stagger. See More
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A very simple Post Isolation into Cross Screen/Down Screen set play. A widely used action, but difficult to guard because it includes a pair of ball reversals, a couple of post isolations, and forces difficult decision-making by defenders who get caught up in quick screens. See More
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For this set make your high post entry to your best passing big. Line up your biggest wing opposite corner of where the high post entry pass is going, so if the defense switches guard to guard screening action, you have a size mismatch. Make sure you sell to your point guards that setting a good cross screen will help get them an open shot off of 5's down screen. This play is from the 2012-2013 Wisconsin Green Bay season. See More
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