OKC ran this play to open the second half of their game 2 loss to the Grizzlies. It used a dribble hand off and pin down to get an open jump shot for their best player. This play shows that it's invaluable to have a great screen setter like Perkins to free up a great shooter like Durant. See More
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Opening play ran by Denver in their 92-88 game 6 loss to the Warriors. Although 1 did not take a great shot, forced late clock jumper, I liked the dribble hand off action, and 4 screening 5 into the ball screen. See More
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The Atlanta Hawks ran this play versus the Indiana Pacers in Round 1 of the 2013 NBA Playoffs. The Hawks like to utilize Josh Smith in the post and this is just one action to get him on the block. But like every great NBA coach, Atlanta has a counter in the event the defense deny's the action. In this case, 5 went into a dribble hand-off to get the ball back to 1. Additional ending after the DHO is for 5 to pin-down for 3. See More
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Opening play of Boston's game 5 victory of NY. C's looked to get the ball inside to Green isolated. The ball screen paired with the wide pin down forces the defense to make choices. KG set a great screen and Chandler was protecting the basket because of the ball screen. Pierce was left with a wide open 3 point attempt. See More
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This is a quick hitter that Barton College ran in their thrilling win in the 2007 NCAA Division II National Championship game, winning by two points over Winona State. See More
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This hand off/on ball special is designed for 2. His goal is to use the on ball screen to drive to the paint. If this doesn't happen, look for 1 coming off screens from 4 and 5 for a shot. Give it a try! See More
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OKC ran this set midway through the third quarter of game 2. At this point Durant had only taken 9 shots. He had the ball in his hands a lot and was facilitating for his teamates. This was a great set to get him a touch with the ball out of his hands. After he hit this shot he got it rolling to finish out the quarter. The UCLA Ball Screen-Stagger is a common set with a lot of options, many of which are posted on FastModel. Reversing the ball back to a shooter coming off a pin down is a great option. See More
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Basic UCLA entry and ball reversal to 4 . On reversal to 3, look for possible slip to basket by 5 on down screen. 5 steps to corner, setting up back screen and lob to 4. Give it a try! See More
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Here is a set that was run by Wichita State this past season from a box set. In this set, you have a good look to get your point guard a three point shot and if that doesn't get you a good look at the basket, it ends with an Americas play action that will hopefully get you a good look at the basket as well. Another great feature of this set is that it finishes in a 3 out 2 in formation so there is still great spacing on the floor. See More
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Double ball screen used to get 4 open. 3 cut off 5's down screen. If 5's defender hedges, 5 slips to the basket for a lay-up. Give it a try! See More
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This is one of the most complete drills and is great for a pre-game warmup. You get (1) Screens, Passes, Shots, and can add additional defense if desired. The drill incorporates every aspect of your offense and a great way to teach footwork. See More
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The Chicago Bulls ran this set play in the 1st Round of the NBA Playoffs. See More
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This can be run for any of your perimeter players who can post and score. Point passes to wing and cuts to opposite corner. Pick and pop by 4 as 3, 4, and 5 set triple screen for point. 1 takes the open post cutting high or low as screeners space out on left side. Give it try! See More
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Here is a play that Utah State ran during the 2010 season. This is a great play to run out of transition and if it is exectued well, you can get many quality looks at the basket. See More
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Here is a set play that is a staple of Rick Byrd's at Belmont. This is a great set when you need a three because of the double down screen that is set for 2. Also because of the double screen that 4 and 5 are setting, 3 will have a good chance at driving baseline and not having to worry about help side defense. See More
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