This play was run by the College of Charleston early in their upset win over Baylor. It is designed as a single/double screen to free up their best shooter Andrew Lawrence for a three pointer. In this situation, Lawrence chose to use the single screen set by Baru. Lawrence popped to the corner and got a wide open look at a three pointer which he knocked down off the pass from Stitt. See More
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The key to this basketball play is timing and setting good screens. By making the defense focus on the hand off and rub screen action you soften up the defense and keep them from being able to help the way they should on the double screen. This is a good basketball play because it has multiple screening options. Get the defense to focus on the hand off and brush screen action to draw attention away from the double screen on the baseline for the shooter. This play is from Jeff B. Davis Community College 2011-2012 season. See More
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Oklahoma State ran this set this morning in their game vs Tennessee to get their shooter a quick look. See More
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Here is a Transition set with multiple options. Missouri ran this set against Missouri Southern in a pre-season game. You can use this easy to run set to either get your 2 man a good look at a three point shot or feed your post man inside. See More
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It is not just enough to pass the basketball around the zone and jack up 3 point shots. Your team needs to be able to go inside out for shots. You can get inside touches by passing or driving the ball. Inside out 3 pointers are much higher percentage shots for your team and they make the defense work. Keep the ball moving and have the big man flash hard for the ball. Seal in the outside baseline defender so that the shooter has a better look. This play is from the 2011-2012 Georgia Southern season. See More
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Point guard must take his man away from the hand off and the cut hard to get the hand off. If nothing is there just play out of the offense. A bad defender will relax once his man gives up the ball. This basketball play is designed to take advantage of this by having the PG receive a hand off from the high post. If the hand off is not there then the point guard simply cuts through and you are in your offense. Don’t be a robot and be ready to play out of the hand off. This play is from the 2001-2012 Georgia Southern season. See More
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This play is a good play to get a high low action if you have a good passing big man, or if you have a great shooter or isolation player that can play off of a hand off situation. This play is from the 2005-2006 Duke season. See More
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Hand off basketball plays are a great way to get the defense to miss communicate and break down defensively. Also if you have a great shooter this may be the only way to get them the ball if they are being denied. Sometimes a bad shot from a great player is better then a good shot from a poor player. Shooter needs to get his shoulders squared when coming off of the hand off on the shot. Come shoulder to shoulder on the hand off and don’t let the defender squeeze through. This play is from the 2005-2006 Duke season. See More
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A blob action from Williams coach Mike Maker. His team does a great job of getting the inbounder shots off of action like this. The key is to have your second cutter seek out the inbounders defender on the tight curl and almost set a "moving screen" so that the man defending the cutter doesnt realize its a screen. See More
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A very good set from UWGB. Simple horns with flex action that most teams run. What makes this play work is the downscreen into a dho. 1 can turn the corner into space and have a shooter in the corner. The stagger for the 2 man coming back out is a good finish to the play. See More
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Shooter needs to set his man up and come off of the pin down screen hard. Handoff man needs to find the shooters man and dribble right at him and set a good screen as he hands the ball off. Get a shot for your best player or let them make a play for another teammate off of the handoff. This play is from the 2005-2006 Duke season. See More
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A look out of transiition or in the half court. 5 dribble hands off with 1 after he comes off the downscreen. 1 can turn the corner into space or have kick out options. A tough set to guard because of spacing and movement. See More
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Let the shooter decide whether to attack off the hand off or the re-screen. Read the defender and to get a shot but don’t over force the shot. This play is from the 2005-2006 Duke Season. See More
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A handoff followed by a ball screen is basically a double ball screen but it helps to get the player the ball even if they are being denied. Come off the ball screen and look to make a play for your yourself or a teammate. On the handoff dribble right at the wings defender and try to screen him as you hand the ball off. Wing needs to take a good angle to come off the handoff and ball screen, look to turn the corner on the ball screen if you can. This play is from the 2005-2006 Duke season. See More
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A look in transition when you can set up your break spots usually out of a free throw. In this play, the 3 comes off a stagger and gets a dho. The 1 man has to do a good job of setting a rub screen on 3's defender. See More
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