Florida Gulf Coast Guard Sherwood Brown at 6'4 200 pounds proved early in the NCAA Touranment that he has the ability to get in the post and use his strength to get to the basket Here is a good Isolation set used by FGCU to get Brown in the post See More
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Andy Endfield has a lot of coaching influences, one of them being Rick Pitino and not only does he do a good job with their match-up zone and changing defensive looks, but also on the offense end being able to open the floor and use spacing properly to get players good looks to score. Here is a good high PNR action looking to hit the post man rolling in the lane See More
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The Oregon Ducks were a #12 seed in the NCAA Tournament, but proved they belonged getting to the Sweet 16 before being knocked off by the Louisville Cardinals. Coach Dana Altman has the Ducks program heading in the right direction and this is a great isolation set used in their 3rd round game against St. Louis. The Ducks finished the season at 28-9. See More
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The Ducks have a variety of sets they use to isolate their best players and this is one out of the Princeton 2-3 Set for EJ Singler See More
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This play involves a lot of movement and can catch the defense napping. Good set-up for Dotson to use his ability to penetrate and score See More
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The Ducks have a player in EJ Singler with good size at 6'6 and 3 pt shooting range. In this SLOB, the Ducks use a set of staggered screens to free up Singler for a 3 pt shot. See More
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A good PG Isolation play run from the Princeton set-up See More
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Head Coach John Calipari ran a lot more set plays this season with his young group of Wildcats. Here is an Early Offense play looking to either get off a lob pass to your 4 man or use the DHO to get a shot off with the hand-off man acting a screener for the guard coming off the backscreen. See More
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The Kentucky Wildcats used this effective half court set to get a look for Harrow and also for a good look at post entry from the wing of the initial action See More
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In Play 1 SOB 2 is your inbounder 5 steps up to screen for 3 who cuts first to the ball side corner looking for a quick pass 1 sets a back screen for 4 looking for the lob at the rim SOB 5 4 & 3 screen simultaneously for 1 & 2 (5 has the option to hit either one if they are open) 4 screens across for 3 who comes to the ball and receives the pass 3 swings the ball to 4 as 1 is cross screening in the lane for 2 who comes off the screen looking to catch & shoot 1 continues across the lane and screens 5 who dives hard to the ball side post looking for a pass from 2 if no shot was taken See More
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This is one of the set plays run by John Beilein in the Semi-Final Game against Syracuse. The Wolverines made an adjustment to their Zone Offense looking to attack the gaps by spreading the zone out. This is a very good play for an athletic 4 man who can put the ball on the floor. See More
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Another good 1/2 court set run against the 2-3 Zone by the Michigan Wolverines. This set utilizes the ball screen as the 3 looks to get in the paint and force rotation situations from the back defenders The Wolverines ran this set effectively and what makes this even more dangerous is the 3 pt shooting ability of Stauskas on the wing spotting up See More
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This was a nice action run by John Beilein against the Syracuse 2-3 Zone On the wing pass, the Zone is forced to make decisions on priority coverage In this situation, x4 got caught and 5 was able to hit 4 on the baseline for an easy lay-up - in the next sequence when this play was run, the defense adjusts, but this time 5 is free for an elbow jumper See More
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John Beilein had a masterful game plan against the Syracuse 2-3 Zone and here is another example of moving players and the ball to get the best possible shot The Orangemen were consistently spread out by the passing of the Wolverines and had their fair share of open looks There were also many secondary options off the sets which created match-up problems for the vaunted Syracuse Zone Defense of Jim Boeheim See More
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