This is a proven set play for a three point shot attempt late in the game. 3 is used as a decoy to catch, return pass to 1, and curl over screens by 4-5. 1 drives the ball from left to right as 2 cuts between 4-5 as they screen and "shut the door." This will free 2 for open three point shot. See More
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This was the first offensive play of the game run by Florida against UConn at the 2014 Final Four. For more, check out www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership, and get your first 30 days free. See More
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Coastal Carolina run this quick isolation a few times in their NCAA tournament loss to the Virginia Cavaliers. While the Chanticleers lost the game, they had a lot of success with this play. See More
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NC State ran this quick hitter in their opening round win in the NCAA Tournament. In this set, NC State is looking to get TJ Warren a touch in the post. If this option is not open, the guard then comes off an elevator screen looking for a 3pt shot. See More
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This box set incorporates a elevator screen for a 3pt look. Matt Mahar, Head Men's Basketball Coach at Assumption College, showed this set at the Aspire 2 Inspire clinic in Pawtucket, RI on 8-24-13. See More
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Dribble entry quick hitter that implements an elevator screen to get a 3pt shot attempt See More
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The Brooklyn Nets ran this elbow action in their game versus the Miami Heat. As 3 (Joe Johnson) came up the lane for the 3-pointer, X4 sniffed out the action and helped to prevent the catch. This allowed 4 (Paul Pierce) to slip to the block for a post-up. See More
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This elevator play is designed for a shooter to come off a misdirection cut back up the lane line to where he came from thru an elevator. What makes it so seductive for the shooter is that the elevator wasn't there when he made his original cut, so when he retraces his steps and comes thru the elevator, the defender will be blindsided by it. See More
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Last night in their buzzer beating loss to the UCONN Huskies, the Florida Gators ran this elevator play to revive their offense in the 2nd half. This is a play that ESPN Analyst Seth Greenberg talked about during the broadcast, breaking down the elevator screen. I drew the 5-1 pick in grey because it does not have to be added but is a nice tweak. In the event you need a 2 in this situation, a quick slip from 5 is also a nice option after setting the screen. See More
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Last night at the end of regulation versus the Orlando Magic, Rick Adelman drew up this play to get Kevin Love a 3-pointer to force overtime. This play is very simple and effective to run. However, what made it even more effective was that X4 never even moved (which I didn’t understand) and led to an uncontested 3-pointer. See More
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The Portland TrailBlazers coach Terry Stotts drew up this end game SLOB for a Blazers game winner. Needing a three pointer in a catch and shoot situation, Box Side Elevator starts in a box formation with the shooter on the opposite block. Watch the weird spacing on this play and how awkward it becomes for the defenders to hedge on the elevator screen. See More
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Double is a variation of Comeback. Instead of going back to the ball-side corner, this play will involve an elevator screen to get a three-point shot for #3. For more, check out my website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership, and get your first 30 days free. See More
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Rick Stansbury ran this elevator action during the 2008-09 season with the Mississippi State Bulldogs. This is a timing play, the passes from 3 to 2 must be times with elevator screen for 1. See More
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This baseline out of bounds play from North Carolina was used a few years ago to get Tyler Zeller posted on the block. I love the stagger action on the weakside to minimize any help in the post. See More
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This is a play used last season by the Washington Wizards under coach Randy Wittman. The Wizards would try to get an open three pointer for Bradley Beal or Martell Webster, who they start in the corner out of a Horns formation. You'll see the defense pay a lot of attention to John Wall on this play as well; it's one of the few occasions he's been utilized as a screener and this is a good example of how it can be effective for the best player on a team to be the screener - it sets up openings for others. See More
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