The Minnesota Lynx made a concerted effort to get the ball into the post to 2017 MVP Sylvia Fowles in Game 1 of the WNBA Finals. They used this play to get Fowles (5) a post up opportunity off of a back screen from 1. See More
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The Minnesota Lynx ran this play designed to get 5 a post up opportunity at the rim. 1 followed her pass to 5 to receive a handoff. 1 turned the corner trying to drive as 5 cut to the rim. 4 popped up top to receive the pass from 1. x5 tried to front 5 in the post but 5 did a good job of walking her up the lane, which created space for the high low pass at the rim. See More
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The LA Sparks ran this play late in the 4th quarter of Game 1 of the WNBA Finals to try to get 4 isolated in the post off of the back screen from 2. After 2 sets the flex screen 3 continues cutting to the corner to get 2 & 4 isolated on the weak side of the floor. 2 sets the back screen on 4 then pops out to receive the pass from 5. 4 looks to pass to 4 but in this situation the post entry was defended well and the Sparks went to a secondary option with a ball screen. See More
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Zipper series from the Minnesota Lynx. See More
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Play call from Boston Celtics HC Brad Stevens. Normally ran as an ATO/EOG quick hitter action for Isaiah Thomas. See More
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Saint Mary's ran this quick hitter action late in their game against Arizona immediately after an OOB Play. They use the Iverson cut as false motion to set up the double screen for a look at 5 in the post. 4 then sets the down screen for 2 for the 3 point option. See More
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Saint Mary's used this play in their game against Arizona to isolate their 1 and 4 for a pick and roll situation. The Gaels start in an elbow set with 1 making an entry pass to 5. The flex screen by 1 and the down screen from 4 are all decoy actions so they can get 1 the ball back and he can create out of the step up ball screen. See More
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Texas ran this as their late game go to play in their double overtime win over Florida State. The play starts out in an elbow set with 1 making the entry pass to the 4 and screening for 3 for a post up. After the post up look for 3, 1 receives a staggered screen from 5 & 4 to get the ball back. 5 & 4 continue with a second staggered screen, this time for 3. See More
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Elbow action from the Cleveland Cavaliers with different reads/options. See More
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Different reads out of the Elbow set the Cavaliers run when they go to their small line-up with LeBron at the 4 and Love/Frye at the 5. See More
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The Toronto Raptors ran this Elbow set in their 2016-17 pre-season debut versus the Golden State Warriors. See More
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Spain utilized this set to get Juan Carlos Navarro a open look during their group game against Argentina. See More
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The Detroit Pistons summer league team ran this play late in the 4th quarter of a tied game. They were unsuccessful in scoring on the play even though they got a wide open shot. 1 passed to 4 in the high post. 1 & 5 went to set a staggered screen for 3. 3 went backdoor and 1's man got caught helping too much on the play. 5 screened for 1 opening up a open look at a 3. See More
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This is a great set the Thunder have found success running against every team this year. Designed like their normal 54 Dive set in which Ibaka pops off a ballscreen out of horns, they look to get a lob for Roberson. Roberson is open because most teams "dummy" him or leave him open intentionally due to his lack of shooting. Look for the Thunder to run this against Golden State, since Golden State has a playoff history of ignoring players who cannot shoot. See More
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