Horns set starting with false motion into a high ball screen. The key is to move the defense with the false motion and then read to defense to set the appropriate late angle ball screen. Credit - Fran Fraschilla and Championship Productions See More
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This offense, common in high schools as a continuity, was run frequently by the Larry Bird Indiana Pacers teams from the late 1990s. It works really well for teams that have one great shooter who will draw extra attention as he cuts off a screen. See More
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Illinois Horns set designed for a stretch 4 to get an open shot. See More
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1 passes to 4 then cuts to the corner. 5 sets a down-screen for 2. If 5's defender shows on the screen or tries to switch, 5 can slip to the rim. See More
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Chicago runs this play to free up your shooting guard. See More
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NBA TV recently showed on their "Hardwood Classics" the 2003 NBA Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and the New Jersey Nets. In Game 6 late in the 2nd Quarter, the Spurs ran this quick hitter to get a pick and roll action with Tim Duncan and David Robinson. Duncan was able to hit Robinson rolling to the rim for a dunk. See More
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Quick hitter with an option for a 3-point shot or a post up opportunity. See More
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Gonzaga set that could be run from Horns (shown), box or 1-4 High Yields a shooter coming off a flare screen, a shooter coming off stagger and a guard post up. See More
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Great action to get a clearout/dribble hand off for PG See More
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Horns set designed to get dribble handoffs into a ballscreen to attack. See More
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Set made popular by the 7 Seconds or Less Phoenix Suns, and is now used by alot of current NBA teams in both small and big lineups. Run by the Cavs, Warriors, Hawks, Suns, Rockets & others. See More
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The Houston Rockets have hurt teams alot this postseason by utilizing their power forwards as Pick & Roll ballhandlers and forcing the opponents two big men to both defend the Pick & Roll. They have used Josh Smith & Terrance Jones to create easy buckets against both the Mavericks and now the Clippers. They opened up Game 2 with this set and scored multiple times against the Mavericks. The Atlanta Hawks also utilized this set against the Wizards, getting an easy lob. This set was made famous by the Phoenix Suns 7 Seconds or Less offense, naming it "Elbow Get" as they utilized Diaw & Shawn Marion to score off of it often. Rockets get the ball to the power forward at the elbow (or lane line extended) and have Dwight Howard set a ballscreen and roll to the rim. See More
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New Orleans runs alot of Horns sets, and one of their favorite sets is to pass to the elbow and have the point guard and opposite Big set a double down screen for the wing player (usually Eric Gordon) to attack out of a dribble handoff. Against Golden State in Game 1 they ran that same action with a nice counter; instead of executing a dribble handoff with the guard on the wing, the big turns and dribbles at the ballside wing who then cuts backdoor. See More
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New Orleans ran this against Golden State as a pressure release to the overplay of their wings. See More
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