Down 63-61 Oakland ran this BLOB at Cleveland State to get their PG #20 Felder a close range shot against the shorter #31 Lee. CSU rotated incredibly well and blocked the shot but the play design was fantastic. See More
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#1 screens for #2 #4 screens for #1 #3 passes the ball to #1 #4 ball screens for #1 #5 back screens for #3 #4 and #5 set a staggered screen for #2 See More
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The Dallas Mavericks use this play during the 2014/2015 NBA season. The UCLA cut, which turns into a back screen, is a decoy to set up the pick & roll action. With a little space in the middle, Rondo just needs to throw the ball up to Chandler who hammers it down. See More
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This is the game winning SLOB of the Washington Wizards playing against the Orlando Magic on December 10th 2014. The game was tied (89-89) with 0.8 sec to play. See More
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Being down by 2 points, OKC had a chance to win or tie the game against the Grizzlies on November the 7th. With 2.4sec to play, Coach Scott Brooks came up with the following SLOB play. See More
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This is a great play to run out of a time out, in transtion or as a quick hitter in the flow of the game. Designed mainly for a team with a strong pick and roll PG and an athletic 4 man. This play can be used to build some momentum in a competitive game. The first look is for 4 coming off the lob but it is important for 1 to attack off the ball screen and get in the lane. 5 will be sealing ball side block and 1 comes off the screen and should be looked at for a simple post feed. See More
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Down by 4 points (26.1sec to play) against the Golden State Warriors on November 23rd, Scott Brooks came up with this SLOB to give Anthony Morrow a clean look from the 3point line! The play worked to perfection, but the shot didn't go in. See More
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Can't use your personnel any better, than the New Orleans Pelicans did with this lob play! Anthony Davis and his 35 inch vertical does play a part. See More
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The Memphis Grizzlies used this SLOB successfully against the Sacramento Kings on November 13th 2014. They were down by 1 point with 0.3sec to play and won it with the buzzer. See More
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This is a BLOB set Doc Rivers liked to utilize when the ball was deeper into the corner than normal. Rivers would frequently run this set for shooters such as Ray Allen and Paul Pierce during his time with the Boston Celtics. See More
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Today's play is a Baseline Out of Bounds set used to get a quick shot off of a triple screen. It is drawn up to get a quick three-pointer for your best shooter or create a mismatch in the post if the defense switches. It is simple enough to be ran at all levels, provided your team can set solid screens See More
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Thanks to Ben Asher (@Ben_Asher) for the heads up on this fantastic BLOB LOB run by Dayton at the Puerto Rico Tip-Off. Have any great sets you want to share? Tweet them to us @FastModel See More
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The Nets ran this with under 10 seconds left to go in their game 3 loss to the Bulls. Johnson 2 was wide open, but held off on shooting the three to give the ball to Williams who came off a down screen and penetrated. Chicago did not want to foul, so the Nets were able to get the basket, score, foul, and come down and attempt a game tying 3 pointer. See More
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The Golden State Warriors ran this SLOB with 11 seconds to play (down by 4 points) in Game 7 of the first playoff round against the Clippers. A triple decoy play, which forces numerous switches. In this case the whole defense focused on Curry. He decided to take a 3 point runner, but could have passed the ball to Thompson for a wide open 3 point shot. See More
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This quick and easy box set can be used during late game situations or at the end of shot clock situations. The play is designed to get 5 a lob or easy look at the rim with only a few seconds left on the clock. Depending how the set is defended, 2 may be wide open after he screens for 5. Immediately after 2 sets a solid screen, he needs to step to the open area and be the second option for the passer (1). See More
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